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Todd Snyder

61% Cotton, 39% Linen

Italian Iris Print Pocket Square

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Dripsy review

7.6/10

This iris-print pocket square slots into navy and charcoal suiting the way a signet ring works on a bare hand — one deliberate focal point, nothing else fighting it. Todd Snyder lists it among unisex tie accessories, and the botanical motif reads garden-party rather than boardroom. At $99, marked down from $118, it has held continuous stock since November 2024. Twenty months of quiet, steady demand from a single boutique says plenty about its pull.

Good: Twenty months of unbroken stock · Italian botanical print with real character · Currently marked down 16%

Trade-offs: Only stocked at one boutique · $99 is steep for a pocket square

About Todd Snyder

Todd Snyder launched his namesake label in 2011 after design stints at Ralph Lauren, Gap, and J.Crew, where he helped create the Liquor Store concept. Working from a Tribeca studio and a flagship on Madison Square Park, Snyder built the brand around American sportswear classics — Champion reverse-weave sweats, L.L.Bean collaborations, Italian-milled fabrics — elevated through sharp tailoring and an obsessive eye for vintage references.

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Todd Snyder Iris Pocket Square Review: 20 Months In Stock

Dripsy score 7.6/10

Dripsy Editorial · Updated July 11, 2026

This iris-print pocket square slots into navy and charcoal suiting the way a signet ring works on a bare hand — one deliberate focal point, nothing else fighting it. Todd Snyder lists it among unisex tie accessories, and the botanical motif reads garden-party rather than boardroom. At $99, marked down from $118, it has held continuous stock since November 2024. Twenty months of quiet, steady demand from a single boutique says plenty about its pull.

Good: Twenty months of unbroken stock · Italian botanical print with real character · Currently marked down 16%

Trade-offs: Only stocked at one boutique · $99 is steep for a pocket square

For the suit wearer who builds looks around one bold accent — skip if you rotate squares often enough to need cheaper options.