Smoy PhotoCuffs

May 26 2005, 2:49am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

The Smoy PhotoCuffs are laser-cut vinyl bracelets which be customized with photos. Small pockets inside the bracelets allow to carry more than one photo and exchange the one in the display window.

The PhotoCuffs are made and designed by Spencer Moy, an industrial designer living in New York. His inspiration is to create a simple yet stylish canvas that people can transform into an artwork of their own to wear and share.
The Smoy PhotoCuffs start at $17 and sell online.

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