With a pair of pliers.

Hey you're a beginner, so go with the swivel post links!

^ agree with the second statement.

the pair posted will need some hard work to put on but it is a collectible.

You guys forget what a quick study I am.

Besides, I get good counsel:

http://asuitablewardrobe.dynend.com/2010/0...-cufflinks.html

Will on swivel post cufflinks:

"Frankly, thats not a great alternative for any man with aspirations to stylishness."

I'm siding with Will on this...

You guys should go check out http://www.cuffz.com/shop. Really really huge range of varieties.

You signed up to post this?

More like my first successful post on the topic. I was browsing around & followed a discussion in Malaysianbabe initially =) Weddings are just around the corner for me.

I saw this on ebay! How cute!


Starting bid is at USD 2.99

cufflinks can only use on french cuffed shirts?

so far i only have 1 shirt that can use with my cufflink lol

I think so... I've got 2! Hehe, and it can only keep increasing. I would prefer shirts without pocket/s. They look a lot better and definitely more suitable for events and functions.

To me, I don't like going to say errmm, wedding wearing shirts with pocket (typically 1 on the left side). It might seem as though I just simply grab one from my closet of working shirts and just attend the event. Besides, the one that i got don't get wrinkle easily as compared to G2000's, eventhough they claim to be errmm some sort of iron-free.

No cufflinks mean no nonsense.

I don't get it :-(

anybody here wearing contrast collared and cuff french cuff shirts lately? what shirt colors do u guys have?

anybody wears it on a daily basis?

That look is so 1980's banker.

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Added on December 16, 2010, 8:27 pmI'm fine with a light blue body and white collar though.

This post has been edited by bloke1: Dec 16 2010, 08:27 PM

yeah it was popular in the 1980s. but it is experiencing a revival these days. im seeing men wearing it to the office a lot from time to time.

it looks smart though for me. any good tailorshops in KL that do those types of shirts?

u wear em btw?

Thanks to the local makers like padini.

No, I don't wear them. They're tacky and everywhere.

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Added on December 16, 2010, 8:51 pmAny tailor can do those. Pick your fabric and tell him to use another fabric on collars and cuffs.

This post has been edited by bloke1: Dec 16 2010, 08:51 PM

I'd just wear a good shirt till the collars and cuffs wear out then have them replaced with white collars and cuffs (of similarly good fabric).

Dark coloured shirts with matching contrast of vertical stripes for me, for it tones down the illusion of my belly... =P

I would stop wearing them when that happens. I'll start again when the trend is gone.