The four in hand is like that unconstructed navy cotton blazer you can’t stop wearing out — it’s reliable no matter the situation. As the most versatile tie knot, it works because it’s slender, not skinny, and exudes a charm of equal measures sophisticated and carefree. What separates the four in hand from […]
The full windsor knot was first invented as a way to emulate the Duke of Windsor’s uncharacteristically large tie knots. It produces a wide, symmetrical triangle with a powerful charisma tailor-made for formal events. This is the most formal of the standard tie knots and the key is to ensure you get your […]
The half-windsor knot is the little brother of the Windsor, an albatross of a tie knot streamlined for the modern minimalist. It’s a jack-of-all-trades, able to be dressed down or fancied up, and works with a variety of collar shapes and sizes. Use with light to medium-thick tie fabrics. Simpler to tie than the […]
The pratt is a versatile tie knot that resembles a half windsor in its construction. It is medium sized and not as voluminous, and therefore well-suited for the button-down collars, but also fits nicely to a standard business collar or a spread collar. Since the size of this knot is not too exaggerated, it […]
If you’re the type of man who loves to make a style statement by donning a stylish tie around your shirt collar, then you’ve probably always wanted to know about the Eldredge knot. The great thing about it is that it can be tied with any regular-sized tie, and is suitable for most […]
When you want to make a statement at formal events, try out a trinity knot. Trinity knots are inspired by Celtic art and are as deeply symbolic as they are stylish. Simple outfits and subtle tie patterns pair best with this knot so that it becomes the centerpiece of the outfit. Because this is […]
A guide for you to tie a tie with different knots. Men may sometimes feel limited to classic looks, but these looks haven’t stood the test of time because they’re just some run of the mill passing trends. A suit is certainly one timeless look that demands respect, but let’s break it down a little […]
A complete guide for gentleman to learn how to wear a pocket square Learning how to fold a pocket square is a great skill for men and women alike, as this timeless accessory is hotter than ever. Not only does it make you look elegant and sophisticated, a pocket square also injects a dash […]
Four Peaks (also known as “The Crown”) is one of the more common, time-honored folding styles. Scale a mountain of style with this neat fold. Features four angled peaks that draw the eye. Use a solid color square or one with a subtle print for best results.
This is a hybrid style that blends the soft edges of a puff fold with the angles of a single point fold. It is pretty straightforward, clean and formal. It’s great for business occasions and a step-up from the flat fold.
The one peak is a traditional method that creates a standalone peak, fit for the noble and trustworthy. You’ll have a small peak of fabric coming out your pocket. It is great for solid and patterned pocket squares.
Flowers have always been an inspiration for pocket square folds. More often than not it is the pocket square that replaces the boutonniere and/or lapel flower for formal dress codes. When properly folded, the folds will spiral out from the center like a rosebud in bloom.