Even the packaging presents pocket squares in a clever way; a single cardboard sleeve that lets buyer’s see how the product looks peeking out of any jacket or shirt slit.

Start with the pocket square unfolded and lying flat. Then fold it diagonally along the center, matching the bottom corner with the top corner so that it forms a triangle. Step Two: ...

For his sit-down with Jimmy Fallon, Oyelowo chose a royal blue suit that, while great, might have faded into the background if it hand't been for his spirited pocket square, an orange-black-and ...

As a general rule, stick to two accessories (and no more than three) at the most—like a tie and tie bar, or a pocket square with a tie—to add some understated elegance to your look.

The oft-overlooked pocket square can do it all, adding a punch of color to a drab ensemble and even replacing that necktie you hate wearing. This is the only one you need.

A peacocky pocket square is an easy way to give a classic blue blazer or meek suit jacket a little princely punch—as seen on Prince Charles in his prime.

When choosing a pocket square to wear, you (or the TV stylist) should select a color and pattern that coordinates with the other items you are wearing, that is neither too dressy nor too casual ...

First off, make sure the color of your pocket square matches your tie. From there, you can fold it in a variety of ways: the straight fold, the one corner fold, the two peak fold, or the puff fold ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Today I want to talk about the pocket square. This little guy has been a staple of American suits dating back to the 1920's and 30's. We have loved them for decades but my ...

While pocket squares aren't worn with every suit, they can add an additional pop of color and personality. Longtime Louisiana tailor Manuel Martinez explained how a rectangular pocket square fold ...