Simonnot-Godard is a French luxury textile house founded in 1787 and described as one of the last French makers of fine cloth handkerchiefs. For more than two centuries, it has preserved traditional expertise while creating products for specialist stores in Europe and around the world. The house weaves cotton batiste for handkerchief collections and suit-pocket squares, as well as linen and very fine linen fabrics intended for pocket squares. Its handkerchiefs draw on designs preserved in the company’s eighteenth-century archives, while its pocket squares feature a more contemporary, understated style.

Simonnot-Godard emphasizes careful craftsmanship, durability, softness, and the sheen of its fabrics. The company says that developing a handkerchief or pocket square takes around four months, from motif selection to completion. Its linen and cotton pocket squares are made and finished in France, including treatment in the Vosges. The brand also highlights long-lasting quality, fair pricing, and attention to environmental standards. Its offerings include handkerchiefs, pocket squares, and belts.