While society doesn’t appreciate the pocket square as much as accessories like watches or neckties, the reality is that they add quite a bit of class to a sports jacket or suit.

Paired with the right shirt and tie, they make a statement that shows you appreciate the small details.

And if we’re being honest, sports coats and suit jackets don’t look quite as cool without one.

There are very few rules to pocket squares. They can come in any size or shape (regardless of their namesake).

They can also come in nearly any material, though they’re most commonly found in cotton, silk, or linen. They also come in a wide range of patterns and colors.

The problem with pocket squares is that they become addicting and collections tend to grow quickly. Once they become part of your style, you’ll be known for wearing one, and you’ll want to change things up.

Before long, you’ll need to come up with a way to store your pocket squares to keep them safe and organized. Here are five ways to store your pocket squares to keep them in great shape and easy to sort through.

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Storing Pocket Squares with a Trouser Hanger

One of the best ways to store your pocket squares is to use a trouser hanger. Instead of a standard trouser bar, trouser hangers use a wooden clamp to hold the cuff of a pair of pants, holding them securely in place.

You can use this same clamping action to store your pocket squares while taking up very little space. Simply open the clamping surface of the trouser hanger, and lay your pocket squares inside, starting with the largest and working progressively towards your smallest.

When you’re all set, clamp the hanger back down across all of the neatly arranged pocket squares, and hang it in your closet.