By Curated Basics
Black Screw Cuff
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Why we carry this
We've discovered the Black Screw Cuff from Curated Basics, a NYC-based men's accessories brand that actually understands the assignment. Oxidized steel construction gives it that satisfying industrial edge, the kind of thing that makes you feel like you're in on a secret. It's the opposite of an afterthought--more like a quiet declaration that you have opinions about your wrists.
The brand's evolution from eight pairs of colorful socks in 2013 to hundreds of thoughtfully designed pieces tells you everything you need to know: these folks take the fun seriously, which is exactly the energy we appreciate.
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