Negroni Cocktail Hand Embroidered White Linen Pocket Square

The Bold and Brash Negroni

This elegant white pocket square crafted from crisp Italian linen has been decorated with a hand-embroidered negroni motif. A favorite aperitivo in Italy, the negroni took the international drinking world by storm after World War II, although there are some who argue that this iconic cocktail actually originated in France. Whatever its origins, we’ve managed to capture the rich dark red hue of the perfect negroni on our pocket square, which adds a glorious dash of color to any ensemble.

When worn with the embroidered cocktail on full display, this pocket square introduces warm tones of blood red and burnt orange to your ensemble. To emphasize these colors, consider adding garments or accessories, like neckwear or socks, with ivory, taupe, navy blue, forest green, plum, teal, or warm brown tones.

How We Mix a Negroni

To make a negroni, combine equal portions of 30 mL of gin, 30 mL sweet vermouth, and 30mL of Campari in a glass with ice. Lightly stir and garnish with a slice of orange.

Questions?

Fine men’s clothing and accessories have been our passion for over 20 years. If you have any questions or need assistance with our pocket squares or other accessories, please contact us!

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Cheers To Your Cocktail Pocket Square!

• Crafted from 100% Pure Italian Linen
• Handmade by Skilled Italian Artisans
• Crisp White Linen Body
• Colorful Hand-Embroidered Cocktail Detailing
• Exquisite Handrolled Edges

How to Style This Pocket Square

Utilizing unique and interesting folds imparts greater versatility, as well as debonair elegance, to your pocket square. Ensuring that your folds appear natural and unaffected will not only look more charming and nonchalant, but it will also be evident to others that you are not wearing a cheap, pre-folded pocket square.

For this particular pocket square, to accentuate the intricate embroidered cocktail detailing, we suggest that you opt for a fold that brings attention to its corner, such as the crown fold. Conversely, if you wish to draw focus to the white body of the pocket square, the puff fold is the ideal choice. Employing these folds allows the pocket square to serve a dual purpose, offering the versatility of two accessories in one.

While this pocket square can always be folded in such a way as to obscure the embroidered detailing, we consider this a disservice to the absolutely astounding attention to detail and craft illustrated by this embroidered cocktail. As a colorful accent, this cocktail embroidery provides unexpected visual interest and an impressive palette of colors with which to coordinate your entire outfit. It also provides a touch of whimsy to any fun ensemble that is sure to spark many delightful conversations, from a sport coat up to a velvet dinner jacket!

The Fabric of Pharaohs: Linen

Linen has been a mainstay of classic menswear for years and employed generally since the time of the ancient Egyptians, being valued for its unique texture, breathability, and soft hand. Fort Belvedere sources the linen for all of our accessories from a heritage Italian mill specializing in producing only the finest examples of this versatile and refined fabric.

Italian linen is crafted to withstand time, making it a durable fabric that can last for years, even with frequent use. With its natural sheen and ability to drape beautifully, Italian linen exudes an air of sophistication and refinement that enhances any setting.

Linen is also an environmentally friendly choice; being a natural fiber, it is biodegradable. Also, the flax plant, from which linen is made, requires less water than other crops to cultivate.

Contrary to common belief, linen is relatively easy to care for, being able to withstand spot cleaning as needed and requiring only a quick iron or steam to quickly eliminate wrinkles.

Care

Cleaning

To protect its hand-rolled edges, we recommend that you not fully immerse your pocket square in water to clean it. Instead, create a solution of tepid water and mild detergent and carefully spot clean any stains.

Should your pocket square require more thorough cleaning, you can take it to a dry cleaner that specializes in handling delicate accessories. Remind them to be careful when cleaning around the handrolled edges.

Storage

Because it is so lightweight, linen as a fabric is naturally very prone to wrinkling. To reduce unnecessary wrinkling, always remove your linen pocket square from your pocket after wearing it.

Lay it flat in a cool, dry location for a few hours to allow the material to naturally relax and to avoid setting in any wrinkles or creases.

Removing Wrinkles

To remove wrinkles, use a garment steamer set to hot to work out the wrinkles. You can also use an iron set to the Linen setting with a piece of cotton cloth between the linen and the iron.

Lightly sprinkling the underside of the pocket square with water will help relax wrinkles more quickly.

Be sure to only iron the center of the pocket square and do not run your iron over the edges, as it could ruin the effect of the hand-rolled edges by flattening them.