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Pocket Squares: A Discussion Thread, Questions, Opinions, Suggestions.....
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PS in vest pocket - yay or nay?Originally Posted by Egert
Vest, no. Shirt, yes:
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My apologies for being both late and lazy. Not wishing to read through all the pages, I do have a couple of pocket square questions. I gather that silk is not the most desireable fabric if one will be wearing a silk tie? The better option being linen? Can one make a "pouf" effectively with a linen square? My only experience to date is using linen folded. Thanks for any input, John
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Linen makes an excellent poof!
But, in the summer cotton can be very attractive as well.
But, in the summer cotton can be very attractive as well.
My apologies for being both late and lazy. Not wishing to read through all the pages, I do have a couple of pocket square questions. I gather that silk is not the most desireable fabric if one will be wearing a silk tie? The better option being linen? Can one make a "pouf" effectively with a linen square? My only experience to date is using linen folded. Thanks for any input, JohnOriginally Posted by john parker
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Thank you! I will try it!
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