Men's Cuff Bracelets

How does the adjustable cuff fit work?

The cuff arrives slightly open. Slide it onto the narrowest part of your wrist using the side-entry technique, then squeeze both ends inward until the cuff sits flush against your skin without pinching or gapping. The 316L steel core holds that custom shape. You can adjust it a few times if needed - just avoid bending it back and forth repeatedly. Set it to your wrist once, leave it. No clasp, no mechanism, nothing to break or lose.

Which cuffs can I wear in the shower, pool, or ocean?

Pure steel cuffs only. Arc Steel, Arc Golden, Texas, Texas Golden, California Silver, California Golden, and all Vintage pieces (Alfa, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Sigma, Music, Maya and their gold versions) are solid 316L surgical stainless steel - rust-proof, saltwater-resistant, chlorine-resistant, tarnish-free. Wear them in the shower, pool, or ocean without thinking about it. Eros Steel and Eros Golden have cotton or leather inserts - the steel frame is fine but the insert is not, so remove before water. All Infinity exotic leather cuffs are dry-care only - no water exposure.

What is the difference between Arc Steel and Arc Golden?

Finish only. Arc Steel is silver-tone 316L, Arc Golden has a gold PVD finish - the same durable coating used by Swiss watchmakers, not standard gold plating that fades. Same clean curved profile, same bend-to-fit system, same S/M/L sizing at $49. Arc is the bestselling steel cuff in the collection - the most minimal silhouette with the cleanest line on the wrist. Pick silver if you wear silver watches or have silver hardware elsewhere. Pick gold if you run warm-tone accessories.

What is the difference between Vintage Alfa, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Sigma, Music, and Maya?

All are 316L steel cuffs with the same bend-to-fit system, all fully waterproof. The differences are profile and surface. Alfa and Beta are one-size cuffs with a raw, open-ended silhouette - the most minimal in the Vintage line at $39. Gamma (silver and gold) and Music are slimmer S/M/L pieces at $39. Delta (steel and gold), Sigma (steel and gold), and Maya are heavier-gauge S/M/L cuffs with more architectural detail at $49. Each has a distinct engraving or surface treatment - check the product images to match your preference.

What is the Eros Steel and Eros Golden, and why are they different from the other cuffs?

Eros adds a material insert to the steel cuff format. Eros Steel has a cotton rope inlay running through the center of the 316L frame. Eros Golden has a leather insert in a gold-tone treatment. Both use the same bend-to-fit cuff system and are available in M (up to 7.3") and L (up to 8") only - no S. The steel shell is fully waterproof, but the insert is not - remove Eros before showering or swimming. Both are Best Sellers at $59. The insert gives them warmth and texture that pure steel cuffs do not have.

What are the Infinity exotic leather cuffs?

Infinity cuffs wrap genuine python skin or stingray leather around a 316L steel core - the same bend-to-fit system as every other piece in this collection, but covered in exotic leather. One size, dry-care only. Python pieces: Infinity Black Python, Blue Steel Python, Steel Python, Red Python Golden, Black Python Golden, Rose Python Shine Bronze, Blue Python Shine Bronze. Stingray pieces: Infinity Turquoise Stingray, Black Stingray, Black Stingray Golden, Blue Steel Stingray, Purple Steel Stingray. Plus Infinity Black Leather and Brown Leather as leather-covered cuffs at $39. Python and stingray versions are $77, leather versions $39.

What is the difference between python and stingray on the Infinity cuffs?

Texture and pattern. Python leather has a smooth surface with visible natural scale patterns - the arrangement varies across every hide, so no two pieces look identical. Stingray leather has a denser, pebbled texture from the natural denticles on the hide - tactile and distinctive up close. Both are genuine exotic leather, both dry-care only, both $77. Python reads more graphic and pattern-forward. Stingray reads more textural and subtle. Both are unisex - one size fits most wrists via the bend-to-fit system.

Is the hardware hypoallergenic?

Yes. Every piece in this collection - steel cuffs, Eros hybrids, and Infinity exotic leather cuffs - uses a 316L surgical stainless steel core. 316L is medical-grade alloy: nickel-free, copper-free, tarnish-free, and rust-proof. No green-wrist reaction, no skin irritation. The gold PVD finish on gold-tone pieces adds no allergenic compounds. Suitable for sensitive skin across the entire collection.

What size should I order?

For S/M/L cuffs: Arc fits S up to 6.7", M up to 7", L up to 7.7". Most men order M. The bend-to-fit system gives you additional fine-tuning within each size. For Vintage Alfa and Beta: one size, fits most average wrists, bend to adjust. For Eros: M fits up to 7.3", L fits up to 8" - no S available. For Infinity exotic leather: one size, the bend-to-fit steel core handles fit across most wrists. When between sizes on S/M/L pieces, go one size up - you can always squeeze the cuff slightly tighter but cannot open it beyond its maximum.

Which cuff bracelet should I buy first?

Arc Steel if you want the most minimal, fully waterproof entry - the bestseller for a reason. Arc Golden if you prefer warm-tone hardware. Texas or California if you want more surface character on a steel cuff at a lower price point. Eros Steel if you want a cuff with material texture and are comfortable with dry-care near water. Infinity Black Stingray if you want the most distinctive piece in the collection and are committed to dry-care exotic leather. Infinity Black Python if you want the python scale pattern as your starting point.