I have another devil's hanky that is stiff, but this one is thinner without being see-through. It looks to the casual spectator just like a normal silk. I definitely recommend this and I'd like to buy more to keep on hand.

This is an absolutely amazing product! I am very happy with every aspect of this!
Pros:
1. The fabric is very high quality! It is made out of a thick heavy "silk" material. Because of the weight of the fabric, it is very easy to perform with and will last a very long time
2. This vanishes objects extremely well. I have tried a variety of objects and they all vanish very well and don't stick out once they have vanished. I even tried a Rubik's cube and this devil's hank vanishes it just as well as any other devil's hank.
3. Great gimmick... I don't want to say what the hidden part is, even though most everyone knows what it is. However, the gimmicked section of the handkerchief is made very well and you don't see extra stitching.
4. It has two beads sewn into two corners so you always know the orientation.

Cons:
1. There really isn't really a con to this product. The only thing I would say is that it doesn't come with a tutorial, but it is very easy to figure out what to do with this and you can find lots of ideas on Youtube.

Excellent fabric weight, feel, size, with a proper ‘NO SAG’ specialty construction. This is the one you want. And, the high quality sewing work is amazing. While a Devil’s Hank MAY seem like a simple utility item to make, it is NOT. Trust me when I tell you, that the many Devil’s Handkerchiefs I have seen in 50 years in magic were made incorrectly, out of the wrong material, and were totally unconvincing and unusable; and, failed to fool - usually because of the tell-tale sag OR rather than use an innocent appearing plain looking fabric - like Bazar de Magia has smartly used - some manufacturers tried to cover-up their incorrect design and resultant sag by camouflage the sag with a busy and confusing patterned fabric - making the prop look like a “trick handkerchief”:- which is not what the goal is. The more innocent and normal appearing a prop is, the more it deceives; and Bazar de Magia’s Devil’s Handkerchief is devilishly deceptive by its perfect design, construction, and appearence.