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CUFFLINKS- Characteristic Mark of a Modern Gentleman's Dressing


Cufflinks have always been the quintessence of men’s jewellery It is, just as the cherry is to the icing in the light of men’s attire.This little piece of jewellery is a combination of luxury, elegance, sophistication and of course, style.
This accessory has for years been a requisite of a more formal and sophisticated style, but thanks to the more contemporary ideas in fashion, it can just about be used in any occasion, with the right sense of styling.
Here, we will reveal to you the basics you ought to have in your mind before you take a step and enter into the realm of class and style.

What is this piece of jewellery that is so evident in a man's ceremonial wear?

Cufflinks are an alternate to shirt cuff buttons, which are also detachable. 
Wearing the right cufflinks not only adds to the aesthetic richness but also definitely earn you a compliment orwtwo. Why, it can even add a certain bold definition to your personality.
Here are some basic types of cufflinks to ponder before you choose which to go for what.





What are the parts of a cufflink?

Front Face- The visible front area of the cufflink (usually the designed portion)
 Post -Attaches the face to the toggle, usually the long portion that goes through the cuff holes
 Toggle- A hinge or a knob that rotates to ensure your cufflink stays in place



Where do you attach a cufflink?

Cufflinks can be worn on a basic cuff that have two button holes or a French cuff  i.e. foldable cuff (these can be fastened only with cufflinks as there are no buttons sewn)

(Source: RMRS- Ultimate guide to cufflinks)




When can you wear cufflinks?

They can be worn with casual wear, informal attire or business suits, semi-formal wear (black tie or stroller) and formal wear (white tie or morning dress). Occasions are endless. 

There are various materials from which cufflinks can be made and each of them can be worn for suitable occasions.  Below are some of the common ones that can be found easily in the market-

Stainless steel cufflinks- Very common and fashionable. Durable and resilient


Silver Cufflinks- Bright, durable, not very expensive. Versatile
Silk Cufflinks- Very Versatile and great for casual events
Glass Cufflinks- Very elegant, unique designs

Gold Cufflinks- Great for formal events, More expensive and durable
Enamel Cufflinks- Very decorative, durable and inexpensive


 Titanium Cufflinks- Lightweight and extremely durable. Similar to platinum, but less expensive

Metal Alloy Cufflinks- Cheaper metals that are designed to improve durability with low cost

Dear Men, now that you have understood the basics of cufflinks, it's high time you pick your style of cufflink and and flaunt it like a man!


For 108Bespoke,
Anusha PB
Designer/Stylist







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