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“feels weighty and sturdy, which is what i was after. hopefully the titanium and carbon fiber helps to reduce against general wear and tear scratches and last for a while”
"Beautiful cufflinks, fast delivery, very happy."
"Very nicely made and presented a true bargain"
"Delighted with the ring and cuff links excellent service thank you"
"Love the cuff links, would’ve been even better if they were made if Tungsten like the ring"
"feels weighty and sturdy, which is what i was after. hopefully the titanium and carbon fiber helps to reduce against general wear and tear scratches and last for a while"
"Bought to match a wedding ring as a gift, perfect, and great service, arrived in a few days."
Cufflinks are fasteners that close the cuffs of a French-cuff shirt, and they are one of the few accessories a man can wear with a suit. Our range includes titanium and tungsten cufflinks in faceted, knife edge, carbon fiber, black stripe, gold cable and gold stud designs, plus polished multi-tone and brushed black styles.
Cufflinks need a shirt with buttonholes on both sides of the cuff, usually called French cuffs or double cuffs. Some shirts have convertible cuffs that take either buttons or cufflinks. Standard button cuffs do not take them.
Match the tone to what he already wears, such as a watch or wedding band. Black styles suit a dark suit, and gold detail suits warmer tones. For groomsmen, one design for everyone keeps the party consistent.
Yes. Pair titanium cufflinks with a band from Men's Titanium Rings, or tungsten cufflinks with Men's Tungsten Rings. For the groom's band, browse Men's Wedding Bands.
No. Titanium is a light metal, so titanium cufflinks sit comfortably on the cuff without pulling the fabric down. Tungsten is much denser, so the Faceted Tungsten Cufflinks have a heavier, more solid feel. Both suit a full day of wear at an event.
Yes. Cufflinks are a classic thank-you for groomsmen, and they get worn on the day with the wedding suits. Choosing one design for the whole party keeps the photos consistent, and the groom can pick a different style for himself.
Fold the cuff so the buttonholes line up, then push the cufflink through all layers from the outside. Turn the toggle or backing flat to lock it in place. It is easiest to fit them before your jacket goes on.
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