Stylish enough to wear to the most sophisticated event and tough enough for everyday wear, these uniquely stylish cufflinks stand apart from the crowd and look great with all styles of shirt.

They come with a pretty cool story too as each pair of cufflinks are made from genuine decommissioned fire hose which have only recently retired from active fire fighting duties.

The fire hose softens with use and the micro-screw detailing keeps the cufflinks strong, helping to ensure they’ll be a wardrobe favourite for years to come.

The cufflinks are made from reclaimed fire hose material that was otherwise on the way to landfill.

To date the company have reclaimed over 45 tonnes of fire hose and the environmental philosophy permeates through to all of the packaging which is also reclaimed or recycled.
The cufflinks for example are packaged in a unique reclaimed sail-cloth pouch.

The fire hose cufflinks are made by Elvis and Kresse who are based in Bournemouth, UK.

Although they started in London, E&K now collect fire hose from across the UK and in order to thank Britain’s Brigades, 50% of their profits go back to the Fire Fighters Charity.

Recycling industrial waste is the cornerstone of the brand and these innovators in fashion accessories currently transform numerous waste materials including fire hoses, coffee sacks, scrap sail cloth and parachute silk into accessories like these cuff links.