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Men’s Leather & Faux Leather Cord Bracelets
Cord works well at the end of a rolled sleeve. The shape is easy to see where the strands turn through a ring, pass into a clasp or meet a metal fitting. This collection includes genuine leather and faux leather cord designs. The individual listing tells you which material you're looking at.
Decide how much of the cord you want on show. A plain run keeps the eye on the texture. Contrasting strands or a visible fitting can break up the line, which is handy if the rest of what you're wearing is quiet. Try one with the sleeve of a canvas overshirt pushed up just far enough to show the junction at the clasp.
Look at the fastening before choosing a length. Some shapes sit closer on the wrist than they appear to in a flat photograph. Compare the stated dimensions with a cord bracelet you own, and check that the closure leaves enough room for the way you like to wear it.
Blue Loop Anchor Faux Leather Bracelet
Coin Latch Genuine Leather Bracelet with Sterling Silver Accents
Contrast Cord Faux Leather Bracelet
Plain Faux Leather Cord Bracelet
Ridge Capsule Genuine Leather Bracelet with Sterling Silver Accents
Seven Glyph Faux Leather Bracelet with Sterling Silver Accents
Twin Wolf Faux Leather Bracelet
Coin Row Genuine Leather Bracelet with Sterling Silver Accents
A few things to know
Your questions, answered
How do I tell whether a cord is genuine or faux leather?
Read the material listed on the product page. Both genuine leather and faux leather cord designs are represented.
What should I look at in the clasp photo?
Check how the cord joins the hardware and how much room the clasp takes up. Compare that profile with a bracelet that fits you well.