Ah, it’s that time of year again. And the same old question. And believe us, you are by no means alone in asking it. There are many wives asking the exact same thing. The two of you sat down weeks ago and spent time discussing what to buy...
The idea of cufflinks dates back to the early 1500’s when men of importance began to wear shirts with ruffled wristbands and tied them together with strings. This continued for many years until the early 1700’s when “sleeve buttons” made of glass linked together with gold or silver...
Many men today would not dream of wearing cufflinks because they buy shirts with a single cuff which have a button to fix them. Having said that, if you do wear that type of shirt, then you are missing out big time because when you wear a shirt...
Cufflinks are quite possibly the most valuable tool in a man’s sartorial armoury. Where else in the male wardrobe can you find a piece of jewellery that is at the same time functional and beautiful in equal measure? Certainly, some trouser belts can look great and are above...
Most of us like the look of tweed when we see someone wearing it properly, but too many of us also see it as an old-fashioned choice that is too much hassle to even try and pull off. And because tweed isn't the cheapest material option and isn’t...
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