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Man Jewelry
I have noticed a lot of man jewelry being offered lately by upscale designers like David Yurman and John Hardy. I actually like the braided leather bracelets with silver claps. They are offering rings, metal bracelets, and necklaces. Those are a bit much for my style but there must be a big market for it out there if it's being offered. What say you gents? Are you a fan of man jewelry?
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Permalink Reply by Will on -
Naw. I like cheap surfer necklaces. They say "sexy" whereas the costly stuff says "privileged" -- to me. (If *I* were to wear them.)
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Permalink Reply by Don Davis on -
well put Will. Cheap surfer neclaces would rock, but really you would have to have the look to go along with it, otherwise it just says trying to be something I am not.
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Permalink Reply by RaderBugz on -
I like jewelry as long as you can tell it is for a man because some just don't. Other than that I find that jewelry gets snagged easily on things. A man I knew lost his finger 'cause his wedding band got snagged on factory equipment so I tend not to wear it to much.
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Permalink Reply by Don Davis on
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not a friend of man jewlery. I wear a wedding ring. I used to wear a watch, but now have a pocket watch. When I was much younger, I had an earing, but quit wearing that when I grew up. Really don't like anything else.
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Permalink Reply by Michael J. Austin on -
I wear my wedding band, a watch and a silver Figaro chain (necklace) I bought in 1994 and that's it.
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Permalink Reply by Michael J. Austin on
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Like you Wesley. "I wear a necklace daily for sentimental reasons, so it is kept under my shirt." with mine as well.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Norris on -
Amen!
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Permalink Reply by Goddard Elliott Lewko on
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No cufflinks or tie tacks, gentlemen? Those are pieces few would bat an eye at, and match perfectly with a man's defining sartorial guidelines of style through subtlety and close attention to detail.
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Permalink Reply by Michael J. Austin on
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When I wear a tie, I use a tie bar. I don't like tie tacks because of placing holes in my ties.
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Permalink Reply by Goddard Elliott Lewko on
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The trick with a tie tack is to insert the tack into the same hole every time you use it. That way there's only one small hole that no one will ever get a good peek at.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Norris on
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I'm anti - tie tack because a good tie is expensive these days. I can't bear to put a hole in one.
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