Introduction of Good Button Down Shirts

Introduction of Good Button Down Shirts

Cuff good button down shirts come from the unique cuff cuffs of French shirts, and the style of shirt cuffs using cuff buttons is called musketeer cuffs or French cuffs (French reverse pleated sleeves). Shirts with specially designed cuffs are generally worn on formal occasions, and senior British executives who pay attention to slim tailoring will also wear such shirts with cufflinks to the office.

The lined thickened part of the cuff button shirt is twice as long as that of a normal shirt. The long part should be folded over when worn, and then the openings that need to be merged are parallel and parallel, and the beautifully crafted cufflinks are fastened through it. Note: At this time, the front of the cuff does not look round, but a drop shape. Viewed from the side, the cuffs of the shirts reveal the cuffs of the suits, which are in the shape of a wider rectangle, and the button positions are inlaid with metal or gemstones. The cuff button shirts are decorated in the style of accessories on the cuff buttons to avoid the low-grade feeling of the buttons, so when wearing a suit, the buttons of the shirt are generally invisible (the buttons on the chest are blocked by the tie, and the cuffs are specially cufflinks). The beautifully shaped cufflinks are looming with the shirt on the cuffs of the suit.

It should be noted that although many best button down shirts use cufflinks, they can often only be regarded as taking some of the advantages of French shirts, but not fully adopting French shirts and other essential aristocratic designs. So the best cuff button shirts are still French shirts. The six basic features of a French shirt are high collar, collar brace, French folded sleeves, French placket, fitted fit, no breast pockets and back pleats.