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.

The French Cuff is the New Badge. In the modern business-formal climate, the French cuff and its attendant cuff link are the new markers of professionalism. Published: Nov 30, 2006.

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 ...

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 &#… ...

Q In your column in the Democrat-Gazette, you wrote about French cuffs. I have many French cuff shirts and a lot of cuff links -- I love them!

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 ...

Q:What do you think about men wearing medium-wash jeans with French cuffs, tie and jacket? My husband thinks it is fine and fashion-forward. I think it is the equivalent of mullet dressing ...

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 ...