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Learning to dress well in style and match your clothing is not an immediate thing a persons learn. You learn to figure out these things over time and a long time just dressing yourself and learning from your feedback loop of what works or not and why.
My favorite outfit right now is a granite colored henley, dark navy blue jeans, V cut burgundy color sweater, service boots, and a clean, simple brown leather jacket.
Never thought there'd be doubts about jeans & sweaters. I wear them normally to the office in winter and colder months along some nice shoes or boots. Great advices to look even better, as usual!
As a truck driver I always did the Canadian tuxedo thing. For layering I'd do a vest or vest sweater under the denim jacket and a Barbour outer for the rough weather. When constantly traveling I had the smallest combination to deal with the greatest number of weather combinations that I could encounter.
I tried a green shawl collar sweater, dark gray casual dress pants and brown casual dress shoes Saturday night for sushi. I felt great in the outfit. I like the green sweater because of my big red beard. I’ve worn the sweater with blue jeans, dark brown boots and a brown flat cap too.
Spot-on advice with regard to sweater fit. I bought a beautiful "final sale" heavy cashmere sweater online recently in my size (medium). I'm a slim-fit build and this sweater is so boxy that it looks terrible on me. I'm going to send it to my more chunky nephew in hopes that it will fit him better.
As far as wearing denim of the same color, if you have a particular brand of denim that you wear, that is consinstant with thier dyes, you can actually have whole denim outfots that match perfectly. I for one wear a lot of Levi's, I have black pants, jacket, and overshirt that are all a perfect match.
Wonderful how you fit so much content in each vid. IMHO, nothing wrong with buying most sweaters at Men's Warehouse, J A Banks, etc., and saving to spend more $ on sport coats and blazers + alterations.
Dark jeans a fine knit (roll) turtleneck, sports jacket/ Pea coat and Chelsea boots are my go to outfit. They will take you from workshop to boardroom to restaurant
I have a question for you. I have been trying to apply a lot of the dress code advice you provide. One of the items I a rather aware of is to dress age appropriately. I will be 70 yrs old soon and I do like to dress up denims. I have some very nice Thursday boots that I want to wear with my denims. Is folding/rolling up denims okay for someone my age? Note that I am quite active, 5'10" tall and have a slim build. I have been told that I don't look my age. I don't want to appear that I am trying to look young again. I have no problem with my age but just want to dress appropriately.
I match that description exactly except that I'm 2 inches shorter. I usually wear slim fit jeans with Red Wing Iron Rangers or similar, and I cuff the jeans about level with the tops of the boots. It looks pretty grown-up in my opinion. Under-25s in the London area are more likely to be seen in jogging bottoms and trainers.
This guy is a legend. Instead of promoting some modern fashion bullshit. He sticks with classic, and still teaches you how to look unique but sophisticated.
hey antonio! Ive gotten started on my new style journey about 1-2 months ago, and now that I have been getting some nicer sweaters (both bigger/bulky and thinner sweaters), ive ran into a problem. I feel like the rolled up sleeves look looks great on me, and i feel like a million bucks as you put it. But after that, my sleeves get all stretched out and dont look that great anymore when theyre not rolled up. Is this something i should be worried about? Should i just accept that my sleeves will never look the same? Would greatly appreciate a response, ty so much for all your content. Cheers from Portugal!
The sleeves should revert to normal when the sweaters are washed or dry cleaned. I don't put my washable sweaters in a dryer, but I hang dry them. At that point, if they still look stretched out, you can shape the cuffs as they dry to smoosh the knit back into shape.
Clothes on the tags state the fit (relaxed fit, standard fit, lose fit, regular fit) match the FIT….also I’ve always worn Hanks Belts as I’m a CCW permit holder.
A big challenge for me is finding sweaters that fit correctly. (Of course, that's true for almost anything I wear.) I'm a relatively thing guy with long arms, so the sweaters are usually off in the neck, shoulders, and/or sleeve length. I just ordered a new sweater (a smaller size of a brand I've previously tried), and hopefully it will fit well in all three areas. The only sweater that can be tucked in: a turtleneck, particularly the thinner ones. Even then, it's optional.
Try americantall or 2tall. I was in the same boat as you. Tall, slim, love sweaters, live in a cold place, but it’s hard to find slim fit and tall sizing in sweaters. Those 2 webshops have a decent selection. In fact, some were too long and too skinny, never had that before! Also, surprising got a Dale of Norway sweater from my wife, that fits great. Not even a tall size.
I have some dressy sweaters that i love to wear, and fit great, but when i try to layer it with a shirt underneath, it feels like the button up underneath adds to much bulk under the sweater.. maybe im just not used to it? Or perhaps i need to try on more sweathers with the button ups underneath to make sure the fit is right (and perhaps i havent found it yet).
thanks antonio , for ur question , i once wore a blue tweed sports suit or blazer with grey sweater light weaved and a light blue button down with blue to dark blue jeans and a grey belt and grey full grain chukkas , was that ok ?
I'd say no jean jacket/pants. My favorite sweater is a maroon pullover with a zipper just like the one Antonio is wearing in this video. I wear a mid wash denim jacket over and pair with black or olive chinos and brown boots. It's one of my top 5 outfits for sure
To your point about ironing jeans, In my opinion, one should iron or steam everything except underwear and socks. Of course you don't need to put a crease in your jeans, but they should not be wrinkled. You cannot iron out the natural whiskering in the jeans but you can take the sloppiness out, so don't worry about destroying their character. In addition, when you take the time to iron or steam your clothes, you are also inspecting them for any damage or dirt. Just my opinion, not a rule. One more thing, If you are in good shape, you can also tuck in your thin sweaters if you like. Heck, I change that, what ever shape you are in, tuck in your thin sweater if you want. (My opinion, not a rule) I enjoy your channel.
Always wondered why you guys say sweater & we say jumper? A bit like you wear "pants" under your trousers. And if riding your Harley in winter here in England you definitely tuck your jumper into you kevlar jeans.
The video has a picture of a gray sweater & blue jeans with a red "X" next to it along side of the same sweater in green with a green check mark next it. What's the difference & why is the gray sweater wrong?
A couple of things: 1. One can wear denim jackets with jeans, but the color has to be significantly different. For instance, with my blue jeans, I have a couple of denim jackets I could wear, one black and one camel. Just avoid the Canadian tuxedo. 2. A sweater and pea coat can look good. An off-white submariner sweater, worn with a navy peacoat, is a classic combination, inspired by the actual wear of sailors in inclement weather. Just be sure to pair it with a navy watch cap.
@@edennis8578 Eh, I suppose some could see it that way. I was thinking of the practicality of the watch cap in bad weather. Sometimes function trumps other considerations.
You mention at 1:13 how skinny jeans aren’t right for most. I’m a muscular guy who bodybuilds. And I kinda like showing off my legs. Is that stylistically okay?
As a taller and slightly heavier built bloke I'll prefer to go for a thinner sweater and with a t shirt underneath anf and crew neck sweater with a a pair of straight cut jeans to balance things out .
Lmaoooo @ that last combination. I'm not a sweater specialist so I'm not gonna tell you how to pull that off. But I'm in great shape and even then I wouldn't try to pull that all off. Maybe with a regular shirt at most
hey Antonio ,. so im thinking, i know this is an old vid, im trying to catch up,. back tracking while hitting on new,. so: can you do a vid as im a very young looking 49 year old guy so, its a bit,. odd, trying to look like im taken seriously for my actual years while most still think im 30 even in a uniform or basic suit,. thus, my age isnt dictated by clothing.. id like to ask,. so can you do a vid on the tuck in and not tuck in for shirt types and when to and not to,. inc sweaters hmmm, polo : im guessing this is a nono? also,. phone cases and wallets,. what types and should they match? now we have rif and barely anyone uses actual cash though i do if im buying shoes or a haircut or clothing or watch, idk it feels a bit more like i bought it and own it,. using a card, feels, like someone else payed. And lets say your on a date, would you pay cash or card, i think cash is right? lastly: so ok, im a 42 inch chest, a 32 inch waist / belt area,. should i stick to taylored? this for shirts and polo shirts, i found a online store called itaylor,. is this a good store,. you see, i started doing the garden and ended up carrying alot of concrete and put on muscle in places that used to be spaces,. i have naturally wide shoulders, thus in most cases i find a large or a medium at 41/42 inch is too tight for my underarm, i actually hurt my ligament, then again a 42-44 shirt, ends up being very winged, it has a parachute at the back in wind, and the arms tend to get too long,. until i watched your shows i didnt realize how much of a shabby shack i looked and very much trying to change that for content creation and just in life be that in a work env or casual. i like blazers but im not yet sure if they suit me or if its just the not wearing them before but i think they are a great look on you.
Hi, need some help I am 54 YO, 5 feet 8 inches, have a wheatish complexion & am marginally healthy around the waist Would a Dark Blue / Black GAP full sleeve sweatshirt go well with a light blue baggy jeans worn with a pair of black / blue low top Converse shoes ?
In my opinion, wearing ripped jeans with a sweater looks good if the sweater is on the casual side. A nice oversized shawl collared cardigan over a T-shirt is a nice casual look. I think it works best if you're going for that bohemian style look. Jeans with a sweater. It's simply a classic look.
@@kingyellowman5762 Simple answer, it's because people like the look. Sometimes when the weather is in the 50s and I have to run to the store I'll simply toss on my cardigan instead of a light jacket and run down to the store.
At 10:35: Fair Isle sweater tucked into pants. At 12:05 "Do you ever tuck your sweater into your jeans? And the answer right there is a definitive no." Hmm...
As a teenager you might look cool in skinny jeans but when over 25 or above 30 as a young man you start looking ridiculous in it and when you over 40 it becomes an abomination lol
Skinny jeans are nothing to do with age - it is the size ot the person who wears them that is relevant. When you aren't skinny is when skinny jeans look ridiculous. A 20 year old fatty in skinny jeans is never going to look good, whereas a skinny 40yo can look good in skinny jeans
Back then I wore a black turtleneck with a black suit. People asked me if I was a member of the mafia 😂. Thank you for introducing me to the world of colours 🙌
I don't understand why the uncomfortable running shoes from the 1970s are being sold as stylish sneakers? Yes, they are simpler in appearance, but they are also "simple" in terms of comfort and related technology. It seems to me like a kind of scam that we are falling into.
Tuck in a sweater with a suit? You said to never tuck in a sweater. But the video shows a turtleneck sweater with a suit and the sweater is tucked in. What do you recommend.
I wish I could buy the military Navy turtle 🐢 necks like in the old movie's and in you're photos.. Love those but stores don't sell them.. stores sell wimpy light one's..turtle 🐢 necks are my go too..ie Capt Nemo 20000 leagues under the sea Disney
Former NBA star Tim Duncan was the anti-style guy. Most players came to the arena sharply dressed, but Duncan just threw on whatever was comfortable for him. People made jokes, but he didn't care. Russell Westbrook is kinda the same way.
Now, you've got that sweater you absolutely love that you bought when you were a large, but now you're definitely a medium busy teetering on a small. Yeah, I've got the talent and tools to make them slimmer, but they're just too long. Is it better to hope your rich uncle passes and leaves you something so you can start from scratch or is there any hope for that fave other than Goodwill?
Антонио, спасибо тебе всю проделанную работу, было очень познавательно. Если бы не ты, то моя жизнь пошла бы совсем в другую сторону и мне обидно видеть, что ценителей твоего контент а так мало, ибо ты- золото. Можешь напомнить как можно получить монету твоего канала?
really not sure about this advice... have you seen what is currently being sold, and you dont even mention it. Oversize !!! Everything is made to look bigger than it is. I wear skinny/slim jeans with oversized hoodies and knitwear, and it looks great. And i wear lighter blue washed denim with any colour tops and it works, so i dont agree with colour choices of denim either. Turtlenecks??!!? Roll necks.... ummmmm dont really see anyone wear those anymore.
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Do you tuck in your sweater? Yes or No
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please make a Video on Summer Styling tips and guides.
God loves you and he sent his son to die for us to get to heaven may God bless you and your family
Learning to dress well in style and match your clothing is not an immediate thing a persons learn. You learn to figure out these things over time and a long time just dressing yourself and learning from your feedback loop of what works or not and why.
God loves you and he sent his son to die for us to get to heaven may God bless you and your family
Totally agree
Better, learn or buy a good colorwheel . You will see that opposites colors on the wheel matches
My favorite outfit right now is a granite colored henley, dark navy blue jeans, V cut burgundy color sweater, service boots, and a clean, simple brown leather jacket.
Never thought there'd be doubts about jeans & sweaters. I wear them normally to the office in winter and colder months along some nice shoes or boots. Great advices to look even better, as usual!
As a truck driver I always did the Canadian tuxedo thing. For layering I'd do a vest or vest sweater under the denim jacket and a Barbour outer for the rough weather. When constantly traveling I had the smallest combination to deal with the greatest number of weather combinations that I could encounter.
I tried a green shawl collar sweater, dark gray casual dress pants and brown casual dress shoes Saturday night for sushi. I felt great in the outfit. I like the green sweater because of my big red beard. I’ve worn the sweater with blue jeans, dark brown boots and a brown flat cap too.
I have two Shawl neck sweaters in my closet, never fails to get compliments!
Love that!
God loves you and he sent his son to die for us to get to heaven may God bless you and your family
Spot-on advice with regard to sweater fit. I bought a beautiful "final sale" heavy cashmere sweater online recently in my size (medium). I'm a slim-fit build and this sweater is so boxy that it looks terrible on me. I'm going to send it to my more chunky nephew in hopes that it will fit him better.
Great video! I think a great video is on helping men and women face their fears.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll add it to my list.
@@RealMenRealStyle thanks!
Thanks man, watched a lot of your videos on styling and i gotta say your kinda carrying me through male fashion
As far as wearing denim of the same color, if you have a particular brand of denim that you wear, that is consinstant with thier dyes, you can actually have whole denim outfots that match perfectly. I for one wear a lot of Levi's, I have black pants, jacket, and overshirt that are all a perfect match.
Should try AG jeans
Great video man! What brand is that qtr zip? Looks good 👌🏻🔥
please make a Video on Summer Styling tips and guides
Good idea!
man, you did a really great job with this video. thank you for all the valuable info you provide us gents.
Wonderful how you fit so much content in each vid. IMHO, nothing wrong with buying most sweaters at Men's Warehouse, J A Banks, etc., and saving to spend more $ on sport coats and blazers + alterations.
Dark jeans a fine knit (roll) turtleneck, sports jacket/ Pea coat and Chelsea boots are my go to outfit.
They will take you from workshop to boardroom to restaurant
I have a question for you. I have been trying to apply a lot of the dress code advice you provide. One of the items I a rather aware of is to dress age appropriately. I will be 70 yrs old soon and I do like to dress up denims. I have some very nice Thursday boots that I want to wear with my denims. Is folding/rolling up denims okay for someone my age? Note that I am quite active, 5'10" tall and have a slim build. I have been told that I don't look my age. I don't want to appear that I am trying to look young again. I have no problem with my age but just want to dress appropriately.
I match that description exactly except that I'm 2 inches shorter. I usually wear slim fit jeans with Red Wing Iron Rangers or similar, and I cuff the jeans about level with the tops of the boots. It looks pretty grown-up in my opinion. Under-25s in the London area are more likely to be seen in jogging bottoms and trainers.
The first 20 seconds 😂😂😂 oh dear Antonio ❤❤
I love the details and research.
My wardrobe has been falling apart and I'm running out of decent clothes to wear, so time to start watching more RMRS to learn what to get.
This guy is a legend. Instead of promoting some modern fashion bullshit. He sticks with classic, and still teaches you how to look unique but sophisticated.
hey antonio! Ive gotten started on my new style journey about 1-2 months ago, and now that I have been getting some nicer sweaters (both bigger/bulky and thinner sweaters), ive ran into a problem. I feel like the rolled up sleeves look looks great on me, and i feel like a million bucks as you put it. But after that, my sleeves get all stretched out and dont look that great anymore when theyre not rolled up. Is this something i should be worried about? Should i just accept that my sleeves will never look the same?
Would greatly appreciate a response, ty so much for all your content. Cheers from Portugal!
The sleeves should revert to normal when the sweaters are washed or dry cleaned. I don't put my washable sweaters in a dryer, but I hang dry them. At that point, if they still look stretched out, you can shape the cuffs as they dry to smoosh the knit back into shape.
Can you make a video about to wear outfit for warm season and summer season. Thanxs
So smart to make this vedio at this time of the year I think it's the sweater season.always impressive for me Antonio
Clothes on the tags state the fit (relaxed fit, standard fit, lose fit, regular fit) match the FIT….also I’ve always worn Hanks Belts as I’m a CCW permit holder.
A big challenge for me is finding sweaters that fit correctly. (Of course, that's true for almost anything I wear.) I'm a relatively thing guy with long arms, so the sweaters are usually off in the neck, shoulders, and/or sleeve length.
I just ordered a new sweater (a smaller size of a brand I've previously tried), and hopefully it will fit well in all three areas.
The only sweater that can be tucked in: a turtleneck, particularly the thinner ones. Even then, it's optional.
Try americantall or 2tall. I was in the same boat as you. Tall, slim, love sweaters, live in a cold place, but it’s hard to find slim fit and tall sizing in sweaters. Those 2 webshops have a decent selection. In fact, some were too long and too skinny, never had that before! Also, surprising got a Dale of Norway sweater from my wife, that fits great. Not even a tall size.
@@tjb8841 , thanks. I'll take a look at those brands.
Boots, dark jeans, shirt/ shirt and jumper, sports jacket. Love it that's my uniform.
Great video thanks for your help 👍
Big fan of sweaters. A staple in the cooler months here up north. Great info Antonio. 👍
Top notch tips. Learning a lot. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it. 😁
Where do you recommend a shirt collar under a sweater. Inside or outside? Depends on v neck or crew neck? Perhaps one side in and one side out? lol
I have some dressy sweaters that i love to wear, and fit great, but when i try to layer it with a shirt underneath, it feels like the button up underneath adds to much bulk under the sweater.. maybe im just not used to it? Or perhaps i need to try on more sweathers with the button ups underneath to make sure the fit is right (and perhaps i havent found it yet).
thanks antonio , for ur question , i once wore a blue tweed sports suit or blazer with grey sweater light weaved and a light blue button down with blue to dark blue jeans and a grey belt and grey full grain chukkas , was that ok ?
That sounds fine. It's hard to tell exactly how good it would look from a verbal description, but I doubt there were any obvious mistakes.
I'd say no jean jacket/pants. My favorite sweater is a maroon pullover with a zipper just like the one Antonio is wearing in this video. I wear a mid wash denim jacket over and pair with black or olive chinos and brown boots. It's one of my top 5 outfits for sure
To your point about ironing jeans, In my opinion, one should iron or steam everything except underwear and socks. Of course you don't need to put a crease in your jeans, but they should not be wrinkled. You cannot iron out the natural whiskering in the jeans but you can take the sloppiness out, so don't worry about destroying their character. In addition, when you take the time to iron or steam your clothes, you are also inspecting them for any damage or dirt. Just my opinion, not a rule. One more thing, If you are in good shape, you can also tuck in your thin sweaters if you like. Heck, I change that, what ever shape you are in, tuck in your thin sweater if you want. (My opinion, not a rule) I enjoy your channel.
I'm gonna need more explanation on sweater-jackets. I've got one now from a mate who moved out of town, not sure when or how to wear it.
Really enjoyed that video 👍 Thanks Antonio
Always wondered why you guys say sweater & we say jumper?
A bit like you wear "pants" under your trousers.
And if riding your Harley in winter here in England you definitely tuck your jumper into you kevlar jeans.
Rmrs Great choices I feel comfortable learning from these videos Great Job 😊
The video has a picture of a gray sweater & blue jeans with a red "X" next to it along side of the same sweater in green with a green check mark next it. What's the difference & why is the gray sweater wrong?
A couple of things:
1. One can wear denim jackets with jeans, but the color has to be significantly different. For instance, with my blue jeans, I have a couple of denim jackets I could wear, one black and one camel. Just avoid the Canadian tuxedo.
2. A sweater and pea coat can look good. An off-white submariner sweater, worn with a navy peacoat, is a classic combination, inspired by the actual wear of sailors in inclement weather. Just be sure to pair it with a navy watch cap.
I agree until you get to the watch cap. At that point, the outfit becomes a costume, like cosplay. I don't think that's wise.
@@edennis8578 Eh, I suppose some could see it that way. I was thinking of the practicality of the watch cap in bad weather. Sometimes function trumps other considerations.
I'm 5"11(180cm), 38size chest(96cm), I wear size medium, but most sweaters fit me in shoulders but baggy on waist and too long. Such a pain.
You mention at 1:13 how skinny jeans aren’t right for most. I’m a muscular guy who bodybuilds. And I kinda like showing off my legs. Is that stylistically okay?
No. Skinny jeans suit young and very slim men.
Definitely going to het one of those belts. I e lost alot of weight and am going to need a new belt soon.
Love the content
Where did you get those quarter zips? Really like those!
Where did you get those boots at minute 2:18 ?? What’s the price?
I think they are thursday boots. Best bang for your buck. 199
the tuck in looks great if its high waist jeans, you're a thin guy and the sweater is of thin fabric.
Thank you
Great job. Top notch information. Thank you
As a taller and slightly heavier built bloke I'll prefer to go for a thinner sweater and with a t shirt underneath anf and crew neck sweater with a a pair of straight cut jeans to balance things out .
A similar video about hoodies would be awesome too. :))
Coming soon!
Double Denim is a definite No! That went out with Status Quo in the 80s.
Agreed
Lmaoooo @ that last combination. I'm not a sweater specialist so I'm not gonna tell you how to pull that off. But I'm in great shape and even then I wouldn't try to pull that all off. Maybe with a regular shirt at most
hey Antonio ,. so im thinking, i know this is an old vid, im trying to catch up,. back tracking while hitting on new,. so: can you do a vid as im a very young looking 49 year old guy so, its a bit,. odd, trying to look like im taken seriously for my actual years while most still think im 30 even in a uniform or basic suit,. thus, my age isnt dictated by clothing..
id like to ask,. so can you do a vid on the tuck in and not tuck in for shirt types and when to and not to,. inc sweaters hmmm, polo : im guessing this is a nono?
also,. phone cases and wallets,. what types and should they match? now we have rif and barely anyone uses actual cash though i do if im buying shoes or a haircut or clothing or watch, idk it feels a bit more like i bought it and own it,. using a card, feels, like someone else payed. And lets say your on a date, would you pay cash or card, i think cash is right?
lastly: so ok, im a 42 inch chest, a 32 inch waist / belt area,. should i stick to taylored? this for shirts and polo shirts, i found a online store called itaylor,. is this a good store,. you see, i started doing the garden and ended up carrying alot of concrete and put on muscle in places that used to be spaces,. i have naturally wide shoulders, thus in most cases i find a large or a medium at 41/42 inch is too tight for my underarm, i actually hurt my ligament, then again a 42-44 shirt, ends up being very winged, it has a parachute at the back in wind, and the arms tend to get too long,.
until i watched your shows i didnt realize how much of a shabby shack i looked and very much trying to change that for content creation and just in life be that in a work env or casual.
i like blazers but im not yet sure if they suit me or if its just the not wearing them before but i think they are a great look on you.
Hi, need some help I am 54 YO, 5 feet 8 inches, have a wheatish complexion & am marginally healthy around the waist Would a Dark Blue / Black GAP full sleeve sweatshirt go well with a light blue baggy jeans worn with a pair of black / blue low top Converse shoes ?
In my opinion, wearing ripped jeans with a sweater looks good if the sweater is on the casual side. A nice oversized shawl collared cardigan over a T-shirt is a nice casual look. I think it works best if you're going for that bohemian style look. Jeans with a sweater. It's simply a classic look.
If it's cool enough that you need a sweater then why would you want holes in your jeans
@@kingyellowman5762 Simple answer, it's because people like the look. Sometimes when the weather is in the 50s and I have to run to the store I'll simply toss on my cardigan instead of a light jacket and run down to the store.
At 10:35: Fair Isle sweater tucked into pants. At 12:05 "Do you ever tuck your sweater into your jeans? And the answer right there is a definitive no." Hmm...
Wearing a grey sweater with black jeans right now...really didn't feel the colors fit and now I'm here lol
Antonio? I appreciate you!
*salute*
From Anthony (Aka Antonio…si estoy hablando en espanol) 🇺🇸
Real deal quality content
2:40 did u just mention "dress shoes" with a loafer in your hand? Ikykyk
10:35 Don't tuck your sweater in your pants...
As a teenager you might look cool in skinny jeans but when over 25 or above 30 as a young man you start looking ridiculous in it and when you over 40 it becomes an abomination lol
Skinny jeans are nothing to do with age - it is the size ot the person who wears them that is relevant. When you aren't skinny is when skinny jeans look ridiculous. A 20 year old fatty in skinny jeans is never going to look good, whereas a skinny 40yo can look good in skinny jeans
I DON'T WANT TO WALK,I JUST WANT TO RUN,& I REALLY LOVE IT.
When it comes to turtleneck I prefer wearing a tactleneck, like Archer.
The intro lol 😂💯
Back then I wore a black turtleneck with a black suit. People asked me if I was a member of the mafia 😂. Thank you for introducing me to the world of colours 🙌
Now you can say, "No, just a minimalist." 😉
Wearing a jeans jacket, shirt and pants altogether makes one look older, while trying to look younger.
Would you say that’s an obligation to use a polo with the sweaters?? Good video bro!!
I don't understand why the uncomfortable running shoes from the 1970s are being sold as stylish sneakers? Yes, they are simpler in appearance, but they are also "simple" in terms of comfort and related technology. It seems to me like a kind of scam that we are falling into.
I've got like 20 hoodies even Sherpa hoodies 🤫
Denim jacket with a turtleneck? I don’t know man I don’t think so. But with others sweaters like a crew neck could work for me
You can only pull off the Jean jacket, sweater and jeans if you have a handle bar moustache.
At 10:34, a man with a sweater tucked in; at 12:08, a tucked sweater is a definitive no...hmm, what to do.
Argyle style sweater is so uncle Barry
Tuck in a sweater with a suit?
You said to never tuck in a sweater. But the video shows a turtleneck sweater with a suit and the sweater is tucked in. What do you recommend.
Hi, I'm Canadian and I DO NOT endorse "Canadian tuxedos". 🧐
Its a shame so many sweaters have text on them or are poorly styled/made these days.
I can rack skinny jeans
I agree with your opening statement but your thumbnail is wrong, Brown on Blue jeans is a perfect match versus Teal. Yuck!
I wish I could buy the military Navy turtle 🐢 necks like in the old movie's and in you're photos.. Love those but stores don't sell them.. stores sell wimpy light one's..turtle 🐢 necks are my go too..ie Capt Nemo 20000 leagues under the sea Disney
Look at North Sea Clothing or if money isn’t a concern Private White VC
You need a tee under that 1/4 zip sweater. It looks wrong worn naked!!
Former NBA star Tim Duncan was the anti-style guy. Most players came to the arena sharply dressed, but Duncan just threw on whatever was comfortable for him. People made jokes, but he didn't care. Russell Westbrook is kinda the same way.
Canadian tuxedo is a no no.
Now, you've got that sweater you absolutely love that you bought when you were a large, but now you're definitely a medium busy teetering on a small. Yeah, I've got the talent and tools to make them slimmer, but they're just too long. Is it better to hope your rich uncle passes and leaves you something so you can start from scratch or is there any hope for that fave other than Goodwill?
Noel Fielding breaks all these rules with style and looks better than everyone in the video.
Most of what you show as sweaters are extremely lightweight, and most people would call these a knit shirt, or sweatshirt.
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If you wanna see style look at our younger generation and what they follow to what will come and yes SKINNY JEANS especially for guys is phasing out.
I wonder who has a larger wardrobe, him or his wife?
nothing fits me off the rack, I must be a monster
Sorry, but the turtleneck with the suit combo at 12:40 mark is horrible and needs to be tagged the "giraffe look".
Yeah, I agree. Perhaps if the turtleneck only covered half the neck it would look better.
Never was one who liked sweaters.
Антонио, спасибо тебе всю проделанную работу, было очень познавательно. Если бы не ты, то моя жизнь пошла бы совсем в другую сторону и мне обидно видеть, что ценителей твоего контент а так мало, ибо ты- золото. Можешь напомнить как можно получить монету твоего канала?
WTF? I'm watching a video about woodworking on Popular Woodworking channel. Why is the comment section for RMRS on this video??? RUclips?
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really not sure about this advice... have you seen what is currently being sold, and you dont even mention it. Oversize !!!
Everything is made to look bigger than it is.
I wear skinny/slim jeans with oversized hoodies and knitwear, and it looks great. And i wear lighter blue washed denim with any colour tops and it works, so i dont agree with colour choices of denim either.
Turtlenecks??!!? Roll necks.... ummmmm dont really see anyone wear those anymore.
If you insist that it is important that you know how to match a sweater and jeans, you need to surrender your man card - NOW.
A turtleneck with a dress jacket and jeans has garnered me massive compliments and positive attention from some very very sexy ladies