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#2 2007-08-22 14:47:38
- iammatt
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Re: Single Cuffs or link cuffs
I don't have any, but I do know that my shirtmaker uses the same style, including extra button, on a lot of shirts for women who occasionally want to sport French cuffs. My wife has a shirt or two like that, but I think she has never used anything but the buttons.
I have a friend who does not like double cuffs at all, so he had singles made for his formal shirt and perhaps even for a dressy white shirt for evening wear.
I am not a fan of the look myself.
#3 2007-08-22 14:58:06
- I Should Be Working
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Re: Single Cuffs or link cuffs
You know, that second photo was the perfect occasion to "incidently" flash a new watch while holding keys to expensive car.
#4 2007-08-22 15:27:00
- Marc Grayson
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Re: Single Cuffs or link cuffs
My own shirtmaker prefers a simple, single button cuff for day wear.
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#6 2007-08-22 17:59:15
- Incroyable
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Re: Single Cuffs or link cuffs
When I wear my stiff collars, I like a nice double-cuff.
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#7 2007-08-23 01:07:31
- Moose Maclennan
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Re: Single Cuffs or link cuffs
Looks good on the pics I must say. That kind of cuff just never seems to 'sit' properly on my wrist though (maybe just my shirts though; a lot of cheaper shirts in Europe have those cuffs, often with buttons in addition). I've also seen them worn with the toggle of the link hidden inside the cuff - probably more by accident than design, but I think that can look quite smart.
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#8 2007-08-23 07:46:04
- ausmith
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Re: Single Cuffs or link cuffs
Am I correct in saying this is the signature cuff for Kabbaz himself?
#9 2007-08-23 07:58:27
- yachtie
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Re: Single Cuffs or link cuffs
I like them with a slightly longer "tail" and the button. Then it relly lookslike a franch cuff, just without the turnback. The button is great as, for me, links are aften "too fussy".
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#10 2007-08-23 12:03:11
- Cruz Diez
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Re: Single Cuffs or link cuffs
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#14 2007-08-27 04:05:18
- LoveFashion
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Re: Single Cuffs or link cuffs
I have a single cuffs shirt as well. However, it seems that double cuffs look more formal.
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