The bracelet edit
Men’s Leather & Faux Leather Anchor Bracelets
The anchor is the first thing you see when the sleeve is rolled back. On some designs it forms part of the fastening. On others it sits where the strand meets the metalwork. Look at the close view of the anchor to see which part actually opens and how the leather or faux leather runs into it.
A braided strand and a dark anchor look at home with denim or a striped tee. If you want the motif to read clearly, keep it on top of the wrist and leave a little space between it and your watch. The shape does the work once the hook and crossbar are in view.
There are genuine leather and faux leather options in this edit. Check the individual material label before choosing. Compare the stated length with a bracelet you own and look for the fastening photo, since the size and shape of an anchor can affect how the piece feels when you move your hand.
Blue Loop Anchor Faux Leather Bracelet
Dockline Genuine Leather Anchor Bracelet
Harbour Rails Faux Leather Anchor Bracelet
Looped Anchor Faux Leather Bracelet
Rope Relief Anchor Leather Bracelet
Scroll Fluke Faux Leather Anchor Bracelet
Single Braid Mooring Anchor Bracelet
Stitched Anchor Braid Faux Leather Bracelet
Twinstrand Anchor Faux Leather Bracelet
Dotted Moor Faux Leather Anchor Bracelet
Fouled Hook Genuine Leather Anchor Bracelet
Hollow Hook Faux Leather Anchor Bracelet
Pivot Anchor Cowhide Leather Bracelet
A few things to know
Your questions, answered
Does the anchor always act as the clasp?
The anchor can be part of the closure or a decorative fitting. Check the fastening photo and the product description.
Which anchor bracelets use genuine leather?
The product pages distinguish genuine leather from faux leather. Use the material label for the individual design.