Eyourlife Men's Silk Satin Solid Color Pocket Square- Light Blue

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Ties allow one to express his individuality without contradicting the conservative dress codes that exist in some work environments or social occasions. If you're not sure what designs to choose for a wedding, we would recommend choosing a blue paisley pocket square or a blue floral pocket square for your big day, as these are stand-out pieces that really suit the style of the day. While 'Spark' (far right) has both the vibrancy of silk and the lightweight texture of the wool to make it a perfect summer square. Whether you're looking for a pre-folded pocket square (folded and sewn into a cardboard sleeve for convenience), or a traditional handkerchief, almost all our products are available in both options.

If you have a strong pattern, such as the image below left, then it is often better to go for slightly more muted colours as a strong pattern with bold colours in the pocket square can undoubtedly make a style statement.Instead, the purpose of the pocket square is to complement the rest of your look: either by harmonising or contrasting with your other accessories. Light blue pocket squares are always popular with weddings, but we've also seen a rise in pastel blue pocket squares and sky blue handkerchiefs for weddings. Perhaps the opposite of this heading is what we’re commonly asked, which is, is there ever a time you shouldn’t wear a pocket square with your suit or blazer? We take the utmost care in printing our pocket squares, which results in truly remarkable levels of detail.

However, to truly benefit from it, you need to go just a little further up the scale from your normal dress level. The origins of the plant date back to 1500 BCE across various locations such as Africa, Greece, Italy, and Central Asia. As a blazer tends to be slightly more casual than a suit jacket, our preference is to go for more causal pocket square folds and colours. It's also worth considering wearing a tuxedo with a more adventurous colour other than the standard black.If cotton made, then it’s mostly fine to machine wash at the appropriate temperature but always best to check the care label or product details on site from your chosen retailer.

The different folds, combined with a lot of colours in the motif, makes the pocket square really versatile in terms of complementing an outfit. Aftercare rules are equally as important as the styling or product choice when purchasing a new pocket square, we at Rampley are advocates in sustainability and want you to be able to have a lifetime guarantee of any garments purchased with us. This is a very traditional design and 'go to' option for much of the 20th century and still remains a very popular choice. Our team keep a close eye on the latest wedding colour trends so that we can offer stylish blue wedding pocket squares in the latest tones for your blue themed wedding.If you're looking for a blue business pocket square, you can't go wrong with a navy blue pocket square and this is often where men tend to keep to more traditional and timeless designs for their suits; navy blue polka dots, fleur-de-lis patterned navy blue handkerchiefs and navy blue medallion handkerchiefs. However, a traditional paisley pattern is an ornamental textile design using a teardrop-shaped flower motif with a curved upper end. One of the great things about a pocket square is they are so incredibly versatile in how you wear them and reasonably subtle changes can have a big impact on your style.

Silk has the properties of not only feeling very luxurious but is also the perfect material for luminous colours as the light hits it from different angles you can get different pops of colour, which adds real interest to an outfit. Paisley is a popular design print and one of fashion's oldest patterns used across all types of clothing but is mainly seen across dresses, ties and pocket squares. If however your blazer is a solid colour in say navy or charcoal as below, we’d encourage you to be more bold in your choice of both colours and fold, as you’re working with a blank canvas. For the most part, they are interchangeable, however, we definitely would advise using the term pocket square.The hand-rolled edges are the final key difference between luxury pocket squares and cheaper versions.