Where to get pocket squares

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Mcnairy.

on a serious note..
Try Kentwang
 

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I saw some on sale at Rossi at Isetan Parkway. Managed to buy one white cotton pocket square for only $15.
 

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Where can I find pocket squares and how much do they cost?

you can get branded one. or you can go fabric shop just buy small piece. then ownself cut to pocket square. the rough edges not a problem since you can hide them in the pocket.
 

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Actually there are lots of places that sell pocket squares... It depends on your budget really.
 

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Try the other Rossi branches? Cos usually quite expensive, but $15 is discounted. Only got the display pieces, but I just brought it home to wash since it's cotton.

thetiebar.com got lots of nice pocket squares as well.

Now that I've got the plain white cotton one, I think the patterned ones are actually nicer? Lol
 

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Not regret, but maybe having some variety will be better so I can rotate?

Plain white cotton is good in the sense it'll match every blazer/suit combo.
 

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i regret not coming to this thread earlier, i bought handkerchief and intended to fold them into pocket square, didnt know there are readymade pocket squares available from shops
 

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Taka had a buy 2 ties get one pocket square free kind of deal IIRC, not sure whether it is still on, saw it a few weeks ago.
 

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Vanda Fine Clothing

Support handmade and local.

This store is set up by gshen from styleforum, and his pocket squares and ties receives rave reviews.

His new collection should be launching tonight.
 

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so guys, have you purchased anything from there yet? what's your opinions so far?

i might check it out in person this weekend

Re pocket squares, I had the impression that I must fold them using handkerchief so I actually bought handkerchief to fold them. Are there ready made aka "already fold and ready to use" pocket squares for sale in shops? Which shop?
 

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"Already-folded-ready-to-use" PS? That's facepalm territory right there. Is it so difficult for you to learn how to fold one?

Vanda is good stuff. Unique materials like vintage kimono silk. Plus hand-rolled edges are quite well done. At 45 bucks they're very decently priced.
 

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Pocket square very easy to fold one...

I don't know how to tie a tie :( but I can fold a pocket square.
 

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TV fold is certainly safest. However, I find the rolled puff works for me - sufficiently flashy without being OTT
 
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