"Pocket Devils" are a bonkers new range of collectable pocket square handkerchiefs, drawing inspiration from the magic posters of "The Golden Age." These nods to legendary magicians (who’ve dazzled generations with their wizardry) have been digitally reimagined by the talented Lee Alex. Each "Pocket Devil" comes with its own tale to tell — because why not?
Inspired by Chung Ling Soo's show poster featuring "The Crystal Lantern of Enchantment" (or "The Slave of the Lamp" — fancy, right?), this "Pocket Devil" artwork has been meticulously recreated, complete with the pseudo-Chinese patterns that made the original poster a stunner back in 1908.
A set of "Pocket Devils" includes ONE regular pocket square and ONE pocket square with a built-in "Devil's Hank" feature (yes, it’s as cheeky as it sounds). Each design is strictly limited to 99 pieces worldwide.
"Pocket Devils" measure 34 cm x 34 cm (that's about 13 inches x 13 inches for those who prefer the imperial system). Each "Pocket Devil" set comes with a collector’s information card providing a cheeky backstory on the original poster and the artwork design. Oh, and those cards are individually hand numbered (so you can feel special — one numbered card per set of two "Pocket Devils").
"Pocket Devils" can be flaunted in performances just like your regular Devil's Handkerchief (with studs sewn in for easy pocket locating, because who has time for fumbling?). The regular pocket square can either grace your jacket pocket or be framed as a decorative piece to impress your magic mates during club meetings or while lounging in your den.
"You are creating super elegant magic that will become timeless collectors items. Your creations are more than just great magic accessories... They are beautiful pieces of fashion accessory" - Jeff McBride, Las Vegas Headliner
