You have options:
Left: Worn by the more dominant participant. The TOP.
Right: Worn by the more passive participant: The BOTTOM.
Arm/Wrist: Either left or right [see above]
Ankle: Either left or right [see above]
Back Pocket: Depending on your dominant or passive side, wearing the hanky in your back pocket is the most common placement. Personally, this is how I display my hanky's. Sometimes I fold them into squares and allow a little bit to show or I'll have it unfolded and hanging halfway out of my back pocket. When the hanky is hanging out it adds a fun, more fancy way of displaying your colors. When it is folded, it's more of a professional look and better for personal use.
Around the neck: Old school and not as common today. When men would square dance together, a bandana around the neck with the specific color [blue or red] signified their position in the dance.
Belt Loop: Uncommon.
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