7 Classy And Affordable Men’s Cufflinks Under $10

Looking to add some variety to your work wardrobe? Or maybe some affordable gifts for your work friends or wedding party? These men’s cufflinks are both stylish and affordable. It’s not easy finding cheap cufflinks that still look classy, but every item on this list is under $10.

Blue Striped Men’s Cufflinks

These blue striped cufflinks are simple but elegant. And they’re cheap! They are only $3 each with free shipping. Buy Now: $3 via eBay with free shipping (affiliate link)

Round Eyes Cufflinks

With an interesting blue spiral design, these Blue Round Eyes cufflinks will definitely draw some comments from your friends and coworkers. Buy Now: $2 via eBay (affiliate link)

Red Rose Men’s Cufflinks

Stunning and affordable, these Red Rose Men’s Cufflinks pair perfectly with a red pocket square or red tie. Buy Now: $6 + shipping via eBay (affiliate link)

Round Maze Pattern Cufflinks

Black and silver cufflinks with a maze-like pattern. They go perfectly with a black or grey suit or a tuxedo. Buy Now: $5 with free shipping via eBay

Presidential Seal Cufflinks

You can find official Presidential Seal cufflinks online anywhere from $50-$6,000+. But if you’re on a budget, simple knockoffs can be found for about $5. Buy Now: $5 + shipping via eBay

Blue Hourglass Men’s Cufflinks

One of my favorite styles of men’s cufflinks are ones with some form of interactivity or kinetic motion. For example, integrating a compass, thermometer or kinetic watch into the cufflink design. These beautiful blue hourglass men’s cufflinks fit that category. The blue sand actually moves between the partitions of the hourglass as you move your arms. Buy Now: $2 via eBay

Donut Cufflinks

Although a pair of donut cufflinks may not fix everyone’s style, donut gifts are a very popular niche gift category. Besides, these chocolate donut cufflinks with sprinkles look almost good enough to eat. Buy Now: $10 via eBay + shipping (affiliate link)

NERD NOTE: Although cufflinks were first started appearing in men’s fashion in the 1600s, they didn’t become popular until the mid-1800s. The industrial revolution made their production easier and as a result more affordable for the masses.