Cuff Links

There is often an additional layer of fabric present towards the end of a sleeve, be it of a shirt, or top. This extra layer, known as the cuff, is usually created by reversing the material or sewing a distinct band on the garment. Cuffs prevent the material from getting frayed, besides, they enable the cuff to be subtly changed or repaired when required. Buttons, studs or cuff links, also spelt as cufflinks, are used to fasten the two sides of the cuff together. Cufflinks are decorative objects that are useful fashion accessories.

Cuff links are commonly worn by both men and women. They are made in a variety of materials, styles and colours. Decorative cuff links come in an aesthetically pleasing style and provide a formal touch to the attire. Some designs are exceedingly elaborate and may feature a personalised monogram or any other type of decoration. One could declare his affiliation to a particular club, association or varsity by simply wearing special cuff links. These objects are available in traditional or contemporary styles. Novelty cuff links are fun to wear and meant for more casual occasions.

Wedding cuff links are available in different eye-pleasing styles to provide a sense of grandeur to the occasion. They are mostly made of gold or silver, and could feature gemstones for a more luxurious touch. Silver cuff links are much sought after in the UK.