The Essential Pocket Squares You Need

[@roberthoffhines5419]

My first Ramply purchase was the 5:40 square. I highly recommend it. This quickly became my favorite flamboyant-pattern square that works well with is conservative colors. It is surprisingly versatile. It's the one I automatically reach for to try first.

[@zorankojcic]

At first, I bought a wide range of squares from all over the place, but since my wife got me 2 squares from Rampley, I don't want to wear any other. Maybe ever. The most versatile ones & such quality, beauty, elegance, I just love them!

[@RampleyandCo]

Thank you, we're glad you like them!

[@JRehak1962]

I enjoy the look of the madder silk squares. The vibrancy of the colors is striking and eye catching.

[@YouCanChangeYourWorldToday]

I prefer dark colored, textured ties, no patterns, plain & simple. And with pocket squares, I prefer more fun patterns,exotic designs/artwork, but no plain/solid colors. Just my personal taste. I own 3 of Rampley & Co. pocket squares and I’m in love with them ! Everyday casual wear I do the puff fold, evening/dinner occasions I do the reverse puff fold, and serious business or formal occasions I do the presidential fold !

[@Gordo3958]

I like an Irish linen square or one with a wool/silk mix. I find that pure silk (although I have got a few from Rampley) is much harder to keep looking neat and in the pocket. Invariably pure silk either starts to come out or fall inside the pocket.

[@RampleyandCo]

Thank you for sharing! We completely understand your preference for Irish linen and wool/silk blends - they do offer a great balance of style and practicality.

[@johnparnell8571]

Great content and presentation. My pocket square collection includes a number of single solid colours as fallbacks for those occasions when I cannot find anything more suitable, such as avoiding a clash of too many different patterns. I have tended to buy my pocket squares with a particular outfit / ensemble in mind, but I am now appreciating the added versatility of the Rampley & Co Fine Art range. Austin, maybe it was your posture, but your smart beige jacket looked like it was pulling on the button fastening.

[@swinginsteel8519]

Thanks for the video. What makes a good flap pocketed suit jacket as a candidate to wear as an odd jacket?

[@chrismodoo6563]

I would say texture, colour and pattern…

[@rade1809]

If you find that your squares are disappearing in your pocket, a good trick is to put something in your pocket to fill the bottom, Another smaller silk pocket square, a paper tissue or anything else that is not too bulky will do the trick.

[@johnparnell8571]

Good idea, and that is something I have tried. I now prefer to use a piece of thin cardboard cut to the depth and width of the pocket, but with about 1/2 inch showing and wrap the pocket square around that. It avoids any risk of bulge in the pocket and you can also use it to support a presidential fold. It works for me.😊

[@malcolmisbell9405]

Where is that Shantung from?

[@RampleyandCo]

This is our Navy Shantung Silk Tie, available at Rampley & Co. We're excited to inform you that this particular tie will be restocked by mid-June, so please check back then to get yours.

[@mrcrhartman]

Straight fold makes my head explode, don't know why. With the rest of the outfit very exacting, the shape of the pocket square is my one display of contrasting non-structure.

[@TeslaRules1856]

Presidential fold looks more conservative, executive and less flashy to me for professional settings. Perhaps too much time watching the TV show "Mad Men" and Don Draper.