Linen with Red Crochet Flower Pocket Square

The pocket square, which can be made of cotton, linen or silk, is a primary element of male and female elegance.
In artistic iconography, the handkerchief was born as a “status symbol” and must be able to steal the show from any dress: it can be of various sizes, embellished with lace and embroidery, or simply hemmed: its finishing is a symbol of style, discretion but also vanity and egocentrism.
An accessory that has always aroused emotions: a symbol, in some cases, of belonging to social classes, clubs and circles.
The use of the pocket square, in our tailoring, is always presented as indispensable, not only for hygienic reasons but for the prestige of owning it.
In the G. Inglese line, the clutch is the protagonist in numerous versions, embroidered with different variations of the crochet stitch, a valiant local tradition, and embellished with embroidery that recall the typical symbols of Ginosa and Puglia.
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