Pocket squares made of linen
The handkerchief made of fine linen
When we were looking for handmade men's accessories from Germany, we came across Kornelia Maria Lempa quite by accident. As a child, the Hamburg native learned to crochet and embroider from her grandmother Franziska and later perfected her skills at the British Royal School of Needlework in Hampton Court Palace.
Handicraft from Germany
"For us, Kornelia Maria Lempa takes her grandmother's very fine needle in hand again and embroiders our pocket squares made of fine, fragrant linen fabrics all around. Alongside a certain portion of nostalgia and dexterity, high-quality materials are used. Pocket squares made of fine linen always make a good impression in a gentleman's breast pocket, are a welcome splash of color, and at the same time an example of beautiful craftsmanship from Germany."
The people behind it
Kornelia Maria Lempa from Hamburg learned embroidery from her grandmother Franziska as well as at the renowned Royal School of Needlework in London.
Fine linen
The beautiful linen fabrics come from a weaving mill in the Netherlands as well as from a linen weaving mill in Lithuania and are processed in Hamburg.
Who we are
If you are wondering who this man of the world is and who the minds behind it are, you can learn more here about the idea, the curators, and their motivations.
