Men’s cufflinks at Boggi Milano are crafted in Italy and available in circular, logo, contrast and flower motif designs. As the finishing detail on a double-cuff dress shirt, cufflinks make a precise and considered statement without requiring effort. The full men’s accessories range complements the cufflinks collection with ties, pocket squares and belts made to the same standard.
Whether chosen for daily office wear or a formal occasion, the right pair of cufflinks completes the look of a well-pressed shirt with minimum intervention.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of cufflinks are available for men?
Men’s cufflinks are available in a range of designs suited to different occasions, including:
- Circular logo cufflinks in silver-tone metal
- Bar logo cufflinks for a long, horizontal design
- Contrasting round metal cufflinks with two-tone detail
- Circular cufflinks with flower or decorative motif
- Square cufflinks in a clean silver finish
- Tuxedo cufflinks in black for evening wear
What shirts require cufflinks?
Cufflinks are worn with double-cuff shirts, also known as French-cuff shirts. These shirts have a longer cuff that folds back on itself and fastens with a cufflink through 4 buttonholes rather than a standard button. Single-cuff shirts use a standard button and do not accommodate cufflinks. Double-cuff shirts are most commonly worn with formal business attire, suits and evening dress.
How are cufflinks fastened?
Cufflinks are fastened by folding the shirt cuff back on itself so that all 4 buttonholes align, then passing the cufflink post through all 4 holes from outside to inside. The toggle, hinge or T-bar on the back of the cufflink is then turned flat to lock the cufflink in place. Whale-back and T-bar toggles are the most common fastening mechanisms.
Are cufflinks suitable for everyday wear or only formal occasions?
Cufflinks are appropriate for any occasion where a double-cuff shirt is worn. In business and professional environments, wearing cufflinks with a formal shirt and suit is perfectly standard. For black-tie and formal events, cufflinks are expected as part of the correct dress code. Simpler metal designs in silver or gold are versatile enough for daily business wear, while more decorative styles are better reserved for events.
What materials are men’s cufflinks made from?
Men’s cufflinks are made from a range of materials, with the most common being:
- Silver-tone alloy – the most widely used and versatile metal finish
- Gold-tone alloy – for warmer formal occasions
- Enamel or resin inlay – used in decorative and patterned designs
- Black rhodium or lacquer – for tuxedo and evening wear styles
