A Cuff Link Tribute to the Art of the Pin-Up.

[Marty M.]

I've had a few request to post pictures of our Pin-up Girl Cuff Links. I'm posting two styles. First is the color cuff links. Second is the black and white links. The black and white links actually move and are animated when you move your wrist around. For instance, the pole dancer link actually dances up and down the pole when you move them (that's probably why they're my best sellers).

The one fun fact is that I have just as many Women buying them for their men as I do men buying them for themselves. I've also included pictures of two socks that are fun. Sorry about the bad photography. I'm just learning. Enjoy. Marty Mathis

 

[Marty M.]

Continued......

One more plus the socks. Enjoy.
Marty

 

[Maj.Nick Danger]

Pretty cool,....I'm into that.

 

[MrNewportCustom]

Another good reason to live the vintage lifestyle.
I could go for some of those links and socks.


Lee

 

[Dagwood]

As always, Marty, you have fantastic items. :eusa_clap

 

[Tomasso]

Hate to be a wet blanket but while I like the faces I don't care for toggle back links.

 

[scotrace]

Wonderful links! Thanks for letting us see them.

Tomasso: What's your preference?

 

[Tomasso]

Tomasso: What's your preference?

I prefer doulble sided links, Scott.

Like so:

 

[Marty M.]

Double siders.

Hate to be a wet blanket but while I like the faces I don't care for toggle back links.

Nah, you're not being a wet blanket. I love the more elegant look of the Double Sided cuff Links. I don't mind toggle Backs for a more casual look. I've never personally owned a set of Double sided links. Do you find them more difficult to put on?
Marty

 

[Maj.Nick Danger]

Nah, you're not being a wet blanket. I love the more elegant look of the Double Sided cuff Links. I don't mind toggle Backs for a more casual look. I've never personally owned a set of Double sided links. Do you find them more difficult to put on?
Marty

Takes an extra 30 seconds or so per link, but well worth the extra effort. They seem to be harder to come by than the toggle type, which were probably quite a bit cheaper as they are so much more common.

 

[Baron Kurtz]

I'm a double-sided link man, also.

Marty, your presentation is excellent as always.

bk

 

[Marty M.]

Thanks.

Thanks guy's. It means a lot.
Marty

 

[Feraud]

A cool display. :eusa_clap

 

[Edward]

I like those a lot!

My favourite fastenings are the type with the rigid stalk and the ball end to hold it in place (I have a pair of beautiful Stratton links in gold which were a Christmas present from a much missed grandmother - 40s or 50s style Grand Prix cars on then on a white background, circular face. Beautiful). Two second longer than the rotating-bar toggle type to put on, but great. Most of my links are the toggle type, but that doesn't really bother me - I'm just glad to be wearing them instead of buttoning the cuffs. I very definitely prefer a cufflink with a suit, buttons for casual.