If you wear a long-sleeved shirt today, it will come either with cuffs which have buttons in order to do them up, or double cuffs without buttons. If the latter, you have to have something to keep them together when you put your shirt on, otherwise they are...
At Wimbledon Cufflink Company we are extremely proud of our British heritage, to the extent that we have produced a range of British heritage cufflinks which honour the history of our four countries. We also understand that many other countries are proud of their nationalities such as France...
Cufflinks have long been associated with royalty and with men of fashion. Indeed, they go back to the early 16th century. Before that time, men wore their cuffs tied together with pieces of string. Under the reign of Louis XIV in France, these were eventually developed into a...
The way that the British man dresses has changed beyond measure over the last fifty years. Those of us of a certain age will remember that if you worked in an office or were a salesman in a store, or on a sales team that visited customers, or...
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