The cufflink post is the part of the cufflink that connects the face to the toggle, ball or latch on the back. Think of it as the part that goes through the buttonhole and acts as a connecting bridge between the face (the front) and the backing that locks the cufflink securely in place.Oct 5, 2019
What is the cufflink clasp?
As you know, cufflinks are jewelry pieces designed to adorn the cuffs of a long-sleeve dress shirt with single cuff or double cuff (aka French cuff) buttonholes on both sleeves. Behind the face is the back of the cufflink, which can take on several different designs as well.
What is cufflink shirt called?
Double/French cuff shirts are the most common and classic option to wear with cufflinks. They are a type of dress shirt that features extended cuffs that fold back onto themselves to create two layers.
How are cufflinks attached?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epZd3cHerD4
How does a cufflink work?
A cufflink fastens a shirt by sliding through holes on either side of the cuff opening, then swinging into a locked or fixed position to hold the sides together.
How do you fold cufflink sleeves?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22mXFC6-1Vs
How do cufflinks work with buttons?
Lay the sleeves on a flat surface and line up the cuff's open edges. Locate the shirt's original button holes. Mark a small line beneath the buttonhole with the edges still aligned. The cufflinks, once inserted, should fit through all 4 holes and should hold the double cuff when worn.