Looking for an unconventional, fun, and unique way to display your solid and patterned pocket squares? Then the “Rolled Flower” is a perfect pick! I like this fold the most with a solid red or light pink pocket square in combination with a navy blazer. If you want to combine a lapel flower and a pocket square in one look, then this is the fold for you. Here is how it is done:

Rolled Flower Pocket Square Fold Step-by-Step:

Lay your pocket square down flat.

Fold in half to create a rectangle.

With the closed edge facing up, roll in the pocket square.

Roll at a slight angle so that the inner tube sticks out a bit.

Keep on rolling…

And keep rolling. Make each turn wider than the last to make sure your pocket square gets wider and will take up the entire width of your breast pocket.

When all rolled up slightly press down to flatten the pocket square just a bit.

As a final step, tug the pocket square in your breast pocket. The flower should be sticking out and should be wider than the part tugged inside your breast pocket.

If you are a fan of the popular Scallop Fold, then you probably will also enjoy this fold here. The so-called “Winged Puff” looks best with fine silk pocket squares. Both, solid color as well as elaborate patterns are well suited for this folding technique. Here is how to create the Winged Puff:

Rolled Flower Pocket Square Fold Step-by-Step:

Lay the pocket square down flat.

Fold in from one tip to create a triangle.

Fold in the left and right tips to create a rectangle.

Fold the corners on both sides to the back side. The width should now be as wide as your breast pocket.

Now also fold back the bottom corner to create the base that will be sitting in your breast pocket.

At last, tug the pocket square into your breast pocket. The Winged Puff fold is now complete. Great work!

The 2 Icebergs fold is a relatively new way to wear your pocket squares. It is simple and sleek. It is great for full suit and tie, it works in combination with formal tux and bow tie, and it can even be worn with just jeans and casual blazer. Because the tips point outwards, I prefer to wear this fold with my blazers that have wider peak lapels. Here is how you create this fold:

Two Icebergs Pocket Square Fold Step-by-Step:

Lay your pocket square down flat.

Fold in half to create a rectangle.

Now fold the left side over to the right to create two overlapping rectangles. Two tips should be showing in the upper right corner.

Turn the pocket square so that both tips are facing up. Then fold in the left side.

Now fold in the right side.

Fold up the bottom to create the base. Then turn the pocket square over.

As a final step, place the pocket square into your breast pocket.