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17th September 14, 08:19 AM
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Squishing the posts at the pivot point is the best first option. Second and more temporary is cellophane tape when cuff link is inserted and the tape is applied by someone else (wrapped on the post between the cuffs so it isn't noticed.) The cuffs will hold the loose end snug so it won't swivel. Stitching of the slit in the cuff is also a great idea if you own the shirt but a last resort on a rental. These tips are from my father-in-law (the most dapper man in Mississippi)
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18th September 14, 05:55 PM
#2
Small black rubber band (or o-ring) on the shaft to stop it turning
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18th September 14, 09:11 PM
#3
Better cuff links
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19th September 14, 02:15 AM
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Do you have your own cuff links? Is there time to get a set that you like?
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19th September 14, 03:13 AM
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 Originally Posted by Spartan Tartan
Do you have your own cuff links? Is there time to get a set that you like?
No time to get new ones. These are my own and the wedding is Saturday.
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