A cufflink device for sleeves with no cufflink hole. The cufflink device selectively controls a position of a sleeve relative to a wrist through the device providing the following: a base plate having a curvature dimensioned and adapted to conform with a wrist of a wearer; the base plate defined by a first end, a second end, a leading edge and a trailing edge a first top plate connected to the base plate at a first intersection of the leading edge and the first end; a second top plate connected to the base plate at a second intersection of the leading edge and the second end; and a closure flap pivotably connected to a proximal edge of the first top plate in such a way that the closure flap is movable between an open position and a closed position urging the first and second top plates toward the base plate.

A cufflink device for sleeves with no cufflink hole. The cufflink device selectively controls a position of a sleeve relative to a wrist through the device providing the following: a base plate having a curvature dimensioned and adapted to conform with a wrist of a wearer; the base plate defined by a first end, a second end, a leading edge and a trailing edge a first top plate connected to the base plate at a first intersection of the leading edge and the first end; a second top plate connected to the base plate at a second intersection of the leading edge and the second end; and a closure flap pivotably connected to a proximal edge of the first top plate in such a way that the closure flap is movable between an open position and a closed position urging the first and second top plates toward the base plate.

A sleeve and/or cuff holder apparatus is configured to prevent a sleeve or cuff of a shirt or other wearable garment from covering the face of a wearable device on a user's wrist, such as a watch, smart watch, wrist band, medical device, and/or other wrist accessory. Methods of using the same are further provided.

A sleeve and/or cuff holder apparatus is configured to prevent a sleeve or cuff of a shirt or other wearable garment from covering the face of a wearable device on a user's wrist, such as a watch, smart watch, wrist band, medical device, and/or other wrist accessory. Methods of using the same are further provided.

A decorative button cover assembly for trousers and other types of clothing to be worn as a fashion accessory. The assembly includes an elongated slider bar that establishes a constrained path configured to guide a button captive back-and-forth. A snare is attached to one end of the slider bar and a bracket to the other end, and has an aperture configured to receive and then trap the head of the button. The aperture is bounded on one side by an interior stopper edge. The bracket has a standoff portion and a mounting portion. A decorative cover is supported from the mounting portion of the bracket and spaced from the slider bar. In use, the assembly is inextricably trapped between under- and over-flap sections of the trousers, and yet the decorative cover is moveable toward and away from a position directly overlying the button head.

A cufflink with interchangeable setting that allows for an ornamental element to be inserted, removed, and replaced is provided. The cufflink with interchangeable setting comprises a plurality of elongated shafts, a plurality of holding arms, and a securing mechanism. When the interchangeable setting is in its secured position, the ornamental element is immobilized by the holding arms and cannot be removed. The ornamental element may be removed and replaced when the interchangeable setting is in an open position.

A cuff loop fastening device can include a button section with a button having a first magnetic member extending therefrom, and a loop section with a second magnetic member having a polarity opposite that of the first magnetic member with a length of cord extending therefrom and forming a loop for engaging a shirt cuff button. In at least some embodiments, the cord is elastic. In operation, the button section is inserted through the shirt cuff buttonhole and is held in place by the button. In at least some embodiments, the loop section is attached to the shirt cuff button and then connected to the button section by the attraction of the first and second magnets.

A cuff loop fastening device can include a button section with a button having a first magnetic member extending therefrom, and a loop section with a second magnetic member having a polarity opposite that of the first magnetic member with a length of cord extending therefrom and forming a loop for engaging a shirt cuff button. In at least some embodiments, the cord is elastic. In operation, the button section is inserted through the shirt cuff buttonhole and is held in place by the button. In at least some embodiments, the loop section is attached to the shirt cuff button and then connected to the button section by the attraction of the first and second magnets.

Torque cuff and collar link, comprising: a base, two arms, a pivot mechanism, a series of projections, and a connecting member for connecting the base and the pivot mechanism. The pivot mechanism further comprising a series of gear or teeth fixed to the connecting member and a series of projections inside the edge of one arm. The gear or teeth fit to cause different levels of friction and torque when force is applied on the arm. Friction between the series of gear or teeth and the projections causes the cuff and collar links to hold firm in a given position.

A cufflink with interchangeable setting that allows for an ornamental element to be inserted, removed, and replaced is provided. The cufflink with interchangeable setting includes a plurality of elongated shafts, a plurality of holding arms, and a securing mechanism. When the interchangeable setting is in its secured position, the ornamental element is immobilized by the holding arms and cannot be removed. The ornamental element may be removed and replaced when the interchangeable setting is in an open position.