GEOFF STOCKER: THE SARTORIAL RENAISSANCE OF THE GENTLEMAN’S POCKET SQUARE

The pocket square, an iconic accessory to complete an outfit, often associated with tailoring, a luxury that has been mastered and enjoyed in Britain since the 1900’s.Geoff Stocker the menswear accessory designer, known for his eclectic and elegant designs, showcases a twelve piece collection of meticulously measured, 100 % satin silk, pocket squares. Geoff celebrates British craftsmanship by manufacturing all designs in England. The blend of tonal blues in the ‘Saxon Swirl’ and the clashing of the square and circular shapes creates an infatuating optical illusion.

With each unique pattern coming in three colourways, including raucous reds and bold blues but also softer shades to ensure the accessory will carefully compliment any outfit. An adventurous variation of patterns are seen, from the mosaic medleys of the ‘Octagon Shimmer’ to kaleidoscopic reflections of the ‘Nova’ which adds modernity. The designs are digitally printed for unhindered accuracy.

In addition there is a six piece collection of lightweight silk scarves that are a true classification of modern rarity with designs that boast distinctiveness from the echoes of Celtic in the ‘Scots Pine’ to the calm diamond silhouette of the ‘Quiet Diamond’. The art of the accessory which compliments the sartorial splendour is something Geoff Stocker translates through his collections.

The Grey Fox, eight piece collection sees the collaboration with the mature social media phenomenon. ‘Spotlighting ‘Grey Fox’ pet Labrador ‘Harry’, to inject a playful element to a serious styling necessity.