How to Fold a Pocket Square | Three Stairs Fold

Want to elevate your suit game? The Three Stairs Fold, is a sophisticated way to style your pocket square with depth and dimension. Whether you're dressing up for a formal event or adding flair to your everyday menswear, this fold enhances the natural appeal of your breast pocket. 🎩 Steps to Master the Three Stairs Fold: ✔ Lay the square upside down with the point facing you. ✔ Fold the bottom corner to the center and flip. ✔ Pinch and fold up about 2 inches to create the first pleat. ✔ Repeat for a second pleat. ✔ Flip upside-down with the folds facing you. ✔ Fold left to right and turn towards you. ✔ Adjust pleats for a balanced fan effect. ✔ Fold the bottom to match your pocket depth and pocket that thing! 🔥 Pro Tip: Use a silk or linen pocket square for the best structure and contrast. 👉 Subscribe for More Menswear Tips! | #PocketSquare #MensStyle #SuitUp VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS: 00:00 The three stairs fold is great for the pocket 00:07 Lay the square upside down with the point towards you 00:11 Fold the bottom corner to the center and flip 00:15 Pinch about 2 inches from the top fold and fold up making the first pleat, repeat for 2nd pleat 00:25 Flip upside-down with the folds towards you 00:28 Fold the left corner to the right corner and turn towards you 00:34 Hold and adjust the left pleats to be close to each other and fan the right 00:41 Fold a line on the right and left 00:47 Fold the bottom up to the depth of your pocket HOW MYNICETIE CHANGES THE WORLD Did you know that MyNiceTie gives a portion of every sale to help economically disadvantaged people all over the world! Check out our cause: http://www.mynicetie.com/pages/our-cause BUY A TIE FEATURED IN THIS VIDEO: Crush: https://www.mynicetie.com/search?q=crush KNOTS WORN OR MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO: Half Windsor Knot:    • How to Tie a Tie: THE HALF WINDSOR (slow+m...   ANOTHER NEW VIDEO YOU MIGHT LIKE: What is the state of menswear today? What are people wearing in some of the cities that define menswear in the US and the world? Join Ben on his Great American Menswear Tour where he learns about the people, the stores, and the wares of men today. Our tour started in Cincinnati, but it really picked up in Miami. Watch from the beginning:    • Why are men still wearing suits? Neckties?...   Watch from Miami:    • Suits For Endless Summer | Miami Florida M...   LEARN FROM THE BEST Since we posted our first video in 2007, we've taught more people how to tie a tie than anyone in the history of the world (thanks YouTube!). One of the most consistent comments we get is, "with your videos, I learned how to tie a tie my first try" Join the first try club by commenting if you got this your first try. OTHER LINKS TO THINGS WE USE AND RECOMMEND (affiliate): Tie clip - Sterling Silver: https://amzn.to/3FtaQMl Cedar Clothes Hangers: https://amzn.to/3I6w3uY Cedar Tie Hanger: https://amzn.to/3C4SqwK Cedar Belt Hanger: https://amzn.to/3WLVypj Cedar Suit Hanger: https://amzn.to/3QbRmgN Plastic Garment Covers: https://amzn.to/3R7dOZv Garment Bag: https://amzn.to/3FuDZa7 DJI Pocket 3 Creator Combo: https://amzn.to/4erTPxK Zoom H6: https://amzn.to/3PZzYf6 Tripod: https://amzn.to/3vrcYfb Quick Release Plate For Tripod: https://amzn.to/4iPw99e Camera Remote: https://amzn.to/4itdFLY SHOW US SOME CLASS Some viewers are just classy. Be one of them by doing these easy things:. 1. Hit a button on this page. Any button you feel we’ve earned, hit it now! 2. Comment on this video. We still read them all and respond to the most creative and thoughtful. 3. Subscribe to MyNiceTie on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... 4. Tag your knot #mynicetie on Instagram: http://www.mynicetie.com/pages/instag... 5. Buy at tie and change the world: http://www.mynicetie.com/ CONNECT WITH US ELSEWHERE ONLINE: Subscribe on YouTube:    / @mynicetie   Follow us on Twitter:   / mynicetie   Follow us on Facebook:   / mynicetie   Follow us on Instagram:   / mynicetie   Follow us on TikTok:   / mynicetie   _______________________________ MUSIC & LICENSING: See previous “how to fold a pocket square” that included 6 folds.