Color power chains are the ultimate accessory to show off your personality in public, whether it’s at school, the office, or hanging out with friends on the weekend. If you want to get your hands on one, you’re going to have to know which colors will work best with your personality and fashion sense. From there, you’ll need to decide what kind of style you’re going for so that you can land yourself the perfect power chain. But don’t worry!

Why you need a power chain

Without a power chain, you won’t have your wrist wrapped in comfort. Power chains are essential for doing even push-ups. If you have no power chain and want one, then just ask anyone at your gym or training center what they think of black braces bands and they will surely recommend them. Black braces bands are always a solid choice because they match with all other kinds of fitness gear or clothes. They add nice style as well as extra support while working out. So if you want something new that will last you long, invest in black braces bands so that you can feel comfortable during workout sessions and look cool after wearing them.

Black vs. White vs. Gray vs. Brown

Before you dive into a box of power chains, there are a few things you should know. It's important to know that black and white are good choices for any setting—work, play, or casual. Gray power chains can also be worn in just about any setting; brown is definitely more casual-only. White color power chains will pop more against black clothing and vice versa; if gray or brown matches your outfit better then go with it! Black-on-black, gray-on-gray, or white-on-white looks great too.

Gold, Silver, and Copper Chains

Chain color is a contentious subject, with many jewelry experts disagreeing on what looks best. It's pretty subjective, but each metal has it’s advantages and disadvantages when it comes to your body color. Gold is a yellow metal which will go with any skin tone, however some people dislike how shiny gold can be. Silver is somewhat less flashy and perhaps a little bit more elegant than gold, but may make your skin appear blue or grey if you have fair skin. Copper chains are less common than either silver or gold because they tend to turn green over time (which can look particularly bad against pale skin). If you go with copper, stick with darker tones that won't show tarnishing as much (it also tends to be relatively cheaper than silver or gold).

Which Size Should You Get?

Chain size is a less obvious indicator of power. There are many different lengths and widths on different brands, which makes choosing difficult. If you’re not sure what size you need, we recommend using an average length as a standard unit of measurement; then take an additional two inches or so off that. For instance, if you’re six feet tall and want to wear your chain at chest level, get a 30-inch chain. You can use our chart above for recommendations on specific sizes based on your height and weight.