MOSHE - White Cotton Handkerchief with Colourful Geometric Print (two-ply)

Description

The Story behind Moshe.

This colourful cotton handkerchief refers to Habitat 67, an unusual community and housing complex in Montreal (Canada), designed by Israel born architect Moshe Safdie. We love Safdie’s design philosophy that includes “building responsibly”, but we also appreciate the fascinating “Lego block” configuration of Habitat 67 as an architectural wonder. Kudos Mr. Safdie!

Style and Craftsmanship.

This unique cotton handkerchief features emerald green, sky blue, charcoal grey, light grey and lemon yellow cubes and is doubled with thick, soft white cotton– still practical in size, but twice as absorbent. Ethically made in Montréal (Canada), this thick cotton hanky is an emblem of elegance and commitment – in fact, we commit to planting a tree for each adopted handkerchief. Thanks to its quality materials, the TSHU handkerchief makes for a practical and durable accessory you’ll never leave the house without – as it is the perfect alliance of style and usefulness. Oh, and FYI, our hankies are not gender-specific. Ladies, gents – as long as you’re bold, this handkerchief’s perfect for you.