Why was the pocket square once called a ‘handkerchief’, when did it become a ‘cool’ accessory and how to complement a suit or a blazer with a pocket square in the right fabric and pattern.

Since your pocket square is situated so close to your tie and often rendered in the same material, it’s tempting to make both your tie and pocket square match. Easy, right? Unfortunately, that ...

• A pocket square may also be solid-colored or patterned silk. • In warm weather, a nice alternative is a cotton square in a colorful (often pastel) pattern.

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.

However, the co-founder of Jack Davison Bespoke told Business Insider that there's one mistake guys often make - and that's matching the pattern of their pocket square exactly to their tie.

From pure silk to luxe microfiber, we've rounded the best pocket squares to upgrade any formal or casual suit and tie ensemble.

Pocket squares are more than an accessory, it’s an inventive opportunity for the wearer to display his personality.

We're seeing knit sweaters, button-front shirts, even socks—and now the pocket square. Whether you go with traditional dots, flashy paisley, or pattern-free, there's no suit these squares won't ...

Will Ayers of WILLIAM shares all the tips you need on wearing those otherwise intimidating squares with elan. - Issue Date: Dec 20, 2015 ...