Men's Handkerchiefs Solid Organic Cotton 8" pocket squares Made in USA (3)

My nose is running. CONSTANTLY. It's a persistent, yet polite less-than-a-drip-amount, but it DRIVES ME CRAZY.I go off the deep end if I find myself without a tissue.I used to stuff every pocket and crevice and the top of my boots with tissues so I wouldn't be caught without, but I'm sure I look like a very unclassy, unsanitary hot mess as I pull folded, shredded and frayed used tissues out of coat and jean pockets to dab my nose.Enter these things! They're the perfect size - they fold up to about a square inch. They're always there when I need to politely dab (not the dance move - ha!) and they look professional and clean. I bought three packages and rotate my collection either in my pockets or in the wash or at the ready.I like that they're made in the USA, support a women-run business, and they come in a cute little paper bag.Nose-drippers, unite! These are the answer! Freedom!

So, I'm going to give these 5 stars... I have janky sinuses, so after many years of using TP or tissues I decided to go the handkerchief route. I'm glad I did! I like to buy stuff made in USA, these are. They're organic, which is fine by me too.I've now had them for quite some time, and the stitching etc has held up well so far. So if they all died tomorrow I think I've got decent value for my money, but they seem like they'll hold up years more.As far as the softness thing... I get what other people are saying. They're not like say flannel levels of soft or whatever. Some hanks are that type of material, which is cool. But I don't think they're too thick, I think they'r great on that front. I also don't think they're TOO abrasive or whatever. They could be "softer," but they're ok as is for me. Maybe people with delicate skin wouldn't like them or something? Also, as I've washed them they've become softer, as all cloth things do. If you want them softer maybe just wash them a number of times?That said, if this company made a flannely type variant I might try those next time. But if not I'd totally snag these again.

Made in USA, organic cotton, shipped fast by Amazon, what's not to like?I decided to try a set of these (one for each day of the week, to be washed with my weekly laundry) to replace disposable paper tissues, which I had been using excessively during the Covid-19 pandemic. The small size is convenient for a pocket — no need to unfold and refold elaborately after each use.My only suggestion is for the manufacturer to explore other weaves that might be less prone to wrinkling. (For example, percale sheets usually don't wrinkle.) These handkerchiefs are fine when flattened with my hands and stacked for the week, but some people would want to iron them.Overall, thanks for providing a durable, non-synthetic, domestically-made product!

I originally bought the flannel ones which are thicker and softer and my husband stole some of those from me. So I thought I’d try the cotton ones as well. These are great too! Very soft, not sheer like your Nana’s hanky but soft just the same. I ended up buying my husband his own and keeping some flannel and some cotton for myself. Very high quality... you won’t be disappointed with these.

The organic handkerchiefs are small as stated in the description. The good part is there is no decoration as on other handkerchiefs which can rub the nose raw with repeated use. I was still disappointed in the overall product when compared to the price. Do not feel it was a good purchase for me. What I decided to do was to go to antique shops and purchase plain linen napkins which are larger, very soft, have no design and the price, well the price was much more favorable. If you don't mind a very small handkerchief at a high price, then this is the perfect purchase. The biggest selling point is - there is no design within the fabric to cause undue irritation when using. Thanks for providing this feature as it is needed according to my husband.

wish I could buy a few dozen of these, but at this price, since they are hand made, it would be very expensive. I might try making them myself. But the quality is great. Really good for wiping your eyes if you have watery eyes, for funerals, etc. rather than tissues, or to wipe your nose. If you really have a cold and are blowing your nose with lots of phlegm I think a tissue would be more hygienic and convenient. My toddler goes through tons of tissues to wipe almost nothing off her nose. She also tears tissues making a big mess. These are a great alternative to keep in her pockets, under her pillow, etc.

Soft fabric, nicely finished hem, convenient size, crisp look.I’ve always associated handkerchiefs with my dad as archaic and too large. However, I recently realized how much money I was spending just to throw something away and was curious about giving a more environmentally friendly way a try. Happy to report these are soft and more convenient than I thought they would be.

As someone with vasomotor rhinitis, I always carry a handkerchief. I don't really like men's because they are too large; it is hard to find women's that don't have lace. These are the perfect size and seem durable; they are very soft. I have only washed them once so far but they seemed to get softer with washing.Iwill plan on getting more of these in the future; I have been looking for something like these for years!