TODO: Rope Chain

Yes — silver rope chains are still in style:

• They’re one of the most versatile chain styles for men.
 Looks sharp with T-shirts, hoodies, even under an open shirt. And it’s not just about necklaces — rope chain bracelets are seeing a big comeback too.
  
• The textured, twisted design catches the light and adds a bit of edge.
 Has character — whether it’s hanging from your neck or sitting on your wrist.
  
• Celebs and athletes still rock them.
 Think of blokes like Conor McGregor or rappers layering chunky 5mm–8mm silver chains and matching bracelets. Timeless move.
  
• You can go slim or chunky.
 2mm–4mm chains and bracelets for clean, everyday wear.
5mm–8mm if you like a bolder, standout look.
  
• Rope chains play well with pendants too.
 A 22-inch 3mm silver rope chain with a pendant — always a win.

If you’re after chains and bracelets that won’t go out of style in six months, silver rope chains are a solid bet.

It depends on your style and how you want it to sit.

• 20 inch — classic, sits right on the collarbone 
Good if you want it visible but not dangling too low.
  
• 22 inch — sits just below the collarbone
This is the go-to for most blokes. Looks solid with a T-shirt, open collar, or layered with a pendant.
  
• 24 inch — hangs mid-chest
More of a streetwear, statement look. Great for chunky silver rope chains (like 5mm–8mm) or if you’re layering pieces.
  
• 26 inch+ — proper bold, sits lower on the chest
Works well for stacking or wearing over a hoodie.
  

Quick tip:

• 20–22 inch for clean everyday wear
  
• 24 inch+ if you’re making a statement

Yes, you can wear a pendant on a sterling silver rope chain.
But a couple of things to keep in mind so it actually looks good and doesn’t wreck your chain:

• Pick the right chain thickness.
  2mm–4mm rope chains are spot on for most pendants.
  Anything heavier than 5mm might look chunky unless your pendant’s a decent size.
  
• Check the pendant’s bail (that little loop at the top).
It needs to be wide enough for your rope chain to slide through, especially with thicker sterling silver rope chains.
  
• Go for a pendant that matches your chain’s vibe.
 A chunky pendant on a tiny chain looks off.
Keep it balanced — small pendant, slim chain. Big pendant, thicker chain.
  

Quick tip:

A 22 inch 3mm sterling silver rope chain with a simple pendant is a clean, everyday look. Layer it with a plain chain or wear it solo.

It’s not the best idea, honestly.
Sleeping with your chain on can cause unnecessary stress on the links, especially if it's thin.

• You risk tangling or damaging the chain.
 If your rope chain catches on something (like your pillow), it could break or stretch out of shape.
  
• Solid silver holds up better than hollow chains.
 If you have a hollow sterling silver rope chain, the risk of damage is higher since they’re more fragile.
  
• It’s better to take it off at night.
 If you’ve got a chain with a pendant, even more reason to take it off. You don’t want it getting caught while you sleep.

• Casual wear

  A 2mm–4mm silver rope chain looks perfect with a simple T-shirt or hoodie.
 Doesn’t matter if it's a graphic tee or a plain one — it’ll add that extra touch of style.
  
• Smart-casual outfits

  Wear a 22 inch 3mm sterling silver rope chain with a button-up shirt, no tie.
 Great for dinner dates or drinks with mates.
  
• Streetwear

  A 5mm–8mm rope chain is perfect for layering with a jacket or hoodie.
 Go for a bold statement with a thicker chain.
  
• Suits and blazers

  A 22–24 inch chain goes well under a blazer or an open-collar shirt.
It adds a touch of personality without being over the top.
  
• Layering with pendants

  Silver rope chains are great for hanging pendants.
 A simple cross pendant or a sleek design will work with any outfit — casual or smart.