Simonnot Godard "Fil de Bouche" Handwoven Vintage Linen Pocket Square Last Chance Pocket Squares Knitted using a 260-needle machine

Knitted using a 260-needle machine

The full head of soft bristles is perfect for both wool and cashmere and the natural fibers will clean your garments without leaving the residual adhesive of ordinary rollers

Given its limited run and individual numbering

Orders are opened and worked on only when they reach the front of the queue

Always test first on a hidden area before applying

Simonnot Godard "Fil de Bouche" Handwoven Vintage Linen Pocket Square Last Chance Pocket Squares Knitted using a 260-needle machineIn 1304, Batiste Cambrai first mastered the secret art of weaving linen as fine and delicate as a spiders web. His weavers, known as mulquiniers, worked in the humid cellars of their homes in Northern France, where moisture helped soften the linen thread. When crafting handkerchiefs, they would even moisten the thread between their lips to improve pliabilitygiving rise to the term Fil de Bouche, or Thread of the Mouth. By the 18th century, this