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Cufflink Adapter for buttoned shirts
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Cufflinks require 2 buttonholes and no buttons. This adapter allows a more typical dress shirt to use them!
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- Other Fashion Accessories
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Most dress shirts need to be tailored, or are more expensive to be used with cufflinks.
I noticed a design for adapters which use buttons, but these did seem a bit expensive for a piece of plastic, so I designed my own!
These should slide over the button (I tested a few different button sizes which worked) and allow for the backing pin to be connected.
Flexibility with shirt styles:
- Can be worn as a “French style”
- Can also be worn reversed “barrel style”
I've made 2 different versions:
- Hard plastic version: (like your typical PLA, PETG, etc) which have a bigger slot since the plastic will not bend much
- TPU/flexible version: which doesn't need as big of a slot to fit a button/cufflink into. I wanted to keep these as strong as possible but easy to use.