A French cuff is a double-length shirt cuff that is stitched on separately and then turned back on itself and fastened with a cuff link. The style actually originated in Great Britain.

Q I've always liked to wear French cuffs. They made me feel professional and encouraged me to act as a professional. Pondering your query about my background, the best I can explain: Growing up in ...

Q Is there a way to have the cuffs on my shirts turned into French cuffs? I have a number of pairs of cuff links and only one shirt to wear them with, and would rather change some of the non ...

NO | It's no mystery why more men today prefer plain barrel cuffs. "They're just easier," said Seph Skerritt, the owner of the fashionable Manhattan custom-shirt maker Proper Cloth, who estimates ...

LVMH’s Bernard Arnault isn’t backing away from Hermes — and that is making the family that controls the French luxury handbag maker very unhappy. The Hermes founding family was &#… ...

Recently I have taken a liking to French cuffs (shirts with cufflinks). Now there are two ways to wear them: with the inners of both sides kissing or in the regular barrel arrangement. <BR><BR ...

If you sport French cuffs, are you supposed to wear your jacket sleeves shorter than normal? I don’t want to show so much cuff that it looks like my jacket’s too small.

The French way, you have to put on the shirt, figure out which cuff links to wear, then neatly turn back the cuffs and try to hold them in place while you chase down the cuff link that fell and ...