Selected Hanky 100% Cotton Men's Handkerchief 6 Piece Gift Set

I was trying to find a pretty thick all-cotton handkerchief and this is 'the one'. Some of the reviews made me doubt this, but these are indeed pretty hefty and thick as handkerchiefs go. I can't imagine it being much thicker or larger and still calling it a handkerchief. Also very soft after one wash. No need to iron unless you're particular. It held it's shape well.They came in a clear cellophane bag with two ribbons around them, not a gift box per se. Color is nicely dark.TIP: If you want thick cotton handkerchiefs for just home/workshop use, consider cutting up used or new t-shirts. They make great handkerchief material (thick, soft and absorbent), are way cheaper ($5 for a whole shirt that makes many handkerchiefs), provide a good use for worn out t-shirts, launder easily, don't need ironing or hemming, come in any color, etc. Cut them any size you want. They just sag and crumple more than they fold properly, so come out looking more like snot rags than handkerchiefs. So it's nice to have a few of these classier ones on hand too.

My boyfriend uses hankies like no other. We are in our 20's and to be honest, I have never known a habitual hanky user. He has had the same ratty old mix-matched set of hankies the whole time I've known him, so I bought him these hankies as a gift. I even had them embroidered with his initials be all cute and ish. And the slight detail on the border is cute too (or not cute if you're a dude, use the word tasteful lol)These hankies are durable and soft on his nose. With that being said, there are little strings that hang off of the seams of a few of them. They don't damage the hanky, but I haven't pulled them off. He has had these hankies for about 5 months, and no holes (yet). He uses at least one daily and had it wadded up in his pocket or tossed on his nightstand at all times. He has THE WORST allergies, so with that being said, these bad boys can hold a lot of substance.These are good hankies, I would definitely buy again.

During allergy season, I want a hankie that's larger than the usual women's size; these fill the bill. They're a good size, nice quality, and the design can pass as unisex. (Please note that these are NOT completely permanent press; they look fine coming out of the dryer for my purposes, but could use a little ironing around the edges if you're a "spit-and-polish" kind of person.)

I bought one pack hesitantly as I seemed to have lost a fair number of my standard white hankies in the wash like socks over time. I was worried about the thickness, absorption, loose threads, and wrinkling per other negative reviews.Thickness of fabric & absorption is what you'd expect of a hanky. They are neither notably thicker, nor thinner. I have gotten some in the past that were so sheer snot would fly right through it, needless to say these really aren't useful. This brand however does not suffer from any such issues and while a particularly good blast will leave a damp spot, it does not leave one wondering if they just blew their nose into their bare hand.Loose threads. I have encountered a few strays, but nothing which seems likely to effect the integrity of the hanky, just what would be similar to a new t-shirt on occasion or a pair of socks where after the first wash or two, one will appear and work itself out, then you move on with it unaffected. It's worth noting that of the two packs I have now purchased I have only seem a loose/loosening thread on 2 of the 12 total hankies and none have been detrimentally affected by that presence.Wrinkling. They do wrinkle up in the wash, but I realized that my standard white hankies do as well to the exact same degree. I think it's just more noticeable in these due to the colors and patterns. A quick ironing and folding gives you very crisp, clean, and snappy looking hankies for use later. Alternatively, if you're running short of time, you can do the usual snap out in the air, flatten with one hand, then fold. It isn't as crisp in appearance, but doesn't look any worse than when you do it with white hankies. The main difference is just the colors and patterns do make it more apparent to the eye that you didn't iron them as opposed to the white hankies.All in all, I really like them. Bought a second pack after being satisfied with the first and finding after years of using white hankies, I really liked the color and pattern on my handkerchiefs. Maybe it's just the change-up from using the white, but I think they're pretty snazzy. Still an old man blowing his nose with a handkerchief, but look at the colors and patterns! Oooh! Aaah!

This are much nicer looking in person, than picture. This was a stocking stuffer gift and the have since been washed several time and they hold up well. And it's a good size. Not too small.

Very good everyday hankerchiefs. They are not particularly dressy, especially after washing (they get more of a cotton-y flannel feel after a wash), even though I purchased them for carrying in my suit/sport coats. I don’t particularly care for dress handkerchiefs, as they are usually very thin and not very absorbent. These look decent, but more importantly do the actual job of a handkerchief.

I've recently ordered several multi-packs of plaid handkerchiefs from different sellers and these were the best quality of them all so far. Also like that they are larger than most hankys/pocket squares but not as large as a bandana. Seem to be of good quality but have yet to put them through the wash, will update review if there are issues.

Nice handkerchiefs! These are quality handkerchiefs made from nice cotton and are a good size. Attractive pattern. I think these are a good value. the edges are machine sewn, as it typical these days. They are not as elegant as hand sewn, rolled edge handkerchiefs, but they are a very nice daily use handkerchief.