Pocket squares
Whether or not it is worn as an accompaniment to a tie, a pocket square adds another touch of elegance to any attire. The golden rule is that it must never be of the same colour as the tie or the jacket, though it can call attention to them.
Suit pocket square
Elevate your silhouette with a touch of sophistication through our selection of suit pocket squares. Among this wide choice of suit pocket squares in luxury fabrics, you will discover classic and refined models in plain silk or white linen, more modern designs with polka dots or reversible options, as well as original patterns such as paisley or cashmere to enhance your wardrobe.
The art of volume at chest level
The suit pocket square is the essential accessory to break the monotony of the jacket and dress the left chest pocket, which is often left empty. Historically derived from the handkerchief, it has evolved to become the primary vehicle for sophistication and creativity in menswear. It adds color, visual texture, and a necessary touch of asymmetry that balances the overall architecture of the jacket.
Noble materials and careful finishing
The quality of a pocket square is measured by the nobility of its fiber (fluid silk, stiff linen, or textured wool) and the finishing of its edges. A fine pocket square features hand-rolled edges that create a unique texture when folded. The choice of material determines how the accessory sits in the pocket and dictates the type of fold to favor.
Our styling tips: how to pair and fold your pocket square?
AThe pocket square follows a golden rule of chromatic independence:
- The absolute rule: Never wear a pocket square made from exactly the same fabric and pattern as your tie. The two accessories should complement each other, not copy each other.
- The presidential fold (Formality): Fold a white linen pocket square into a rectangle, leaving a clean edge of one centimeter showing. This is the height of business formalism and black-tie dressing.
- The puff fold (Creativity): Grasp the center of a colorful silk pocket square and tuck the points down into the pocket to create a soft, lively volume effect, ideal for a mismatched look.
A question about our collections?
Le choix d'une pochette dépend de l'occasion et du style recherché. Une pochette blanche reste un grand classique, tandis qu'un modèle coloré ou à motifs permet d'apporter une touche plus personnelle à une tenue.
Le pli droit est le plus simple et le plus adapté aux tenues formelles : il suffit de laisser dépasser une fine bande de tissu de la poche. Pour un style plus décontracté, le pli bouffant apporte davantage de souplesse.
La pochette doit compléter le costume sans être identique aux autres accessoires. Jouez sur les rappels de couleurs ou de matières pour créer une harmonie naturelle avec la chemise, la cravate ou la veste.
Non, une pochette et une cravate identiques donnent souvent un résultat trop coordonné. Il est préférable de choisir des pièces qui s'accordent entre elles tout en ayant chacune leur propre personnalité.
Le lin et le coton sont des choix intemporels pour les tenues habillées, notamment avec un costume classique. La soie apporte davantage de relief et convient particulièrement aux pochettes colorées ou à motifs.