👔 Men's Dockers Permanent Press Hankies: Essential Accessories Review

Didn't really expect much thought they weren't that soft thought they wrinkled a lot in the dryer. but they are soft enough for my delicate woman's nose and came out of the hair dryer perfectly! Absorbs a lot more than I expected. They will come in very handy during the Covid-19 tissue shortage! Just placed my second order.

The fabric is good but the edges that should be folded twice before sewing are folded only once in many places. I bought three packs, 27 tissues in total. After the FIRST wash, about 20 handkerchiefs came out with frayed edges. Another reviewer wrote that she was able to fix it with her sewing machine and yes that would fix the problem because the fabric was fine. But do you really want to get out your sewing machine to fix what you just bought? To be honest the quality of this product's binder

Bought for my husband who still thinks you need a handkerchief in your pocket to be fully dressed. I washed them immediately and they were not only soft but big. My husband loved them! I will buy this brand in the future.

I recently switched to bamboo tissues and now they are my favorites but I ordered them at the same time (in case I don't like bamboo). I was going to send them back but it seemed like a lot of work for $13 so I decided to give it a try. These handkerchiefs are beautifully soft and fairly absorbent. They come out of the dryer wrinkle-free. There are times when an all-white handkerchief is the way to go (e.g. when wearing white pants). They will definitely rid me of my old white cotton…

There are two types of handkerchiefs: 1. Absorbent, thick cotton that wrinkles A LOT.2. not very absorbent thin ones that never wrinkle. These are the last ones. In fact, they don't absorb anything, but they look good without either. It's nice to give to strangers who cry in public.

Well, to be honest, I'm just blowing my nose with it. I will say that they are quite thick and soft, but what else do you need? For me it is better than Kleenex. *** After posting my short and simple comments I just read some other reviews. Obviously it's not as easy as I thought and I need to be more insightful. Other reviews go from one extreme to the other: they're small, they're big; they are soft, they are too thin; wash well and do not iron, do not crease and iron well; They are well…

I have a few from the 1950's which are a pleasure, they are smooth as silk with a strong, tight weave. But the first set of tissues I tried (shipped by another company) were awful, so translucent it looked like rice paper in the light and an ugly stiffness that didn't go away even after washing. Pooh! Found these on Revain and was hoping they could be better and they are. More massive without being too heavy or stiff. Probably the best thing to do these days and they wash up well.

I am baffled by the many positive reviews. Perhaps the quality or the manufacturer has changed. The Dockers tissues I received are literally so thin I can see through them. If you sneezed into one of them, you would make a hole in it. The material's density isn't even high enough to make a decent handkerchief, and I doubt its absorbency is good enough to dry women's tears (otherwise why would a gentleman wear a handkerchief?). These are not handkerchiefs. You are useless. You will return to…