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Warm Handled Hanks

Nothing says style like a matching warm handled pocket handkerchief (pocket square). Our warm handled pocket squares match a warm handled bow or tie to complete the "Country Gentleman" look. Made by by leading gentlemen's accessory manufacturers such as Lloyd Attree & Smith, we offer a wide range of warm handled pocket handkerchiefs/pocket squares in all colours and styles to suit all occasions.

If you want a matching warm handled bow or tie then check the bottom of the product page for matching items. We can supply larger pocket square orders for weddings, film sets and formal occasions.

If you need help simply contact us using the link below, we aim to respond to all enquiries within 24 hours.
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Brown Tweed Country Pocket Square
Brown Tweed Country Pocket Square
£2.99
Grey Herringbone Pocket Square
Grey Herringbone Pocket Square
£2.99
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23/06/2015

In response to recent customer requests, we are adding sample swatches to the site. Initially, the plain satin range from DQT which has more than thirty colours has been added. This will be followed by the Passion (aka Floral), Paisley Scroll and Swirl ranges. Charges are minimal (postage free to the UK) and are present to cover the costs of shipping and handling.

Our hope is that making these swatches available, choosing the right colour for your wedding is that much easier. Whilst we do our best to accurately represent colours, monitors vary especially accross different devices such as computer, phone and tablets etc.

If we do not have the swatch you require, then contact us and we may be able to help.



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