Cuffrelated

Cuffrelated is a term used to describe items, concepts, or data that pertain to cuffs. It is not a formal standard across all disciplines, but it appears in fashion and medical contexts as a convenient tag for grouping.

In fashion, cuffs are fabric bands at the end of sleeves or pant legs. Cuffrelated design covers cuff shape (buttoned, French, ribbed), closure types, and materials. It also encompasses accessories tied to cuffs, such as cufflinks and cuff bracelets, as well as garments where cuffs are a defining feature of style.

In medical and wearable-device contexts, a cuff refers to a flexible band used to apply pressure or measure properties, such as blood pressure cuffs and compression cuffs. Cuffrelated information in this domain can include cuff size, material, closure, inflation mechanism, and compatibility with devices.

Data tagging and catalogs use cuffrelated as a metadata tag to group items that feature cuffs or are about cuffs in some capacity. Usage varies by vendor and dataset; hyphenation (cuff-related) is also common.

Because cuffrelated is not an established, monolithic category, ambiguity can arise between items with cuffs and items that merely reference cuffs in documentation. See also: cuff, cufflink, cuff bracelet, blood pressure cuff, compression cuff.