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GBear
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I really like the OPs PS but not with the fall/winter fabrics he is showing. I would like it with linen, khaki or a summer BB for the best effect. I think fall/winter clothing requires a different approach and his square is too spring/summer for my tastes.Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy
I have a plaid square that I wear folded a lot during the warmer months. It has an almost madras effect which seems right when it's 85 degrees outside.
I can't stand solid cream silk squares. They seem like something you find in a limo after a senior prom. Silk needs color and pattern. If you want plain, stick to white linen, the only true OneSquareÂ
I completely agree about this pocket square only suiting for the summer weather. Personally, the cream square is great and all but is bland. Then again, I like mine to show a little craziness and personality.
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If you want plain, stick to white linen, the only true OneSquareÂOriginally Posted by pocketsquareguy
White linen is too sharp and business-like for all applications. White silk is an abomination. Cream silk is happy with everything.Originally Posted by mafoofan
Isn't it obvious that off-white/cream linen is the true OneSquareÂ
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Isn't it obvious that off-white/cream linen is the true OneSquareÂOriginally Posted by TRINI
I have a once-pure-white linen square that has since become mildly yellowed over time with wear. It's better now. +1
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OP, please respond to this query.Originally Posted by harvey_birdman
It's Simonnot Godard, "Madras 4". Their website should have stockists near you:
http://www.simonnot-godard.com/1.aspx
I think Will stocks this model.
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It's Simonnot Godard, "Madras 4". Their website should have stockists near you:Originally Posted by HHD
http://www.simonnot-godard.com/1.aspx
I think Will stocks this model.
Their quality is the finest. Their colors are truly sublime. You will become spoiled.
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My one-square would be cream silk Charvet...
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