How To: The Three Stair Pocket Square
Posted by MICHAEL MEIK
Pockets Squares have now become an elite fashion status for Grown men. It holds the pedigree to embark the style which is classic and sophisticated at the same time. There are different ways through which a person can carry a pocket square. Whereas, The Three Stair Pocket is by far the most unique and difficult way to carry a pocket square.
Following are the 8 easy steps to make a perfect "Three Stair Pocket Square"
Lay the pocket square flat in front of you in a diamond shape.
Fold the top peak under and smooth the shape keeping the top edge sharp.
Take a section one and a half inches down from the top edge. Using your pointing finger and thumb the up creating a crease that lies about half an inch from top edge.
Keeping the previous fold in place using your index fingers create another fold using your pointing finger and thumb. This edge should be folded up so it is the same distance from the previous fold as the previous fold is from the top edge. This should leave you with three even steps.
Flatten and smooth shape.
Flip pocket square over and flatten and smooth.
Fold the bottom underneath and tidy shape checking balance and neatness.
Fold left and right points under to create the sides of the shape. How much you fold should be dictated by how big your pocket is.
Place in outer jacket pocket.
Collection 2019
Sale 70% Off
Title for image
