If you think of a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the most conservative and 10 being the most flamboyant, then for your colours or fold you should go for something that is +2 above what you would normally choose for yourself. The +2 Rule: One thing that we would strongly advocate with your pocket square is what we call the +2 Rule. For formal occasions stick to the flat fold or one or two-point folds, for more casual occasions use some more flare with the classic puff fold or one of the more flamboyant folds as set out below.Ħ. Read more about pocket square construction.ĥ. Anything smaller, with such fine material, is likely to slip down into your pocket. If you are wearing a silk pocket square make sure it is at least 40cm x 40cm (16 inches). For example, if your tie and pocket square are patterned, make sure your shirt and jacket are relatively plain.Ĥ. Don't overdo the patterns, ensure some articles of clothing are flat colours which will accentuate the colours in your pocket square or tie. Read more on matching your tie and pocket square.ģ. For easy pairings, choose a secondary colour from your tie as the primary colour for your pocket square. You wouldn't want them both to be made of the same fabric.Ģ.
Your tie and pocket square shouldn't exactly match.
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