Playing Card Cufflinks from Paul Smith Ensure You Always Have Pokcet Aces
Michael Hines — April 17, 2011 — Fashion
References: farfetch & theworldsbestever
Card sharks and imitation card sharks are going to be all over these Playing Card Cufflinks from Paul Smith. Rocking these Playing Card Cufflinks is probably the easiest pair of pocket aces you will ever get -- unless you cheat.
The cards are connected to one another via a chain and measure 2 centimeters long. They are made out of 90 percent zinc and 10 percent iron, which I can say for a fact makes them stronger than real playing cards. Card games are as popular now as they ever were thanks to events like the nationally televised World Series of Poker and the proliferation of blackjack and poker-playing websites. These cufflinks could be just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to fashion and men's accessories designed specifically for card players.
The cards are connected to one another via a chain and measure 2 centimeters long. They are made out of 90 percent zinc and 10 percent iron, which I can say for a fact makes them stronger than real playing cards. Card games are as popular now as they ever were thanks to events like the nationally televised World Series of Poker and the proliferation of blackjack and poker-playing websites. These cufflinks could be just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to fashion and men's accessories designed specifically for card players.
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