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How To Combine & Pair Cufflinks with Shirts, Suits & Ties
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Find out which cufflinks are perfect for each of your outfits, here:
https://gentl.mn/how-to-combine-cuff-links
#cufflinks #howtowearcufflinks #notsponsored
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Generally, cufflinks don't really pair well with suits so I suggest you look at your shirts. Obviously, it depends on your personal taste but to start, I think a plain white or light blue shirt works really well because you can have all kinds of cuff links on them. They can be really contrasting, such as a green one, blue, red, a yellow, basically anything that contrasts those colors will stand out.
If you have a solid white shirt, maybe a solid silver cuff link is not the best choice because it blends in. You can go with a gold cuff links so it's slightly more contrasting or you just get something bolder in color. Diamonds for day wear are not really recommended because they are strictly reserved for evening wear.
If you have a striped shirt, you can try to combine the color with the stripe. If it's yellow, you go with yellow. If it's orange, orange. Brown with brown and so on. With striped shirt, you also want to create contrast and depending on what kind of stripe it is.
If you wear checked shirts, I suggest you keep it simple with your cuff links and either go wi
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