Review on 🧣 Ohuhu Cotton Hankies: Stylish Valentine Men's Accessories for Handkerchiefs by Daniel Casper

Good size for a pocket square. Can also be used as a lunch napkin (choose wisely, especially if you have hot sauce for lunch). Luckily there are four colors to choose from, although 3 of them are similar. I prefer cloth napkins and handkerchiefs. I've even made reusable diaper flannel "cotton balls" by lining up 3 inch squares. I hang a laundry bag by the sink to use between washes. handkerchiefs after washing. I've had them through two wash cycles now and they've shrunk a bit and softened nicely, making the perfect "hand" for a handkerchief. If you're just going to tuck it into a sleeve or bundle in a backpack, or use it as an underbust band, you probably won't need to iron it. But if you want to put them in your pocket or wear them as a handkerchief, they should be ironed. They iron well so it's worth it. ; Catch them while they're still slightly damp to make it easier. This check pattern is printed on fabric, not woven. For a cheap item, it matched the fibers of the fabric surprisingly well, and I didn't have to tug on the corners to align it. fabric after washing. In the Deep South, where I live, many of us carry and use handkerchiefs and pocket fans during the summer. They do their job, absorb quickly and are suitable for everyone. These colors are good and suitable for any nose regardless of age, gender, sexual preferences, social status or religious preferences. They're 100% non-discriminatory and look great in your best friend's gift basket, whether as a tissue with bath and body products or a tissue with fancy tea, a travel mug, stroopwafels or summery sausage and cheese and crackers and those weird strawberry candies. If you have a tissue in your sock drawer, add it to your stash. I assume they will hold up for quite a while.