🎃 Halloween Handkerchiefs in Purple Review

The only good thing about them is their colours. The quality is just okay, but definitely not PREMIUM as it is described all over the internet. Came in an envelope. The box was a little wrinkled. If you want to buy it as a gift = forget it, it's a risky business (may be damaged in shipping). And it's double the price because it's lightweight cotton; The number of threads is about 100. In general, it is the same as ordinary handkerchiefs. but with a nice box and nice flowers ;)

They have beautiful colors and patterns, but they cannot be used as handkerchiefs. The material, although 100% cotton, is not hygroscopic. I bought these for my husband to wipe his face and beard while at work, but they are practically useless.

I've been using handkerchiefs instead of napkins for many years, but on a trip to the Philippines I'm addicted to handkerchiefs with a beautiful pattern by Armando Caruso - a great combination of colors , very elegant and not boring like the plain white handkerchiefs we all grew up in. The lack of decent handkerchiefs in America is perhaps a social indicator I don't want to comment on, but I've noticed people on the train angrily blowing their noses and coughing without covering their mouths…

Love the size, absorbency and pattern. I'm not sure the satin edges (or actual satin edges - I'm no pro) will hold up as well as the base fabric on all three, but time will tell, and at a price I won't worry about anyway . Other commenters are correct in saying the fabric is thin; I personally do not see such a problem. I just want to have something in my pocket to blow my nose if I have to go out in public; When I'm alone at home or in the office with an industrial cold, I still go straight to

Good. I'm not sure what to do as a review for this. 3 cotton handkerchiefs - a good size, not too thick, not too heavy in appearance and comfortable to wear. Washed a few times and still haven't done anything crazy in terms of color or texture.

My father really liked this package with his Christmas presents. It's so hard to find tissues in stores. You either get handkerchiefs, serviettes or plain coarse fabrics. These cotton handkerchiefs were just what he wanted.

Beautiful colors for the edge of the tissue and beautiful presentation in the box. Also large but none of them have been washed yet to see how they hold up to the size and construction. This gift box was given to each of my four grandchildren who are old enough to wear tissues!

I bought these to give to my dad and future father-in-law as they helped me prepare for my upcoming wedding. I know even dads can cry a little at important moments, so I wanted something nice to have in their pocket just in case. These handkerchiefs are made of pleasantly soft cotton and the color is quite rich, but not too bright. I plan on pairing these handkerchiefs with a set of cufflinks so the colors match. I'm very satisfied and the price can't be beat.

Handkerchiefs are pretty rare these days. Sure, the 21-inch square bandana is utilitarian, but far from formal. These pocket squares are just the thing for a dressier look. All cotton fabric is a little thinner than a regular bandana, but it's perfectly possible to slip into a pocket or fold and iron for the breast pocket of a sports jacket.