Style doesn’t have to mean Expensive
Sunday, August 30th, 2009Like I have said before, a lot of what creates good style is attention to detail and the small things such as ties, cuff links, pocket squares, accessories, etc. These are items that, when new, can be very expensive relative their size and the number you might need to fill a collection. If you are looking to build a collection and don’t want to spend a lot of money on some things that will be worn once in a while then start your search on eBay. I like to keep an eye out for interesting items that can be purchased for a steal. Most of the time the items are used but this shouldn’t be a problem with pieces like cuff links. Whenever using eBay be sure to follow their advice for safely navigating and making purchases.
Other websites that can be useful for finding items for relatively good prices are Overstock.com and Bluefly.com. These can be good but I prefer eBay because of the fact that you can find great vintage items rather than newer items.




would recommend solid gold or silver links. To add a little color to your evening wear or to be slightly less formal you can wear cuff links that include enamel that can come every color you can imagine. Finally fabric knot links would be the most casual. The colors in the enamel and fabric links allow you to tie them into other parts of your ensemble, such as tie or pocket square. Cuff links can also be whimsical and express the wearers hobbies, interests or sense of humor.
Knotted fabric cuff links are much more affordable than the gold or silver varieties allowing for a much larger collection. They come in solids and multi-colors and are often sold as impulse buys at the front of fine clothing stores. Their affordability allows you to have links for countless color combinations.




