Qns about cufflinks

• tinuviel07

  20 Nov 08, 14:09

  Where can I get nice cufflinks and where can I engrave them?

   

  Budget max about 300+

   

  Thanks for helpin ^^

• noahnoah

  20 Nov 08, 14:11

   

  cufflink har

  think try taka ba

  somone gave me one too

  300 ok ba nice price

  can go higher  if u want

• tinuviel07

  20 Nov 08, 14:15

  taka e department store? got engraving ma?

  my budget flexible lah.. as long as nice

   

  i went to www.salt.com to see.. looks ok

• noahnoah

  20 Nov 08, 14:16

  Originally posted by tinuviel07:

  taka e department store? got engraving ma?

  my budget flexible lah.. as long as nice

   

  i went to www.salt.com to see.. looks ok

  engraving if dun have u can go

  to jewel shop , they will do for u a small fee

  i done that before also

   

• charlize

  20 Nov 08, 14:17

  I have never heard of people engraving their cufflinks.

   

  People actually do that?

   

  What do they engrave onto the cufflink?

• noahnoah

  20 Nov 08, 14:18

  Originally posted by charlize:

  I have never heard of people engraving their cufflinks.

   

  People actually do that?

   

  What do they engrave onto the cufflink?

  
  so that can forever rem the person ma

   

• tinuviel07

  20 Nov 08, 14:20

  names? hahah

• noahnoah

  20 Nov 08, 14:25

  Originally posted by tinuviel07:

  names? hahah

  
  whos name

  A.n.d.y?

• tinuviel07

  20 Nov 08, 14:33

  who is andy?

• noahnoah

  20 Nov 08, 14:33

  Originally posted by tinuviel07:

  who is andy?

  
  the one who posted above your tis

  post

• Gedanken

  20 Nov 08, 14:34

  Engraved cufflinks?  Sartorial faux pas.

• tinuviel07

  20 Nov 08, 14:42

  you may feel so

• Gedanken

  20 Nov 08, 14:49

  I'm in French cuffs every day at the office, and Brioni's the standard round these here parts.  I know so.

• tinuviel07

  20 Nov 08, 14:55

  if you could politely refrain from imposing your superior know it all attitude to other people

• noahnoah

  20 Nov 08, 14:57

  Originally posted by tinuviel07:

  if you could politely refrain from imposing your superior know it all attitude to other people

  
  ?

  ........

• tinuviel07

  20 Nov 08, 15:00

  not referring to you noah..

• noahnoah

  20 Nov 08, 15:03

  Originally posted by tinuviel07:

  not referring to you noah..

  
  o ok

• Gedanken

  20 Nov 08, 18:01

  Suit yourself.  Don't forget to leave the tag on the sleeve.

• FireIce

  20 Nov 08, 18:05

  tangs has quite a good range
  u also can to to raoul
  
  if u want cheap and funky designs one, u can go to inQbox and find from those cells....
  got some going for $30 like that
  
  engraving can bring to generic engraving shop to do
  

• tinuviel07

  20 Nov 08, 18:09

  Originally posted by Gedanken:

  Suit yourself.  Don't forget to leave the tag on the sleeve.

  
  seriously it's pricks like you that are contented with the way things are and refused to acknowledge changes..

• tinuviel07

  20 Nov 08, 18:09

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  tangs has quite a good range
  u also can to to raoul
  
  if u want cheap and funky designs one, u can go to inQbox and find from those cells....
  got some going for $30 like that
  
  engraving can bring to generic engraving shop to do

  
  thanks i'll go check it out

• Gedanken

  20 Nov 08, 18:13

  Changes are one thing.  Ties and lapels get wider or narrower.  You go from Super 100 to Super 150.  Three buttons are out, two are back in.  Submariners are now acceptable with suits.

  There's nothing at all wrong with change.  Wardrobe malfunctions,on the other hand, are another thing altogether.

  You assumed that this was just my feeling.  I set you straight by describing how the dress standards of my environment leave me no choice but to know what embarrassing moves to avoid.  You decided to let your envy get the better of you.

  Who, pray tell, is the one with the problem?