In February, we'll be showcasing outfits that focus on pocket squares. For each of the three different jackets, stylist Ohno from the dress shirt and tie department on the 1st floor Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building , has created two distinct V-zone looks. Following last month's navy suit, this time it's a gray jacket.

When wearing a jacket and tie, use a pocket square to balance the colors.

This jacket from a renowned Parma tailor is made of wool and linen in gray, and is paired with a patterned shirt and a dark navy tie. This alone creates a solid, monochrome look, but to make it appear even more intellectual, a linen pocket square with beautiful stitching is added.

MUNGAI 's pocket squares with stitched details come in a wide variety of colors and are popular as versatile items that can be used for everything from business attire to formal ceremonies, depending on how they are worn.

For a casual look on a holiday dressy occasion, try adding a unique pocket square in a puff style.

Want to wear your favorite jacket even when you're off-duty? That's where a pocket square comes in handy. Just by wearing a spring crewneck knit like a t-shirt and letting a pocket square peek out, the V-zone that felt a little lacking will look just right. And if you casually insert a puff pocket square, it will instantly elevate your style!

Dieffe Kinloch, an Italian brand we started carrying this spring, is renowned for its beautiful graphics. This time, we've chosen a chili pepper pattern, a famous lucky motif in Italy. Chili peppers are considered a symbol of good fortune and are highly valued as amulets. Add a unique pocket square to your elegant gray and black wardrobe.