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What (if anything) would you do with a single cufflink?
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hamish5178
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Wear with other single cufflink. This looks best if the two are nowhere close to matching. Can you pull it off?Originally Posted by TGPlastic
GQ recommended this once.
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One is lost. I'm guessing the remaining link is garbage, but maybe some one is more creative than I am.Originally Posted by rubin749
Use it with a one sleeve shirt.
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Assuming you have the correct metal in your remaining link, there are several firms that have sprung up in the past couple of years that can help you with this problem:
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Put it in the lapel hole of a suit.
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Prince Albert cufflink piercing.
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Prince Albert cufflink piercing.Originally Posted by antirabbit
Shove it deep into your . . . .Originally Posted by Big A
. . . junk. Hope one day you come across a matching set.
antirabbit beat you to the punch.
Donate it to a one-armed man.
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If the links can be thematically related, I often prefer to mismatch than match. Like so:
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If the links can be thematically related, I often prefer to mismatch than match. Like so:Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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I agree -- Nothing wrong with mismatched but thematically related links. The more I think about this, I may do it myself even when I have two of each.
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