The double winded puff fold combines the overcoat fold with the winged puff. It requires the use of two pocket squares that are preferably similar in size. Here is how you create this unusual fold:

Double Winged Puff Fold Step-by-Step:

Lay noth pocket squares down flat.

Fold both in half to create two triangles.

Now take the pocket square that you want in the center and fold down both tips of the triangle to create a rectangle.

Lay the rectangle on top of the triangle. The rectangle should be about 1 inch higher than the triangle below.

Fold down the wings of the triangle. This wraps the rectangle.

Fold back the right and left corner of the square containing both pocket squares. This is done to adjust the size so that the fold fits into your breast pocket.

At last, tug the completed fold into your breast pocket.

The “Double Fold”, sometimes also called double flat fold or double presidential fold, is another one of those folds taking advantage of using two differently colored pocket squares. I like this fold most when wearing one of my casual summer window pane plaid blazers. Using two differently colored pocket squares allows me to coordinate with the colors found on the jacket. A fun fold that is a bit more on the elegant side. Here is how you create this fold:

Double Fold Step-by-Step:

Lay both squares down flat.

Next, fold both squares in half to create two equal rectangles.

Now lay one rectangle over the other. About a 1/4 inch of the pocket square below should be showing on one long side.

Fold the top square into thirds.

Fold over the other side.

Now wrap the pocket square by folding the outer square around the inner square.

Fold both sides to create a complete wrap.

Turn the pocket square over so that the folds are hidden on the back side. Then, place the pocket square into your breast pocket. That’s all!

The “Overcoat” fold is a fun fold that takes advantage of using 2 pocket squares on a single fold. I usually prefer to use one solid and one patterned pocket square. Here is how you create the overcoat fold.

Overcoat Fold Step-by-Step:

Lay both squares down flat.

Fold the pocket square you want in the center into a triangle. The pocket square that creates the overcoat is fold into a rectangle.

Fold both wings from the triangle down to crete a square. As for the rectangle, fold again to create a longer shaped rectangle.

Lay the square on top of the rectangle.

Fold the rectangle over the shoulders of the square.

Fold back the overcoat to secure the center square.

Place into your breast pocket and your are done!