February focuses on "pocket squares." For each of the three high-end items, stylist Ohno from the dress shirt and tie department on the 1st floor Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building created two different looks for the V-zone.

First up, a navy suit.

A pocket square adds a touch of sophistication to a classic navy suit.

A navy suit is a staple in almost every wardrobe, regardless of age or profession. To create a balanced look, pair it with a basic white shirt and a regimental tie in a similar shade to the suit. Then, add a bright blue pocket square to your chest pocket. The pattern adds a stylish accent, brightening up the V-zone.



The role of a pocket square is a matter of dress style etiquette, and it's an easy accessory that "enhances the persuasiveness of your outfit." While the basic pocket square is made of white linen, with an Italian-style suit, inserting a silk-printed pocket square in a puff or crushed style sends the message that you enjoy wearing your suit.

An Italian-style "Azzurro e Marrone" outfit, with playful use of patterns in the pocket square.

The elegant combination of blue and lustrous brown, "Azzurro e Marrone," is a fundamental element of men's dress wear, not just for Italian men. A pocket square is essential for this Neapolitan-style color scheme. A navy suit, light blue shirt, and a well-matched brown tie create a calm impression, but a pocket square with an off-white base and a playful pattern adds a touch of fun to the look. The pocket square softens the overall feel and adds a playful touch.


Milanese brand Fumagalli specializes in primitive prints, and their plant motifs are very popular. The cute colors and patterns make a good impression on women, so be sure to incorporate them into your V-zone.