Cuffons are cuff-simulating accessories designed by Keith Marz. They wrap the wrist, the collar, or the hem and button shut. The garment underneath stays the same. The finish changes.
The ornamental design is United States patent D698129, filed in 2012 and granted in 2014. The drawings show a structured cuff worn over a sleeve — the hand and blouse drawn in broken lines, the accessory claimed as the object.
The line is not jewelry in the usual sense, and it is not a shirt. It is a snap-on silhouette: brocade, suede, racing stripes, lace, leather. Linings in turquoise, mint, pink, leopard, skulls. Hardware in silver, bronze, and pewter. One size.
This 2026 site is a concept rebuild. It is not a store. The photography is the original catalog, homepage gallery, and product shots.