We’re all about hankies here. What we’re not all about? Paying over the odds for them. Which is why we like this Cordings pheasant hanky. Aside from it’s obvious bird based handsomeness, the fact that it’s only £4 is the icing on the cake – or the print on the hanky. (Cordings)

We’re all about that handkerchief life, son. Ayo, we seen this silk handkerchief over at Aspinal of London and think it’d be a perfect compliment to any accessories wardrobe, nahmean. Son’s bored of those overpriced handkerchiefs you’re finding elsewhere, G – like we said before, only £20 or under, namsayin.

Sorry about that, we ran this post through the ghostface internet translator. (Aspinal of London)

We hope this is a novelty item. Personally, I would avoid wiping my brow with a 8oz “selvedge” piece of denim handkerchief. With that said, it may work as an accent piece with your  jacket. Try it out and let us know.

More looks after the click.

More handmade accessories from Los Angeles’ Rogue Territory. Founder Karl Thoennessen cooked these hankerchiefs up just last week, using chambray from Kaihara Mills, denim from Nihon Menpu Mills, and hickory denim from Kaihara Mills respectively. Each has a woven Rogue Territory Loop label. Whip your sweat away in style.

A look at all three handkerchiefs after the jump.

I’m wondering if Iceland has problems with hitmen. Reykjavik’s Liborius Shop is the exclusive carrier for Sruli Recht’s “Bullet-Proof Handkerchief.” Each square is made of military grade Kevlar Aramid. As mentioned, “The store and designer take NO responsibility for … wooden-heads who feel compelled to test the endurance or resistance of the textile in any way.”

Available now in raw gold silk and in citric french cotton and limited to ten total units.