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Soft, sweat wicking, absorbent, lightweight men's handkerchiefs
Wear the handkerchief in your suit pocket for a polished look at every function, from a day at the office to a nighttime wedding
Keep in your bag or pocket and lend out your handkerchief as a gentlemanly gesture
Satin stripes lend elegance to the sublimely simple white handkerchief

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The Pierre Cardin handkerchiefs are the epitome of quality handkerchiefs. The elegant appearance is a consequence of the high quality weave of the cotton we use, that has an unbeatable soft feel. The cotton's absorbency and durability ensure it is a great choice for consistent everyday use. The cotton softens over time, making it a good investment for your nose and gentlemanly image. Pierre Cardin elegance is carried through out the packaging. Each of the thirteen handkerchiefs are individually folded. To fold a pointed pocket handkerchief: The two point fold 1. Fold the pocket square in half, then fold again in half lengthwise so that you have a smaller square. 2. Fold up one half and slide it to the left or right to create the double points. 3. Fold the right, left, and bottom corners so they meet at the middle of the square.4. Adjust the handkerchief folds as necessary to fill the width of the pocket, then place in your pocket.Who is Pierre Cardin? Pierre Cardin is a French designer that shaped and changed the face of fashion. In 1950 he opened his own store in France. He is famous for creating the 'bubble dress', a loose-fitting dress tightened near the waistline then broadens and is brought back in at the hem, in 1954.Pierre Cardin is also famous for making one of the first ready made couture lines. His 60's space age look continues to influence fashion internationally, particularly in japan where he traveled. Today there is a dedicated museum in Paris to showcase his work throughout the years and his current atelier. Mr. Cardin continues to inspire not only with his fashion, but with his humanitarian efforts. He has worked with the red cross since world war ii and was appointed a unsecond goodwill ambassador in 1991.