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Home›How To›3 Ways to Fold a Handkerchief for a Tuxedo

3 Ways to Fold a Handkerchief for a Tuxedo

By Matthew Lynch
January 30, 2024
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A tuxedo is a classic choice for any formal occasion, and no tuxedo ensemble is complete without an elegantly folded handkerchief in the breast pocket. The right handkerchief fold can add sophistication and polish to your attire. Here are three stylish ways to fold a handkerchief for a tuxedo.

1. The Classic Pocket Square Fold

The classic pocket square fold, also known as the Presidential or straight fold, is a timeless choice that works well for almost any occasion. This clean and minimalist look pairs well with traditional and contemporary tuxedos alike.

Steps:

– Start by laying your handkerchief flat on a smooth surface.

– Fold the fabric in half horizontally, creating a rectangle.

– Fold the rectangle in half vertically; this should create a smaller square.

– Adjust the width of the folded pocket square by folding again, if necessary, so that it fits appropriately into your breast pocket.

– Carefully slide the folded handkerchief into your breast pocket, ensuring that only the top edge is visible above the pocket line.

2. The Puff Fold

The puff fold is much more relaxed and offers an organic touch to your tuxedo ensemble. This versatile fold works with various colors and patterns, making it an excellent choice for weddings or other special events.

Steps:

– Begin by laying your handkerchief flat on a clean surface.

– Pinch the fabric at its center between your thumb and forefinger.

– Gently gather the fabric up around your fingers, creating a puffed shape at the top of the handkerchief.

– Holding the folded fabric tightly at its base, use your other hand to secure any loose edges.

– Place the puff fold into your breast pocket with the puffed portion facing up and showing just above the pocket line.

3. The Single or Double Peak Fold

The single or double peak fold adds a touch of elegance to your tuxedo, setting you apart from the crowd. Perfect for black-tie events, these folds showcase intricate pleats that capture attention.

Single Peak Fold Steps:

– Start by laying the handkerchief flat on a smooth surface, with one corner pointing up and the opposite corner pointing down (diamond shape).

– Fold the bottom corner up to meet the top corner, creating a triangle.

– Take the left corner and fold it toward the right corner without touching it, forming a small overlap in the center.

– Repeat this process with the right corner.

– Adjust and fold the edges at the back as needed to fit your breast pocket size.

– Carefully insert the handkerchief into your breast pocket, allowing only the single peak fold to rise above the pocket line.

Double Peak Fold Steps:

– Follow steps 1 through 3 of the Single Peak Fold.

– Fold both bottom corners of your triangle up individually to create two smaller triangles that form a ‘W’ shape when viewed from above.

– Tuck and adjust any excess fabric as needed at the back.

– Place the double peak fold into your breast pocket, allowing both peaks to be visible above the pocket line.

By mastering these three stylish handkerchief folding techniques, you can add an extra layer of sophistication and elegance to your tuxedo. Impress guests and elevate your outfit by adorning your breast pocket with one of these classic folds.

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