Handkerchiefs Mens 100% Cotton Soft 6 Piece Gift Set by Zenssia

The product arrived and the hanky's had enough sizing to make Hugh H. jealous. Too much sizing, so a quick wash and dry and ok, not too bad softness or absorbency wise. Compared nicely to some cheapos I got from Walmart a while back. Walmart's were about 75 cents apiece, these are $1.83 each; but otherwise are the exact same product except for the pattern. You stuff them in your pocket until needed, so no one sees the pattern until you're blowing your schnoze into them. On the other hand you may want to sport them in the breast pocket of your favorite ralph L. blazer, in which case you'd better iron them first. But I ask you, who wants to iron hanky's anyhow? My advice, buy the cheapos for schnoze work, buy the no iron pocket squares for your ralph. That's it for me.

Decently sized but easily roll up and fits in the pencil case in my purse. I put them through the washer and dryer with my clothes and the edges wrinkle but still useable. Sometimes I hang to dry to minimize the wrinkles. Just not a fan of ironing! These handkerchiefs are great for the occasional runny nose, sopping up spilled tea, and anything else I need it for. Love that it can roll up for minimal space but that it is so reusable.

Update: after 2 washings the items are getting holes in them. Not good. 😡

I got two packs of these on sale for $7.99 each which is a good price but regular price is $13.99 which is a rip off and I would never buy. I got these to blow my nose on as I have allergies and wanted something soft which they are and I wanted them to be in color instead of the white ones that I have. I do have to fold them once for it to absorb but I think all handkerchiefs are like that if you blow your nose on them. They work great for my needs but I would only get them on sale.

Grateful for this new supply of soft large handkerchiefs to have during the winter cold season on into the spring allergy season. I am female and have a large supply of dainty pretty handkerchiefs yet when the nose gets to running, I prefer something larger. Cotton and soft is a must and these are perfect. Also tissues are wasteful and not as sturdy so I switched to cotton long ago and my nose also does not get as irritated.

Fabric was good. Prior to using I washed the handkerchiefs. As I was ironing them I noticed most of the edges were raveling. Apparently they were not sewn well and the stitching did not catch the hems well. Also some of them are cut crooked. Obviously, considering the item, they are usable as intended, but if you want something that looks nice, they are not worth the money.

These are great, they're just like the ones I used to find at department stores, except I like them better because a plain white hankie gets gross. The size is perfect, the absorbency is perfect, I'm happy with them. I saw many reviews where people took points off for hankies getting wrinkled in the dryer. Cotton is notorious for wrinkling, so I don't know what y'all were expecting. I just smooth them out with my hands when I fold them and stuff them in a drawer anyway, so if wrinkles matter to you, be aware that ALL cotton fabrics will get wrinkled in a dryer. There, don't say I never gave ya nothin'.

The material is fairly soft but considering how thin it is, it's not plush. After washing it, you'll also need to iron it as it gets very wrinkled. Make sure you wash in delicate setting. To give you an ideal of how thin it feels, think of a regular paisley bandana. If you're looking for a very soft and slightly plush handkerchief, buy something different. For the price it's not bad, though I doubt it'll be very absorbent.