Cufflinks come in a variety of different models in the sense of how they operate. Probably the most common type is the bullet back cufflink. This has the outer face, which is the part that is visible on the outer side of the cuff, which is attached to...
That is a question that we very often get asked at Wimbledon Cufflink Company because everyone wants to dress well for a friend’s wedding, but at the same time it is important not to overdo things and outshine the groom! So, we should really start with what cufflinks...
Back in the 1960’s, cufflinks began to go out of fashion (having been more or less in fashion since the industrial revolution) as shirt manufacturers began to produce more shirts with single cuffs and buttons on them. However, in the last 20 years so they have come back...
Cufflinks go way back in time to the early 16th century when they appeared in France. The earliest types consisted of string which was used to tie men’s shirt cuffs together. Then in the reign of Louis XIV they were developed into small glass baubles that were connected...
There is an old saying that “manners maketh the man” and the earliest reference to this has been found in the works of William Horman, who was headmaster of Eton and then Winchester in the late 15th century. “Manners makyth man” is still the motto of Winchester College...
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