Thomas Ferguson Fine Men’s Oyster Off White Irish Linen Handkerchief or Pocket Square, Hemstitched Hem in Gift Box [Monogram Available]

Description

The Thomas Ferguson Men’s Oyster (Off-White) Irish Linen Handkerchief and/or Pocket Square features a punchspoked hemstitch design and soft-to-the-touch weave.  The handkerchief is the same fabric as our white Irish linen handkerchief, but in a little more of an off-white/very light ivory color.  This handkerchief for the modern day and sophisticated gentleman is truly unique and special.  The handkerchief looks exceptional with a monogram.  The handkerchief size is approximately 16.5″ x 16.5″ (42cm x 42cm) square and is packaged in a gift box. The price includes 1 fine handkerchief.  Woven in Northern Ireland.

This high-quality handkerchief or pocket square is also a perfect gift for the groom-to-be, the wedding party and other very special guests in the wedding.  Add a very special and classic look with personalization/monogramming, which is optional.  Our high-quality embroidery / monogramming services are done in-house by Portal of Hope.

For care instructions wash your linens at a maximum of 40 degrees Celsius or 104 degrees Fahrenheit (warm, delicate cycle); use a mild soap and avoid chlorine bleach; if possible, line dry or lay flat to dry (smoothing out any wrinkles post wash) as it’s the best for linen; iron on low heat with steam on slightly damp linen (best the inside of the fabric).

About the Brand and Manufacturer

The Thomas Ferguson Irish Linen company bears the name of its founder, Thomas Ferguson and has been offering quality Irish linen to customers since 1854. In 2019 the company celebrated 165 years in business.

Additional information

Weight	0.2 lbs
Dimensions	6.25 × 6.25 × 0.75 in
Color	Ivory
Material	Linen
Shape	Square
Size	16.5 x 16.5
Age Group	Adult
Hem	Hemstitch
Brand	Thomas Ferguson Irish Linen

Machine Wash Cold in Like Colors - Temp of 86°F/30°C or No Higher Than Warm 104°F/40°C Do Not Bleach Do Not Use Fabric Softeners Dry Naturally and Do Not Tumble Dry It is best not to tumble dry linen as this can over dry the fibers and makes ironing more difficult. Just lie flat to dry. If you smooth the wrinkles out with your hands at this point, then pressing becomes even easier. Iron on Medium Heat, Reverse Side While Slightly Damp (Easier) For embroidered products, it is best not to iron directly on the front-side of the embroidered embellishment (you don’t want to ‘flatten it’). You can do so gently from the backside of the linen. You may wish to iron the product on top of a terry towel so that front side embroidered embellishment can softly lay between the toweling versus flattening on a harder surface underneath.