Men's Bracelets

A bracelet takes more knocks than anything else you wear. Desks, door frames, the gym, a watch rubbing next to it all day. Most men's bracelets don't survive that.

Ours are chain bracelets in Cuban, Figaro, box, belcher and Byzantine, from a fine strand to heavy links, in 316L stainless steel, silver or 18k gold plated, cut and finished by us. The steel is the reason: nothing to chip, nothing to go green, and it looks the same in five years.

They're sold by length in 2cm steps. Wrap a tape snug round your wrist just below the bone and add a centimetre or two for how you like it to hang. If you'd like the 4cm extender, choose it on the product and we fit it before it ships. 6mm is the most popular width, and it sits well next to a watch.

How do I size a bracelet?

Wrap a tape snug round your wrist just below the bone and add a centimetre or two for how loose you like it. Ours are sold in 2cm steps. If you'd like the 4cm extender, choose it on the product and we fit it before it ships.

Which width should I get?

6mm is our most popular width, and it sits well next to a watch. Finer bracelets stack; 8mm and up is the one on its own. If you wear a watch, a bracelet close to the width of the strap tends to look right.

Cuban, Figaro or Byzantine?

Cuban is the flat, interlocking link most people picture when they think of a chain. Figaro has a rhythm, three short links and one long, so it looks finished on its own. Byzantine is four links woven together; it's heavy for its width and it's the one people ask about. Box and belcher are the plainer options.

Silver or gold?

Both are 316L stainless steel. Silver is steel all the way through, so there's nothing to wear off. Gold is an 18k plate over the same steel, which stays gold for years but eventually wears where it rubs hardest, usually the clasp. Match your watch or whatever else you wear.