Thoughts On Cufflinks Please?

[Chimpy]

Hi guys and gals,

I am new to this forum, but need some advice on Cufflinks. Should I buy some or should I stick to buttoned shirts? I have seen some nice Cufflinks on the Alfred & Co website - I like the look of the "Executive Circles" cufflinks which are only £14.99. Is this a worthwhile investment or should I stick to what I know and keep wearing the buttoned shirts?

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Cheers guys

[nicholasliggins]

Well,according to me you should buy some cufflinks..
A simple pair of cufflinks, silver or gold, are a great stylish weapon for a man to have in his arsenal.

[Nath6644]

For the office, yes. For everyday smartish looks, I think it can look a bit too try hard.

This is coming from a guy who wears a tie and blazer nearly every day casually, but cufflinks I reserve for the really big occasions. Same with tie bars etc...

[Chimpy]

Thanks for the advice. I decided to buy the Executive Cufflinks from Alfred & Co. Cufflinks. Both smart Cufflinks and novelty Cufflinks. so just waiting for these to be delivered. I think you're right, definitely best kept for work and the extra special occasions.

Thanks once again.

[Little]

Each men should own at least a pair of cufflinks. Here is what i would like to get

[Ares]

ive got a couple of pairs of mulberry ones, theyre lovely.

double cuff shirts should only really be worn with a suit at work and possibly with a tux at a formal event.

[Brown]

I have a mix of double cuff and buttoned.. I really like cuff links - no novelty ones though!

[yukon]

ive got a couple of pairs of mulberry ones, theyre lovely.

double cuff shirts should only really be worn with a suit at work and possibly with a tux at a formal event.

My brother bought me Mulberry ones for being his best man, they are superb

I have a mix of double cuff and buttoned.. I really like cuff links - no novelty ones though!

Never novelty, ever, ever, ever!