Chambray is everywhere and I love translating that into pocket squares. Here's some of the latest chambray pocket squares and sneezy sheets available at The Honey Press shop.
Tenugui, a hand dyed cotton cloth, has always been an essential tool for the Japanese. Not only was it used as a wiping tool such as a towel or a handkerchief, it was also used as a bandage or a headwear in the old days. Beautiful!
Soft, cozy and flannely.....did I say soft? Yes, they're baby blanket soft, bunny hair soft, rose petal soft...you get the picture. Grab 'em now before they're gone!
I just came across this great article from TLC about how using handkerchiefs instead of kleenex tissues and paper products can help slow down deforestation. "One study found that a total of 300 million tons of tree fiber from virgin forests in the US are used to make paper products each year." It goes on to say "a resurging handkerchief trend might be our best bets to slow all that deforestation— the time is ripe: environmental issues are on the forefront of mainstream culture, and people are more willing than ever to do their part." Cheers to that! You can read the full article here.
Hello friend! I hope everyone had an amazing summer and made some great memories. I know I sure did. Thank you all for being so patient while I was away. I've been busy finding some great fabrics and colors for this season and here is just a sampling of whats to come.