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Vest pocket sash is a great addition to a men’s vest outfit. There are many different ways to fold a scarf, depending on how formal your style is. The Presidential Fpd is the most formal, while the Casual Fpd can be worn on almost any occasion.
Steps
Type Presidential Fpd (presidential)
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Spread the towel on a hard surface. Any table top that isn’t cramped will do.
Fold the towel in half. Fold the left edge of the towel over the right edge. You now have a rectangle half the size of the scarf.
Fold the bottom edge of the towel upwards. You will not fold in two equal parts, but leave some space at the top edge of the towel (about 3.5 cm). However, this amount of folding will depend on how much you want the scarf to protrude out of the pocket.
Place the folded towel in the breast pocket of your vest. The folded side of the towel is facing the chest. Swipe the raised towel to smooth out wrinkles and folds.
Style 1 peak
Spread the towel on a hard surface.
Fold the towel once diagonally. The scarf is now triangular in shape.
Fold one corner of the towel in the center of the triangle. Use the palm of your hand to press down to hold the fold.
Fold the other corner to the center of the triangle. Squeeze down with your hand. The scarf is now shaped like an open envelope.
Place the folded scarf in the breast pocket of your vest. The top of the towel will stick out. Smooth out any visible creases and wrinkles.
- This folding is suitable for any event, from formal to casual.
2 vertices style
Spread the towel on a hard surface.
Fold the towel diagonally. Instead of folding two overlapping corners at the top to create a perfect triangle, fold it slightly outward so that the two triangles overlap slightly.
Fold one corner to the center of the towel.
Fold the other corner into the center of the towel. The bottom edge will now be shaped to match the pocket, the top will have two tops.
Place the folded towel in the breast pocket of your vest. 2 vertices will protrude upwards. Smooth out any creases and wrinkles.
- This fold is suitable for formal and casual wear. A variation of the 1-vertex folding style.
3 vertices style
Spread the towel on a hard surface.
Fold the towel diagonally. Fold into 2 overlapping triangles with the corners next to each other instead of overlapping.
Fold one diagonal side up. This fold will form a third corner next to the first two.
Fold the other side inward at a 90-degree angle. This fold will form a flat bottom edge.
Place the folded towel in the breast pocket of your vest. You will see 3 peaks rising above. Smooth out any visible creases and wrinkles.
- The folded side of the towel should be against the chest, the flat side facing out.
- This fold goes well with formal outfits and also sports jackets or blazers. [1] X Research Source
4 vertices style
Spread the towel on a hard surface. The four angles turn to the four main directions.
Fold the bottom edge up. The angles will be slightly offset from each other, forming the first 2 vertices. This step is the same as the first of the two folds above.
Fold the bottom left corner to the top right. So you will have 3 corners lying on the top line.
Fold the bottom right corner to the top left. You now have 4 equidistant upper corners.
Tuck the towel into your coat pocket. Try not to wrinkle the towel when you put it in the bag. Put your fingers in the pocket and fix the sheet.
Reshape the scarf, smoothing out creases and creases.
Puff Style Fpd (Flower)
Spread the towel on a hard surface.
Use your thumb and index finger to grab the center of the towel. This “fold” is not a corner fold like the others. You will create a more casual style.
Pick up the towel and use your other hand to smooth it all the way down. This will narrow the width of the scarf to fit the pocket size.
Fold the excess up and hide behind. [2] X Research Source
Tuck the towel into the breast pocket of your vest. Fix the upper part of the towel to your liking.
- This fold is great for simpler outfits, such as sports jackets and blazers.
- Scarves with stylized florals or polka dots will stand out with this fold.
Type One Point Rpl
Spread the towel diagonally on a hard surface. Remember to choose a flat surface that is not cramped.
Grab the middle of the towel with your thumb and index finger, then lift it up.
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Fold the towel. Use your other hand to hold the rest of the towel together.
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Roll the end you are grabbing towards the center of the towel.
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Fold the tail up. The four drooping corners will be folded up over the top. Carefully shape the smooth petals.
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Drag a vertex to get higher. Grab one vertex and pull it higher than the rest. This step helps to highlight and add a bit of personality to your outfit.
- If you pull a peak up towards the shoulder, it will widen the shoulders. This is a good choice for men with broad shoulders.
Dunaway style
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Spread the towel diagonally on a hard surface.
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Grab the middle of the towel with your thumb and index finger and lift it up.
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Swipe all the way down the towel. Use the other hand to wrap around the towel under the hand that is holding the towel and smooth it down.
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Fold the top down. With the hand below holding the towel, fold the top (that you are grasping) down to the center of the towel.
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Fold the bottom corners up. Hold the top of the towel and pull the 4 corners up to the top. Fix the corners to look like fresh petals.
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Tuck the towel into your coat pocket.
Four Mountains style (4 mountains)
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Spread the towel on a hard surface diagonally.
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Grab the towel in the middle with your thumb and forefinger, then lift it up.
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Slide the towel down. Use your other hand to wrap around the towel under the hand holding it and gently stroke it down.
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Fold the top down. With your lower hand holding the scarf, fold the top (that you’re grabbing) down to the center of the towel.
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Flip the towel over. The four corners will now be on top, the folded edge at the bottom.
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Tuck the towel into your pocket. Adjust the top of the towel to your liking.
Three Stairs Style (3 steps)
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Spread the towel on a hard surface. Place the towel so that one corner is up and one corner is down.
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Fold the bottom corner to the top corner. You should now have a triangle the size of half the scarf.
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Fold the top half down halfway. Grab the sharp corner of the bottom half you just folded and fold it down again so that 2/3 of the bottom half goes over the middle crease. You’re only doing this with one layer of towel, so the top remains the whole triangle, plus another triangle folded down 2/3, past the center fold.
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Fold the folded triangle up again. Hold the sharp corner folded upwards again. Similar to the previous operation, you will fold 2/3 of the newly created triangle so that it passes the fold line below it.
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Fold down again. With each fold, the triangle gets smaller, and another step is created (like a ladder) above the previous fold. Try to fold so that the edges are sharp.
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Fold the pointed end up. This is the final fold you will do for the 3-Step scarf. This time you also just fold the other triangle so that 2/3 of it sticks out from the previous fold line.
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Turn the towel upside down. The folds should be free and face down on the tabletop. Remember to support the folds when flipping so you don’t have to redo it.
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Fold the right corner over the left. You should now have a triangle about 1/4 the size of the original scarf. The fold lines you made earlier are also exposed.
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Rotate the scarf 90 degrees counterclockwise. The halfway fold made in the previous step will be facing up and to the left.
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Fold the bottom left corner to the center. This operation is similar to all previous folds and has the same purpose of creating a solid background.
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Fold the bottom right corner to the center. You now have a flat bottom edge that matches the suit.
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Tuck the towel into the pocket of your jacket. Adjust to your liking and smooth out any creases or wrinkles.
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This article was co-written by Jordan Stpch. Jordan Stpch is an image strategist, style consultant and founder of MiKADO – a personal style creation company. With ten years of experience, Jordan has helped clients remove the ambiguity and insecurities associated with dressing to build a strong image and use clothing to strategic advantage. She trains on the “power fashion” method for entrepreneurs, business owners and company leaders from some famous American corporations such as Morgan Stanley, Deloitte, Berkshire Hathaway, Universal Music Group, Starbucks and Disney. She works with clients both in person and online, teaching them how to remove ambiguity from fashion so they can be more productive. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Waterloo and studied sales and marketing at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIDM).
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Vest pocket sash is a great addition to a men’s vest outfit. There are many different ways to fold a scarf, depending on how formal your style is. The Presidential Fpd is the most formal, while the Casual Fpd can be worn on almost any occasion.
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