Cufflink Stays

robgmun · 23 Jul 2013 at 10:36

weringo said:
Sounds like a gimmick. In years of wearing cufflinks I've never had a single one fall out.

This

d_brennen · 23 Jul 2013 at 10:39

weringo said:
Sounds like a gimmick. In years of wearing cufflinks I've never had a single one fall out.

I have, but I was in such a state that it's a miracle my arms didn't fall off too

DanielMMS · 23 Jul 2013 at 13:22

weringo said:
Sounds like a gimmick. In years of wearing cufflinks I've never had a single one fall out.

This

randomshenans · 23 Jul 2013 at 13:27

Skidder said:
One of these could be just the ticket for my errant prince albert, thanks for the heads up.

This.

httk · 23 Jul 2013 at 16:26

Epyon said:
I agree with all of you a decent pair shouldn't fall out but I've found the pair I have to have a ball at the end rather than a flick hook sort like most so sometimes it comes out at one end. I doubt they'd fall out but rather not risk it.

Considering all the pairs of cufflinks I have I'm surprised these were made this way.

Get another pair that don't do this. There are a number of cheap fixes you could try, but really, I think you shouldnt indulge these impractical cufflinks that way.

RoyMi6 · 23 Jul 2013 at 17:10

I can see what they're trying to do. The design would avoid them falling out under certain circumstances.

While I've personally never lost a cufflink I can imagine buying these if I was gifted some expensive ones!

Other than that, what's stopping you ordering on that website? You pay in US dollar but there's nothing stopping them delivering to the UK. They're just going to be sent in an envelope... Have you tried emailing them to ask and confirm they can't deliver to the UK?

Derek W · 31 May 2014 at 08:51

Skidder said:
One of these could be just the ticket for my errant prince albert, thanks for the heads up.

brings a tear to the eye just thinking about how you would fit one of those stays to that :eek:

and the prince albert for that matter