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...
Cufflinks in men’s fashion go back a very long way indeed. They first appeared before Shakespeare was born, in the early 1500’s, in France, in the form of strings that tied men’s loose-fitting shirtsleeves together at the wrists. Shortly after this, in the reign of Louis XIV, they...
Cufflinks? Who wears cufflinks? The answer is a lot more men (and women too) than you might expect. Certainly, cufflinks have waxed and waned over the years, and it is true that today a lot of men wear single cuff shirts that have buttons. This is largely to...
Men who wear cufflinks broadly fall into two different groups. There is the man who wears only one watch and has just one pair of cufflinks, and then there is the man who will own several watches and build up a collection of cufflinks so that he can...
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...
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