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Cuff Appreciation
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SkinnyGoomba
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french cuffs with a sportcoat?
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french cuffs with a sportcoat?Originally Posted by SkinnyGoomba
I'm pro double cuffs with a odd jacket.
In fact, that's how I'm going out tonight.
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Sure, why not? Anyway, my shirtmaker insisted.Originally Posted by mafoofan
Makes no difference to me but I thought it was a SF faux pas.
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Those Hobbs & Kent links look (even) better on a cuff than they do on display. Did you get them from Barneys?
When I want to tantalize myself with overpriced cufflinks I will probably never be able to afford, I go to www.ultiman.fr . They also sell random vintage knicknacks that are truly awesome.
When you use your budget shirt option and visit Michel Korn at Arnys for bespoke shirts, you should pick up the Arnys lacquer cufflink box. It's quite cool. Yours truly, with bigtimer tastes on a smalltimer income, has one.
When I want to tantalize myself with overpriced cufflinks I will probably never be able to afford, I go to www.ultiman.fr . They also sell random vintage knicknacks that are truly awesome.
When you use your budget shirt option and visit Michel Korn at Arnys for bespoke shirts, you should pick up the Arnys lacquer cufflink box. It's quite cool. Yours truly, with bigtimer tastes on a smalltimer income, has one.
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Those Hobbs & Kent links look (even) better on a cuff than they do on display. Did you get them from Barneys?Originally Posted by RJman
When I want to tantalize myself with overpriced cufflinks I will probably never be able to afford, I go to www.ultiman.fr . They also sell random vintage knicknacks that are truly awesome.
When you use your budget shirt option and visit Michel Korn at Arnys for bespoke shirts, you should pick up the Arnys lacquer cufflink box. It's quite cool. Yours truly, with bigtimer tastes on a smalltimer income, has one.
I don't know where they were bought; my wife gave them to me as a gift more than a year ago. Dude, you shouldn't have shown me the Ultiman site. It's not fair how cool that stuff looks and how much it costs.
http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=34703Originally Posted by Cary Grant
That is not the same thing. This thread is about dressing your cuffs as a whole, not just cufflinks.
I got away from cufflinks about a year ago. Since then, my life has extremely well balanced and happy.Originally Posted by edmorel
You probably weren't happy wearing the same ones over and over again. That's where we differ.
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I like the shirt, I unlike most people do not have a problem wearing a french cuff shirt with a sport coat. I don't like the coat however, I think it is a bit loud and dose not go well as an overall look.
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