The double cuffs for cufflinks or French cuffs are the ones that close with the twins instead of buttons.
Generally they are larger than normal ones can reach 10/12 cm high, it is folded on itself and has a double slit to one side.
Until the thirteenth century was the only shirt cuff when the eyelets appeared, they began to use the buttons, but most of the gentlemen at that time still preferred twin cuffs for twins.
In 1845 Alexander Dumas' novel "The Count of Monte Cristo" gives us extensive descriptions of the sleeves of the French characters and cuffs, demonstrating that they are still very much appreciated at that time.
It has always been synonymous with elegance and formality, it fits into elegant ceremonies and dresses, but also because no, to go to work with a chic touch.
