Kent Wang pocket squares are hand-crafted by artisans and designed in an array of styles, from austere to flamboyant. The edges are formed by hand into plump, robust rolls, a feat that machines cannot achieve.

"Nothing suits like my white leaf and pink seersucker pocket squares while sipping lemonade on the piazza. I find myself wearing my Kent Wang squares while the big names are just a-sittin' in the chifforobe."

Richard II of England is believed to have invented the pocket square. "Little pieces [of cloth] for the lord King to wipe and clean his nose," is noted in his Household Rolls, the first documented use of handkerchiefs.