The Custom Workflex Bracelet

I like that you were thinking, "Custom Color Combinations in a bracelet sized just for me?" You're cute like that.

For this, I will create a masterpiece of color combination, and sizing to fit your glorious wrist so that you can show the world, "Look what I got!"

Not only will you dictate the colors used and combinations (mind you that I only have certain colors available and depending on the size is how the colors will lay out. Not all combos will fit in the space evenly.) but I will also get it to fit you as best I can. 

Are you a petite wrist? I can do down to a size 6.

If you are stronger than me (I'm a 7.5-8) then I can do up to a 10 as that is how big my guages go for sizing.

How do you measure your wrist size? 3 ways.

1) Use one of those floppy doppy tape measures that the sewing folks use and wrap it around your wrist and find the nearest half inch of your wrist. I can do sizes 6-10 including the half-sizes. So like 7.5 for instance. How the tape measure rests on your wrist is how the bracelet will rest too.

2) Use a piece of flat paper. It has to be flat, none of that Oragami stuff (although it is cool) and you are going to only use the edge of the paper and wrap that around you wrist and put a mark on both sides where it connects. Mark anywhere on the paper as long as both marks can be seen and it fits comfortably. Get a friend to help. Then lay that paper flat on a desk/table/camel's back and measure that distance inbetween marks and round up to the nearest half inch. Again, sizes 6-10 including any of the half sizes.

3) Use your telekinesis powers! Send a mental image to me through the cosmos! That would be cool! But, maybe use methods 1 or 2 for better results. Or watch the awesome video attached to the photos/media section.

What colors can you choose from?

• Black
• Blue
• Gold
• Kelly Green
• New Penny
• Orange
• Pink
• Purple
• Red
• Silver
• Stormy Grey
• Turqouise

How do the color combinations work?

Almost any way you want them to. Combos work best in even numbers as the weave uses 2 colors per link we'll say. 3 colors can work (3 colors x 2 link sections =6 combo sections, which is an even steven number) but it may affect sizing. But I don't want you to worry because this process will occur over email, so you won't be met with any surprises.

The EDPM links are black so that is the other half of the 'color combo'. So for example: if you want Blue/Kelly Green, you would see a row of aluminum rings alternating or whatever combo you want to do, and another row of Black EDPM links. Black EDPM links is all I'm offering at this point as I don't want to invest in all those color combos as well. Maybe in the future, I'll add some more, but right now is only black.

Color Combos I have done that look cool!

• My personal choice is Orange/Kelly Green.
• Red/Gold
• Blue/Kelly Green (great cool colors)
• Kelly Green/Gold (makes each color subtle)
• Pink/Orange (nice and warm colors)

Other things you could do is school colors, sports fan colors, or classic holiday colors.

This bracelet is fun and easy to wear with its EDPM rubber, it stretches over your knuckles and sits securely on your wrist. No clasp! As long as you don't oversize it, it will stay right there on your wrist with no problem. And at the end of the day, just slide it off your wrist for easy storage.

And just a quick warning about EDPM rubber, it doesn't like oils. So take it off if servicing a motor vehicle, cooking, or other situations where it might get soiled with oil. If you do get oil on it, wash asap like you would wash your hands. Gentle soap will clean it no problem and dry thoroughly afterwards.

Also, avoid excessive stretching as it weakens the EDPM rubber links. Bracelets can be repaired if one breaks, but under normal usage, you should be fine.