I have developed a new found love for cuff-based items and would like to take my interest into discussion to foster new understanding about it.

I have started with a humble 6 shirts from CUFFZ (1U & Bangsar V2) and cufflinks from smalto and some various brands from both Parkson Pavillion and Tangs; although the cufflinks at cuffs are priced higher it's still really nice.

Anyone with experiences can introduce new brands of cufflink shirts and nice cufflink designs? hopefully any with premium cotton/ egyptian cotton or 2ply high quality cotton ?

Regards!

partially related

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/992552

what abour RAOUL, they have nice and unique cufflinks and their shirts are pretty good

Does Raoul uses fused collars and cuffs?

what do u mean by fused i don't get it

yea saw that link. would like to know whether there's more information on french cuffed shirts and cuflfinks.

honestly raoul cuflfinks are so costly. at 200 bucks; and actually other brands like smalto and unknowns sell the exact same designs at a fraction. honest truth!

i think french cuffed shirts look best when they are the contrast-collared and contrast-cuffed type dress shirts. paired together with good cufflinks, it really makes a man stand out.
an example would be something like this:


i really like those type of shirts, seriously makes you look cool and makes you stand out from the crowd. here in malaysia, the most common one would be the blue coloured shirt with a white collar and white french cuffs. the blue color is definitely smart-looking esp. darker blue.
so anybody here wears contrast-collared, white collar & white french cuff shirts? what colors do you have for ur dress shirts?

i think cufflinks dont really go well without a suit.
anyone begs to differ?

cufflinks go well for any occasion IMHO

james bond can pull it off but anyhow, DAMN. the new promotion at CUFFZ isn't as attractive as the previous buy 4 for RM500.

anyone can recommend good places to pick up french cuffed shirts?

not a big fan of cufflinks but i dont see why they wouldnt look good with suits..

You can try Brooke Brothers, Polo Ralph Lauren, maybe Paul Smith and Ted Baker too

Try Thomas Pink and Alain Figaret, if your wallet allows you to do so.

Raoul has some french cuff shirts too

I think Raoul is overpriced for a local brand. For RM300, I might as well get a shirt tailor made. Agree?

It means the interlining in collars and cuffs are glued to the fabric rather than sewn in traditionally. As time goes by with frequent ironing and laundering the shirt, collars and cuffs tend to go out of shape. However this method is widely used even on high end shirtmakers due to the low cost of fusing material.

You have my full support, sir. With that price, you should be able to get a tailor-made 2 ply 100 or better shirt.

i thought Raoul is from Singapore.. anything more than RM300 im going for a custom made..

yes Raoul is a brand from Singapore though their fabrics are european. anyway i agree, for the price, it's good to tailor instead.

last month's cuffz offer was good... 4 shirts for RM499. some of their shirts even have split yokes.

raoul is overpriced.
i love cuffz and their previous promo was so good. as lanatir said. me and a fren grabbed 12 shirts in total, 6 each

if my wallet allows it i'm going for ST Dupont already

tangs has heaps of cufflinks at a variety of pricing and so far so good

Thomas Pink and Alain Figaret -> what is the indication of prices for their products?
if possible, looking for competitive priced shirts on par with cuffz. around rm150 per pc would be really good.

their current promo of rm400 for 2 shirts and 1 set off cufflinks is quite expensive. or 1 silk tie + 1 cufflink = rm200,.
but of course there is a limit price on the cufflinks entitled in the promotion.
i'm not too sure exactly what that limit is

RM150 can probably get u one shirt sleeve from thomas pink

wa
hahahaah i haven't reached that level of income yet.

other brands? good quality? prefer quality like cuffz and 2 ply best!
egyptian cotton! premium cotton! all best!

ah! cufflink lovers! aloha... I too am in love with these shirts... my threads have a few of them which i am putting up on behalf of a friend who is selling... i also have another good friend who might have a supplier of cufflinks for cheaper prices than retail...

I love Raoul too but i totally agree that they're overpriced! Tang's has some good ones during their sales... esp from giorgio mandelli (smth like that)...

Reason being I have opened this topic is after being thrown heaps of disagreements from several friends on WHO should be wearing cufflinks.

Basically, I'm at executive level, am within media consultancy, and soon will be a management associate for a premier logistics & production organization. i have 1 year working experience.

My friends I would say have around 3-4 years of working experience and would be considered seniors and are within the ranks of:

1. sales & business development
2. owns a small IT consultancy business
3. business intelligence associate
4. technical support
5. advertising

none of them have agreed that a person, me, should be wearing cufflinks to work because it is a status symbol and strongly disagree that i shouldn't even consider. (considering my job designation/ position & working experience)

guys, come on, what is your take on this? i think it is PERFECTLY fine to wear cufflinks. what are your opinions? lets have this discussion. constructive if possible. but a forenote that it will not change my decision on wearing cufflinks.

is there a hidden rule that cufflinks intimidate managers or whatever / directors?

ALSO

i have worn a french cuffed shirt to a club before. velvet zouk and they think it is retarded. what are your views?

don't ask me to disregard their opinions because i have my own beliefs and it does not rattle my decision on cufflinks but I am very interested in knowing what do you guys think or have a take on cufflinks.

This post has been edited by Salience: May 18 2009, 12:56 AM

wear what you feel that you would feel and look good when u go to club

but as for working place , try not to offend your seniors or managers .. but i am not so sure about wearing cufflinks require certain ranks...

anyway hope to hear from others too

it's all about wearing the right things for the right time. i have been wearing them for several years and i think they're alright as long as u groom well and carry yourself well with your clothes. but of course it must suit the occasion and environment...

e.g advertising firm where lots of people tend to be a bit more casual.

think about your own office environment (and not about your friends since they are not paying your salary). if your boss wears a shirt and tie (and it is office protocol to do so), then you should too. and even if he doesn't wear cufflinks, i think it's perfectly ok. for a while people may notice, but after a period of time, no one will care. if you start wearing braces and a bowtie, for the first week, everyone will notice... then they will just take it as it is and stop caring.

conversely, if your boss is wearing a workshirt with company logo on it, you do the same if you're given the same uniform. if everyone in your company is in casual friday mode, and you wear a shirt and cufflinks (even though you're not meeting a customer), then, while there's nothing wrong to it, it's gonna be a bit awkward. this is where you must take some consideration of course and not just blindly follow the stuff people talk about in styleforums or askandy as u must think about the environment you work in. it's much like a dress code where if people say black tie, you don't turn up in jeans just to try to be different - one should respect the host of the event.

actually now i have stopped wearing them due to the fact that i don't wear ties at work anymore. so i've switched to single cuffs and though i can still wearing links on them, imho, i think it's a bit scruffy to wear them without ties during work. i'm currently in a managerial position having delved into the working world for more than a decade fyi. the funny thing is, the higher up i go, and the more people i meet higher up, more often than not, they tend to be more understated (not that their clothing is of any lesser quality).

e.g. those blue blue shirts with white collars and cuffs - i have not met (personally) any CEO or chairman wearing this type of shirt (we are talking about malaysia ya). the irony of it is that i see more of younger guys who want to make an impression wearing something striking at work.

as for clubs - i think u can wear anything u damn well please as long as u're comfy and don't sweat like a pig.

This post has been edited by lanatir: May 18 2009, 01:46 AM

Cufflinks are not status symbols, they are accessories.

It is a matter of dressing better than your boss and whether or not he is bothered by it. If you know your boss well and he does not mind, by all means go ahead and wear them with pride.

If you are worries, my suggestion would be to slowly take your style up a notch at a time as you work in your company. Anything too drastic might draw unwanted attention.

This post has been edited by Fusion[eX]: May 18 2009, 07:08 PM

Cufflinks are not meant only for the exec level but anyone can use it.It's an accesory for a shirt.
But in working environment try to not offend or dress anything ahead of your seniors just for your own "safety".

Try imagine your boss drive a wira to work and you driving a beemer to work, 10am you park your car at the parking lot and walk down from the car just to see that your boss just park his wira beside you, though it's ok for you to drive a beemer but he might feel you are more over than him which might offend him .

Back to topic, if you wearing a shirt which need cufflink then use it. No problem at all.(Still the same thing, try not to offend you senior or make them feel you are trying to climb over their head, unless you really meant to do that)

This one is true. I have come across a lot of people that are rich and not dress like they are rich. I have this customer who have tons of properties and is a millionaire, but he still dresses in a cheap carrefour sports shoes and discount button short sleeve shirts? There is also this one who is also a millionaire and he is always in a linen shirt and jeans and boat shoes. And a lot more who looks like some pasar uncle but at his back is successful guy.

Sometimes its hard to please people. If you dress nicely, they say u overdo it. Tone it down 2 levels and they say u are sloppy. Hard to please people really. Tell you what, i have seen quite a few Bangla and African foreigners wearing cufflinks with their shirts if that is a consolation. Not like its degrading, but its a common accesory.

just a note about outshining your superiors at work...

at higher up levels, if one is too flashy with accessories (especially expensive ones like watches), there have been cases when the chairman/ceo/MD said, "nice watch... looks like we're paying you too much"

at the end of the day, the crux of the issue is not so much the cufflinks itself but it's all about the 'game' u play in the office. there are times you would want to shine... there are other times when it's better to be under the radar. no one rule fits all situations.

Just tell them you don't realize your shirts don't have buttons on the sleeves when you bought it. Now you want me to roll it up or leave the cuffs dangling?

true its about the situation, sometimes you may not want to overdress in the office.. but sometimes its also about how natural you look in what you wear.. its also about how you carry what you wear.. if you look like you've been wearing cufflinks for years, its rare that someone would judge/question you.. however if you dont carry it well and its clear you purchased a new cufflink, then people are going to take attention to your cufflink.. and i find it natural for people to start questioning and try to "degrade" you for wearing it.. because they want to conform you to the way they think (its natural human behaviour), and i personally feel that their jealous because they want to look like you but they simply cant..

This post has been edited by jind86: May 18 2009, 12:32 PM

thanks guys for the insight.

i was really frustrated that my friends suddenly expressed that cufflinks were not a norm. i was like WTF!

but had to hear them biatch, whine and stare down at my dress sense and it was pretty pissing off.

ultimately, i believe i can carry a shirt with cufflinks well and also, we must wear something decent, not too flashy or even novelty cufflinks but something simple and nice.

my frustation stems from the fact that people are so conventional to think that cufflinks is still a mere status symbol. of course the example of a bmw and a wira is very much obvious because of perception but yes, it is super true that cufflinks is just an accessory. a SMART fashion accessory that gives credit to clothing.

its the clothes that make a man and that clothing sells you and positions yourself, defines boundaries between profesionalism.

THE BETTER A PERSON DRESSES UP, the perception differs: THE MORE EFFORT PUT INTO LOOKING GOOD translates into THE MORE PROFESIONALISM, enthusiam and how IMPORTANT you take your job for. People dress to impress, and create a good impression.

Not to prove that you are better that other people or is in a position far superior. people always have that mistake!

gah.

cufflinks are not a symbol of being rich. but my friends seem to think so and it is impossible to change their mindset. so i am ignoring it.

on clubbing: my response is: I wear what i want, and i want to look this way. this is me. i can ask eg. why the hell would you want to wear a sweater or a cardigan to a club when its always all stuffy and hot inside. Fashion sense, in the end, right? you wear white, or black shoes or leather or sneakers or shirts, people wear slim ties to clubs, what the hell is wrong with cufflinks? people wear bow ties, justin timberlake hats, cowboy shoes, big buckle belts, or even a vest. all in all, at the end of the day its just fashion.

but my friends, that i believe have fashion sense, does not have this aspect and it is very irritating at times.

are there any managers out there to share their opinoins?

how would you see a freshie or executive wearing cuflfinks?

This post has been edited by Salience: May 18 2009, 12:48 PM

One of the reasons why I do shopping alone: being able to buy what I want and wear what I like.

Remember, you are dressing up for yourself, not for other people. Fashion and style is after all another form of self expression.

yeap. i agree and therefore do not shop with them as well

I would agree with Lanathir.

It depends on your company culture and your team culture.

Example. If your boss and colleagues do not wear tie to work. I would not wear tie too. It sort of project the image that you are part of the team.

I would think that cuff links are a bit restrictive. It knocks everywhere, especially if you are writing something or typing. Of course this would depend on the cufflink and shirt. But in general, it's restrictive.

Personally, I used to wear alot of cufflinks during college days. But that's because we wore blazers and the cufflinks looks good sticking out from the blazer. Subtle yet not too dashing. Nowadays, I only wear cufflinks when I wear my suit to meet clients or big boss. I find that cufflinks without suit is just too "try-hard". Again personal opinion. Maybe I'm just too conservative. No offense.

cufflinks without a suit IMHO is not "too try hard" because come on
its Malaysia. no one wears suits that often.

and it is safe to say not everyone would wear suits. especially now with the escalating heats. and therefore cufflinks IYO is not suitable.

but that's a different subject.

i'm saying job designation's / work experience correlation with cufflinks.

but thanks for your input too.

damn what college is that? oversea?

that is so cool i wish MMU have dress code

well anyway alot of people always say that i overdress.. just because i wear shirts with tuck in and shoes most of the time! but i dont care what they say i mean..


This post has been edited by Flizzardo: May 18 2009, 03:18 PM

flizzardo, if u are still studying, if u dress up formally like slacks and shirts with leather shoes, then it does set u uniquely apart; like u on par with lecturers or someone but if its jeans, tuck in shirt, i tink it is fine lo. and shoes, by shoes u mean sneakers/ loafers? or what?

anyhow,
still very unhappy that people fail to understand that why people wear things is just because they like it and not everything must be their standard of norms.

I remember APITT enforces dress shirts and dress pants with leather shoes for their students. I wonder if it is the same now?

As far as I know, they still do. Once a while I still see some smartly-dressed APIIT students having lunch in my neighbourhood.

imho it really depends on your boss. screw your seniors or your colleagues. after all it is your boss who is going to appraise you at the end of the day. if your boss is alright with what you are wearing, i think that is fine.

i myself won't mind if my staffs are wearing better than me but the minimum requirement is on par with me, nothing less. i can see that they are using lv and gucci but that doesn't bother me. in fact i am just glad that i am able to provide them more than what they want, not just job security. and with happy and satisfied staffs, they will show loyalty and work harder to achieve a greater height.

please offer me a job

in that case i have to offer you my position

“The advantage of being your boss is I can wear more bling (like cufflinks) than you!”

on the subject of blue blue shirts with white collars and cuffs, what do you guys think of them (contrast collared/cuffs shirts), especially on guys that wear them? do you think its too striking (esp if the shirt is dark-colored/with patterns/lines) or makes a guy stand out too much esp if he wears the french cuff-type shirt? any of u wear this type of shirt often? do you think this type of shirt is only for men who are confident and want to look "powerful"? do you think its ok for men to wear this on a daily basis if they wanted to?

The idea back then was collar and cuffs were removable in the first place. and hence the white color. These days, one shouldn't feel powerful or prominent while wearing it as most ah bengs were already picking up this style. It has been overly done for sure.

This post has been edited by calvinloke: May 20 2009, 11:02 PM

If I'm in the States or Britain, I would gladly wear the aforementioned shirts with pride. In Malaysia, I would probably wear them with a suit to lessen the impact of contrasting cuffs and collar since Malaysians tend to verbally poke people who are dressed up even a little.

are you asking on a fashion sense or working etiquette?

fashion sense if ur fabolous .. why bother what ppl say? lol dont make sense to me.

if working etiquette then you have to weigh it on your own. you work with a small gas chinaman and u were so nice sure he tulan u and will freeze u in the company. even if he is a foreigner and he has shit dress sense and small gas too thats it bro. i think you friend is just being on the cautious side as u just so fresh wanna show off liaw.

as most said b4 this is a judgement call. like one said ur boss wira and u drive beemer come lol .. you asking for it.

ur dealing with people and not an exam .. subjective answers. good luck in wearing ur cufflinks. wish to start wearing cufflinks too

want a greater impact? try wearing bow ties and braces to work

nowadays if i do tailor shirts and i intend to wear cufflinks on them, i choose the single cuff.

Fiddlesticks. Like undergarments, braces are originally not meant to be seen. The sight of the guy from The Apprentice last time who always flashes his braces made my eyes sore.

fua... fiddlesticks

whoopa, it is not showing off. that is why. i don't know whether you think that its showing off, but cufflinks, as mentioned earlier is just an accessory. gah. of course we confine to social norms and working culture but the mindset should be removed that cufflinks are luxury items or status symbols.

even managers or bosses shouldn't be so bloody conservative to think that cufflinks would insult them in their position. it's so retarded. malaysia people. GAH.

why would people of all brands make cufflink shirts - from low end to high end when there is an unwritten rule that ppl buy cufflink shirts to show off? beats the purpose isn't it?

is it true? i always thought that you have to spend above RM200 for one shirt.

what about Arrow brand shirt?

bought it to use with cuff link for rm150.

'one shirt sleeve'

but since now got clearance sales everywhere, maybe can actually get one complete shirt now

ahahahahahaha. you really got me this time. i didn't pay attention to that. my bad.

yeah someone posted in the 'latest event' thread. might check it out this weekend.

im also using cuff link when it comes to formal occasion in my campus

http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=108588

excellent thread related to this issue.

i like this quote - "would you rather have a bunch of internet guys agree with you and most people you meet in everyday real life not like what you're wearing?"

lol i know its not showoff kekekeke .. but ppl will think so ... most important ur comfortable thats the most important most of the time.

@lanatir kakakaka ... true also .. only if guys in the internet agree whats the point oh ... ur friend will ejek u lol

I didn't know lanatir lurks there too. I thought only calvinloke, jin and I lurk there.

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Added on May 22, 2009, 8:54 pmWait, based on your love for shoes (especially for CJs), I think it is obvious that you are an SF'er all along.

This post has been edited by Fusion[eX]: May 22 2009, 09:19 PM

i just lurk there to read on ideas only... deep down inside i'm just a practical guy who likes well made stuff and sometimes buy them if can afford. occasionally a brand snob... but sometimes have to take a step back and use the head instead of the heart

guys, im not talking about luxury branded cufflinks here, but for normal brand cufflinks what is a general ranging price for a pair? gonna be offered new position soon(upgrading) and new to wear very formal dress.

depends
as low as 80 bux to few thousand also got

look around TANGS or robinsons for some nice ones
cheap too.

any ppl to shed more insight

If you need cheap cufflinks, you can get them from MyTieShop which I think is selling them for around RM40? If you'll need anything cheaper, you can search in Petaling Street where traders there sell dirt-cheap cufflinks that are made in China. Do haggle though, else they'll charge you the "foreign waterfish price".

they've given great suggestions. mytieshop does sell at good prices. u can always get roughly the same design and quality from this shop and also from parkson/isetan/jusco if u do some searching and compare with places like raoul.

of course cheapest are silk knots and quite elegant too.

I've actually not seen anyone wearing silk knots before. From what I've seen in my workplace (and among colleagues in the same profession), double cuff shirts are quite common and are always paired with cufflinks. But personally, I prefer single cuff shirts just for the comfort factor. Also, the fold at the double cuff tends to get dirty easily.

Silk knots? I thought that only comes with a shirt that you buy with.

Silk knots are available for sale as well.

Not to mention elegant while being minimalistic and probably cheap as well if the knot is made of polyester instead of real silk.

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Added on

Seems that there are a lot of discussions regarding cufflinks and french cuff shirts in here. Jin, might you be merging this thread with the existing Cufflink and French Cuff Shirt thread?

Oh, congratulations for being promoted to a full-fledged moderator. Keep up the hard work, mate.

This post has been edited by Fusion[eX]: May 24 2009, 02:51 PM

Anyone can suggest me where to get priced reasonable French cuffed shirt? Im thinking of getting a red one.. Around Klang Valley perhaps.

guys, thanks for the guide and recommendation for the cufflinks price. i think maybe i get a few pair normal cheap price and maybe 1 or 2 from mont blanc as my avantgarde collection .

idk single cuffs just feel weird for cufflinks, feels like their not able to support the cufflinks properly lol.. double cuff for me when it comes to linked cuff..

done.. wah long time already i became full mod and now only congratulate me? lol..

got to isetan. they have 50% off some figlio shirts (RM180-240 b4 discount). some of them even have split yokes.
also cuffz are a good bet when they hv shirt promos.

Go blame your PlayGent bling avatar for constantly drawing my eyes away from your Full-time Mod tag.

Sadly, Cuffz' current monthly promotion isn't that attractive: 2 Premium Shirt + 1 pair Cufflinks for RM399

Certain cufflinks are poorly made. Quality and finishing looks absolutely third world made. For that price, one would better spend it at Isetan or Parkson.

I bought one of those a few weeks ago at RM150 (after). Original price was RM300 I think. It falls at the low end of imported shirts but the quality is fairly decent. The Italian styled collar was a change for me. Never had one of those before

can you please post a pic of your italian collared + french cuffed shirt?

The collar looks like this:-



Notice the double button.

PS: Don't "google image" "Figlio". The results are undesirable

i think its called a double button spread collar

never really saw the purpose of the double buttons on the collar though..

their definitely more fancy looking collar..

This post has been edited by jind86: Jun 1 2009, 10:11 PM

oh man. i know that there are different collars around. looks like i have to start brushing up my knowledge on collars. any feedback?

here's a link i found on some of the popular collar type.. and also note that today, many designers are also coming out with smaller collars to complement slim ties..

http://knol.google.com/k/antonio-centeno/m...7cl1pj4s2ovi/4#

The 2 button collar helps a in keeping the collar stand in shape. If the shirt has high collar band that is. The regular single button one would fold down sometimes or the start of the collars would not touch cleanly and have a gap as the days go on. But they look quite unappealing unbuttoned. I have seen a 3 buttoned one too.

Its the same with 2 button cuffs shirts with is quite the standard nowdays. Some designers simply match the 2 buttoned cuffs to the collar. Or is it the other way around?

People with large neck or double chinned would benefit from such collars. Its not to say its for thin people. But the main function is to create neck length. It would probably be 2-3mm difference compared to single button ones. And then there is is cartoonish 3inch neck collar shirts.....

i don't really like 2 button collars unless i'm wearing a suit else the buttons would look funny, imo.
i'm a fan of bigger collars but will that make me look bigger?

i'm relatively big in size and haven't been taking note at collars that i should get to make me look slimmer/smaller etc

what collars should i use?
shirts at cuffz seem to have a classic straight point collar, correct me if i'm wrong.

hi all, i was wondering where i can get inexpensive evening shirts (for use with cufflinks) and what brands are out there in KL or penang. Thanks!

wah. inexpensive evening shirts quite honestly hard to come by. because of material

recently there was a raoul/ FJ Benjamin clearance at shangrila.

cufflinks 3 for rm198. NICE! but i didn't buy coz too many already
shirts rm180

but then again, what do u mean by inexpensive?

where to buy french cuff shirts together with free cufflinks?

Renoma has right?

I saw someone selling at trade zone rm120 if I'm not mistaken. It come together with the cufflinks.

Anymore well-known brand around that budget?

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Added on June 15, 2009, 9:47 pmPlease do let me know ya, weather is there any other well-known brand around that budget.

Dont have a french cuff shirt soo far. Really wanna get one now

This post has been edited by TangChristo: Jun 15 2009, 09:47 PM

hey.. i didn't there's such intereesting topic here..

i agree to lanatir posting in page 2..,

it's all about wearing right clothing at the right time / occasion.

and how you carry yourself.

I've always wanted to try a cufflink shirt myself.. but have no guts to do so.. until last month..

finally - i bought myself 1 cufflinks shirt from G2000..

What I like most about the shirt is the fabric.. not really the cufflinks.. but anyway.. they make a great pair.. (cufflink and shirt)

I wear it the 1st time.. to office. Hah.. feels great..

It all depends on your office environment ler. Don't laa wear cufflinks where ur other office mate is only wearing polo shirt.

sometimes.. it's good to be in the herd of ppl.. and not to show off too much.

I only wear nice shirt on monday and tueday.. as that is the only day.. most ppl in the office wear nice shirt and tie.

other day.. a bit more casual.

as for the discussion that - cufflinks are only for certain type of ranks and job.., - there maybe some truth in there.

I first caugh this trend through my doctor friend. He always looks good in his cufflinks shirt. And I think it suits him well too.

So another factor also comes into play - how you carry your self.

Don't laa wear nice shirt with cufflinks.. but acting a bit snobby or sloppy.. in another dept.

make sure - all other aspect is taken care of. Your pants, your socks.., your shoes.., and even your finger nail - yes.. personal grooming is important.

I once saw a salesman or i don't what profesion he is - but he looks a bit odd.. wearing a nice cufflinks shirt but i can see his finger nail is long and black. yucks there.

hmm.. maybe something less than RM200.. sigh.. low budget..

cuffzzz promotion! go check it out! verrryy cheapp

3 shirts and above 50% off
selected at 70%
2 for 30% off

maybe i'm too young to talk bout cufflinks here but i'm nuts about cufflinks. I have one RAOUL white shirt for important Law functions , pair with suits of course.

Recently purchased two G2000 shirts with french cuffs.

guys, can i use the frenchcuff shirt wit cufflinks but without suits, tux etc.

just wear it like that.

or does it goes against the 'rule'?

personally i don't see any problem with that. i wear winged-tipped collar tux shirt to work as well.

A tuxedo shirt should only be worn with a morning coat or a tux.

I reckon you do not wear a tie with that?

and how bout wearing french cuff shirt without suits, etc?