Cufflinks?

Sometimes, when I wear a tux, formal dinner, or meeting. I clean up pretty well.

Yes, and sandals.

It's been years.

Do T-Shirts have cuffs?

I think it's OK to call that folded seam around my biceps a cuff. No?

I'd have to poke a coupla holes for cufflinks though.

I dont even have a shirt with a little animal thingie sewn on the pocket

Geno would have to loan me his lavender Members Only jacket for me to go to the Dickhead Picnic

Which by the way, we are organizing

I am down to one or two french cuff shirts but, yes. Seems very few people have the incitive to take a moment to dress appropriately. Like when you go to funeral home and people wore their "dressy" cargo shorts and nice flip flops.

Lavender?

I thought that was a puce one I stole from you?

If I write it in my will that cargo shorts and sandals (any variety is fine with me, barefoot too) are the most appropriate dress at my memorial service, assuming anyone wants to memorialize me, will folks have to leave the suits and ties at home ?

All of my long sleeved shirts are of a higher grade. They have the latest innovation - buttons. Available at Costco.

I started to ask with Jean's and t shirts.

Bought gold button covers in Italy about 25 years ago, makes any shirt appear to have French cuffs with cuff links.

Nice.

Yep. Sometimes

I always thought cuff links and French cuffs were classy. I have known several cattlemen over the years who always wore starched white shirts with French cuffs and cuff links, starched Wranglers or Levis (before Levi went woke), exotic leather boots and matching belt. They drove a Cadillac, Lincoln or El Camino.

Funerals and weddings. Same rule for ties.

I wore a pressed shirt and tie for years. Not so much the last 10 years.

Wore them two or three times a week for many years - the assortment now simply sits there and waits for the rare occasion.

Not in years, and no shirt on the closet with french cuffs.

This though my meeting days are long gone.

I wouldn't think you could buy a proper shirt here for cuff links. I wouldn't look for one either way.

I think that's spelled with a "k," not a "c."