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

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

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

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..

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

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#

how much did the shirts cost? i passed the shop a couple of times, the atmosphere in the store didn't seem inviting lol..

ahhaa.. prices look kinda affordable.. will check out the place soon to look at their ready to wear shirts.. but looking from the website, the shirts look a little striking for my taste.. i like something a little more classic..