I like these types of videos. Makes you guys, Preston and Raphael, much more human. They weren't born with knowledge of style like none of us. It is just something we like and a passion in our lives.
I have always felt my years of wearing low quality products has left me with an appreciation for things that have better value and make me feel better.
Hello, Preston. A dermatologist on RUclips said the time to put on antiperspirant is at night to give it time to seep into the glands. Putting it on in the morning can cause it to be prematurely wiped off before it has a chance to work. I hope this helps.
Your teenage attempts at style were still wins. The fact that you even wanted to be put together is wonderful and the garments weren't fails either! 🤗🤗🤗
I love Preston! He is the absolute best. Eloquent words like Leonard Cohen, styles near as sharp as Django Reinhardt. A timeless look with an old soul mindfulness. Preston is a class act.
Mihai Konta Honestly they don’t look bad on their own, it’s just that their clothes to me comfortable in and naturally people won’t go crazy about styling them.
Dear Preston, concerning the shirts I would like to advise you not to get rid of all the oversized ones (if you plan to do so). We have to bear in mind that most men get a bit more sturdy in the second half of their 20s or at the beginning of their 30s. Sometimes you can estimate the changes of your body when you look at the development of older family members that have your bodytype. So if you want to save your investment, single out those shirts which might fit later and store them away savely. In my early 20s, I bought a lot of extra slim fit shirts which I had to replace sucessively after becoming 25. Fortunately I was able to sell the smaler ones at a resonable price. On the one hand, that gave me the oportunity to optimize fit and style, on the other hand it was a big investment.
i wear mostly street fashion and urban wear but i learn alot from this channel and try to incorporate things here and there to elevate my style even more so keep teaching me!
I too suffer from hyperhidrosis and found that wearing a thin padded undershirt has extended the life of my shirts from a few months to a few years! They are a great option and pretty cheap on amazon but avoid extra thick padding, as it is of lower quality. Best thing about it is the boost in confidence when you take the jacket off and there are no stains on your nice shirt. Keep up the great work
This was a great video. I really appreciate Preston being so honest about his sartorial journey. It takes a lot of courage to be so honest regarding his missteps and to share them with the world. Great job, keep up the good work.
My son was in band starting in 6th grade. The required tuxedo dress for each concert was a great experience (aside from the musical experience and the performance experience). Despite being extremely shy, he was able to excel in music and to present himself well from then on. Now he teaches band and performs when he gets the opportunity.
Have you tried undershirts? Cotton for starter. Then there is wool. Wool absorbs every well. Ultrafine wool jersey undershirts found at Rambler’s way. A US company. Husband switched to that for summer and he actually feels cool. Wool wicks and evaporates. No smells. Just do not wear chemicals underarms as those deteriorate the natural fiber. I am a pro handspinner so use wool a lot.
Thank you Preston and everyone at Gentlemen's Gazette. I also have a sweat issue. I've learned sooo much in the last month since I discovered your channel. I put a video on then, end up watching 10 videos 😆. Thank you again gentlemen. You're very much appreciated.
I find that clinical antiperspirants work for me. I use them at night at a time when I'm not sweating. Also if I'm using aluminium deodorants, I wear an undershirt so that I don't have to deal with yellow stains on my white dress shirt.
That was a great wrap up. Particularly appreciated your experience of the hair and perspiration products. Totally relating to your online shopping disappointing moments. I’m amazed when I think about my own disappointments how I would go back in and make another order, forgetting reality in favour of an attractive price or photo. Always learning.
My favourite pair of shoes are a pair of light beige Penny loafers from British Passport. I’ve had them since 2015, and the thing I notice about them is that over time, they have actually become almost fortified, rather than worn. I take good care of them, treat and polish them, and never wear them in wet weather. But both the shoes themselves and the leather sole, have become more robust over time. And I can’t stress enough the Blundstone line for a work or casual boot. They’re as warm as a winter boot, but still suit 3 seasons (I’d avoid them in the summer). They’re also waterproof. They can be worn with a wide range of outfits, and they’re very comfortable for even long walks.
There is a helpful addition to your dressing, called undergargarment shields. They can be stuck onto your undergargarments and absorb sweat to keep your shirts dry. You could also try wearing natural fibers, they usually breathe better from my experience. Thank you for talking about quality in shoes and the toxins in mens toiletry products.
You need to upgrade from Old Spice deodorant! I love Schmidt’s brand, specifically the Charcoal and Magnesium one. They sell it at a lot of Targets but it is more natural and works way better than most “natural” deodorants I’ve tried.
Another hyperhydrosis sufferer here, but mine is limited to hands and feet and it runs in the family. I sweat under the arms, but it's a normal amount. Anti-perspirant is the work of the devil and used to make my armpits itch like crazy. It also ruined a few items of clothing. I now use deodorant and it's surprising how hard it is to find now. I can only get Old Spice in the shops.
Marko Dabrowski Thanks, I'll look out for it. The smell of Old Spice is an acquired taste! I know it wears off but I'm getting sick of the smell of it when first applied. I know there's probably much more choice online, but it's nice to be able to just pick up this kind of thing in a supermarket along with shaving lotion and face wash etc.
preston!!! i too sweat quite a lot under my arms. but last year, i tried out the thompson tee, and it changed everything. don't worry, this is not a product advertisement and i'm not getting paid anything by them for this message. their undershirts are made from a specially thick fabric under the arm pits that literally blocks any sweat coming through. i've been using them for close to a year now and it's worked wonders. i don't use anto-perspirants any longer, and i don't have yellow pit stains either. please check them out and even consider giving them a try. i think you'll like them a lot.
I'd like to point somethings from this vídeo: I hve decreased a lot my usage of deodorants and feel much better; sure the quarentine plays a big part on that, but even prior I was already actively thinking and working in using less and less, specially after noticing that some of my shirts were ruinned in the armpits. You look nice in that black hat, a bit too formal, sure, but it gives you a classic detective look which I find awesome!
Preston, I think for your condition you might wanna try wearing a Thompson tee undershirt. I heard they have some special system to stop sweating, but I've never tested them though. Just a suggestion.
I switched to Dr. Squatch after learning about the potentially harmful stuff. Since then, I've been weary about not only soap, but also food. Especially carb heavy stuff.
Knowledge is power when it comes to your health. Many of my family members have had cancer so I am cautious of ingredients. Many cheap soaps shampoos conditioner etc have cancer causing ingredients
I'm not sure why people haven't figured out that there are things you just don't buy online. Clothes being chief among them. I mean, at least if you're wanting a good fit, etc.
For my money, the 2 most reliable underarm deodorants are: - A) shaved, freshly moisturized armpits; - B) natural, breathing fabrics. Never had a notable smell issue since adopting that combo. I'll still use mild deodorant every now and then, but it almost feels like a belt + suspenders kind of precaution. When I do get a little sweaty (typically hot weather, or wearing layers in crowded public transportation,) I actually favour carrying a small pack of disposable wet wipes.
Other than the grey suit, you can alter items with a basic sewing machine. Taking time to look at clothes you already have that fit well is your template for alterations. A really big plus is making things on the fly. New apartment, *BOOM*, make curtains or throw pillows. It's also very renaissance man
Very selfless disclosure Preston, sweat is an interesting problem, I don't perspire excessively from say my arm pits but I only have to look at a tennis racket and all bets are off, I perspire from everywhere think dew on a cold surface, face, chest, back legs, everywhere. All I can do is manage exposure when suited up and stop caring when doing yard work. Here in Australia an undershirt is not an option so just have to move slow and seek shade. 😂🤣😂
On the anti perspirant part, I decided to drop it a couple months ago since I was still sweating through it AND was getting my clothes stained, and even through I got a sweat blocking undershirt that prevented the stains, it was still a problem So after going to a dermathologist she recomended an antisweat product instead and it worked wonders, and while still having aluminium it actually helped AND didn't leave any stains.
Hey man, the Thompson tee is the best product ever. Might seem expensive, but once you try it, I feel that I would pay double for the confidence it provides.
I love the part of the shampoo and deoderant part. I am not sweaty usually, but after taking medicines, I do sweat a little more. I am going to try some of your tips. Especially regarding conditioner instead of shampoo every day. I do got dry skin, so hopefully it helps 🤞🏻
This channel has taught me so much, and I've only watched two videos so far. Ha! I might have to replace my old concert tees with some more classy attire.
I just got my first suit and dress shoes. I’m pretty happy with the suit but still battling with my self-criticism on it. I can’t complain at all on the shoes though, I got the Allen Edmonds Fifth Avenue in black. I think the suit jacket is just a hair too tight in the midsection and in the sleeve diameter, and the sleeve pitch might be off for me. The button doesnt quite pull, but gives a slight line on one side when standing (slight enough it could likely be corrected with a shift of the button) and the sleeves just wrinkle a bit more than I would like. I feel like I’ve started in a good direction though, and can’t wait to explore more styles and get another jacket some day, and hopefully improve each time over.
74-dark jeans, sport jackets, button down shirts, boots and shoes from Thursday Boots,pocket squares, vests with pocket watches, Creed parfum and excellent hygiene. Trips to the dentist every 4 months, good diet and light exercise. The only thing on this list I splurge on is the Creed. Thursday’s has ‘seconds’ for sale that are excellent. I get my jackets at Kohl’s and Macy’s. No need for ultra expensive items. After all, how much time do I have left.
in here are 40degree temperatures, cant imagine wearing anything that u put on and not die of sweat... i m sweating af with flip flops and shorts and tshirt alrdy (no underwaer)
Also, the heels on your shoes can be repaired. The toplifts are virtually never sown on, not on GYW shoes. Not even AE 360 GYW. They're glued and sometimes nailed on top of the sole.
I moved to the US 10 years ago, and ever since ive struggled to find mens wear at a lower price point. I used to get staples in reasonable quality, then with some upgraded items mixed in. Ive been too busy working to have time to find proper stores. Either it was far too expensive, $2,500 for basic suit a j.o.banks, or far too low quality, walmart, sears etc. What is a good lower-mid range mens store, that is not too low quality, where one can get some basic items, while still not look like bottom of the barrel?
Dear Preston, I am a Thoracic Surgeon in Brazil. Hyperhidrosis is a cumbersome condition, but there are many ways to treat it. The most common are: 1 - Botox injections in the axillae 2 - A procedure called thoracic sympathectomy. Both have pros and cons, but are very good. You should consult with a Thoracic Surgeon or a Dermatologist. It will improve your quality of life!! And your shirts too!!! Best Regards
I know you don't like antiperspirant. I sweat a lot as well. I have hyperhidrosis too. I found sweatblock wipes and antiperspirant. Both work great. However, there is aluminum in the products.
Hey Preston, why don't you have your shirts tailored? It would be pretty easy to do. Also, if you learn how to do it yourself, you'll see it's easy and not so long to do, and cheap.
My first suit is a three piece indego with contrasting polyester shawl lapels in grey. The jacket is a single button and the cut is a little too deep so it doesn't look too good without a vest. The fabric also felt very cheap, it's almost plasticy and have a weird pattern. To be fair I wanted to wear it for a wedding when I was merely 14 years old and had very little knowledge on suits as a whole. I do use the waistcoat and trousers occasionally but the jacket is practically impossible to be worn as a suit seperate
A tip to improve how your pants look on your build if you don't want to slim down is to get your pants pressed. It allows for clean lines and a less baddy look even on fuller cuts. This advice goes even for your other pants, I think it'll look better on you. 🙂
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I like these types of videos. Makes you guys, Preston and Raphael, much more human. They weren't born with knowledge of style like none of us. It is just something we like and a passion in our lives.
So true. And preston, even yr bad items look ok on you! Dont beat yrself down
You have once again blessed us with your great writing skills.
@@johanjohansen7572 I guess I have, Greve. I guess I have. Aldo, anyone can write a nice comment. You should always think before you writte. Cheers!
I have always felt my years of wearing low quality products has left me with an appreciation for things that have better value and make me feel better.
Preston is the quintessential eccentric. You just cant help but like him. Raphael found a gem here
Not really lol
@@kWb02 wow... super unhelpful and unnecessary.
@@Pepingco Ty
@@Pepingco A different opinion? How dare he! 😠
Hello, Preston. A dermatologist on RUclips said the time to put on antiperspirant is at night to give it time to seep into the glands. Putting it on in the morning can cause it to be prematurely wiped off before it has a chance to work. I hope this helps.
This is good information thank you
Your teenage attempts at style were still wins. The fact that you even wanted to be put together is wonderful and the garments weren't fails either! 🤗🤗🤗
Someone taught me years ago, quality remains long after the price is forgotten
This video will develop a nice patina over time
Clever comment
Very clever
As a leatherworker I fully appreciate this comment. Bravo 👏
I love Preston! He is the absolute best. Eloquent words like Leonard Cohen, styles near as sharp as Django Reinhardt. A timeless look with an old soul mindfulness. Preston is a class act.
Should have done an April fools video where you talk about how to style baggy sweatpants and oversized hoodie
Jack The Boss I would’ve loved to see that
Omg that would have been great
If worn the right way even these items can look good
Mihai Konta Honestly they don’t look bad on their own, it’s just that their clothes to me comfortable in and naturally people won’t go crazy about styling them.
Yesssss
High school Preston: Peter Parker
Adult Preston: Clark Kent
Childhood Preston - Harry Potter
More like pink guy
So you're saying he's Superman's intentionally geeky alter ego?
Without glasses he'll look like Patrick Bateman
10:32 : *“Where’s my stapler?”*
Next time: ten items Kyle regretted purchasing, so we can make a playlist.
Yeah, Kyle is awesome and a very relaxed person. He is pretty cool.
We also need a Kyle's version of "Top 10 things I get the most compliments on."
@@kaurikopperoinen7099 yeah, I think it's going to be him being himself.
Kyle is a gentleman with no regrets.
It is here.
Dear Preston, concerning the shirts I would like to advise you not to get rid of all the oversized ones (if you plan to do so). We have to bear in mind that most men get a bit more sturdy in the second half of their 20s or at the beginning of their 30s. Sometimes you can estimate the changes of your body when you look at the development of older family members that have your bodytype. So if you want to save your investment, single out those shirts which might fit later and store them away savely. In my early 20s, I bought a lot of extra slim fit shirts which I had to replace sucessively after becoming 25. Fortunately I was able to sell the smaler ones at a resonable price. On the one hand, that gave me the oportunity to optimize fit and style, on the other hand it was a big investment.
i wear mostly street fashion and urban wear but i learn alot from this channel and try to incorporate things here and there to elevate my style even more so keep teaching me!
Honestly and humility that is nearly nonexistent during current times of photoshop and Instagram. I salute you, sir.
Hey Preston, I use the Dr Squach stuff. Say what you want about it but they are organically made and it works well for me.
Thank you, Preston. These videos are important and quite enjoyable.
Raphael's green coat will always remain a treasure for generations to come, a hidden emerald inside a closet of luxury
I too suffer from hyperhidrosis and found that wearing a thin padded undershirt has extended the life of my shirts from a few months to a few years! They are a great option and pretty cheap on amazon but avoid extra thick padding, as it is of lower quality. Best thing about it is the boost in confidence when you take the jacket off and there are no stains on your nice shirt. Keep up the great work
This was a great video. I really appreciate Preston being so honest about his sartorial journey. It takes a lot of courage to be so honest regarding his missteps and to share them with the world. Great job, keep up the good work.
The colors of the suit, shirt and tie are rather pleasing to my eye. Especially with the lapel flower
My son was in band starting in 6th grade. The required tuxedo dress for each concert was a great experience (aside from the musical experience and the performance experience). Despite being extremely shy, he was able to excel in music and to present himself well from then on. Now he teaches band and performs when he gets the opportunity.
Have you tried undershirts? Cotton for starter. Then there is wool. Wool absorbs every well. Ultrafine wool jersey undershirts found at Rambler’s way. A US company. Husband switched to that for summer and he actually feels cool. Wool wicks and evaporates. No smells. Just do not wear chemicals underarms as those deteriorate the natural fiber. I am a pro handspinner so use wool a lot.
Totally agree with undershirt use. I never go out without one because of sweat and chafing issues.
I love both of these! Now Kyle needs his own.
I am still impressed with how much you have improved with your on camera speaking. Great video.
Thank you Preston and everyone at Gentlemen's Gazette. I also have a sweat issue. I've learned sooo much in the last month since I discovered your channel. I put a video on then, end up watching 10 videos 😆. Thank you again gentlemen. You're very much appreciated.
it is one of the best videos on the channel, it so touching to the people and honest.
I find that clinical antiperspirants work for me. I use them at night at a time when I'm not sweating.
Also if I'm using aluminium deodorants, I wear an undershirt so that I don't have to deal with yellow stains on my white dress shirt.
It be cool to see a video on tailoring the ill fitting suit into something that’s acceptable!
I enjoy Trenton & Heath who are a cobbling family and often tear apart cheaper shoes and have great suggestions for repairable shoes.
Marc A. Mercier
I as well, they're the real deal.
Love those guys! Really interesting videos; I’ve learned so much.
I love those guys too! I enjoy watching them. Its nice to see guys who know how to keep good shoes in use!
You and Raphael do a great job, I'm loving both your content.
That was a great wrap up. Particularly appreciated your experience of the hair and perspiration products. Totally relating to your online shopping disappointing moments. I’m amazed when I think about my own disappointments how I would go back in and make another order, forgetting reality in favour of an attractive price or photo. Always learning.
In high school I don’t think I had a single garment that fit correctly. I was in my thirties by the time I realized everything I owned was too big.
One word as a compliment: honesty. Thanks for the journey 😉
I've found that using antiperspirant before I go to bed then deodorant in the morning after I shower tends to work well.
My favourite pair of shoes are a pair of light beige Penny loafers from British Passport. I’ve had them since 2015, and the thing I notice about them is that over time, they have actually become almost fortified, rather than worn. I take good care of them, treat and polish them, and never wear them in wet weather. But both the shoes themselves and the leather sole, have become more robust over time.
And I can’t stress enough the Blundstone line for a work or casual boot. They’re as warm as a winter boot, but still suit 3 seasons (I’d avoid them in the summer). They’re also waterproof. They can be worn with a wide range of outfits, and they’re very comfortable for even long walks.
You were great on The Waltons
I still buy pre-tied bow ties if I like it. Just make sure it’s the style that can be untied and then pinch the clasp with piers 👍🏿✅🧠
I really enjoyed Preston's commentary; the personal anecdotes made it all enjoyably humorous.
I love that you don't regret all these learning experiences
There is a helpful addition to your dressing, called undergargarment shields. They can be stuck onto your undergargarments and absorb sweat to keep your shirts dry. You could also try wearing natural fibers, they usually breathe better from my experience. Thank you for talking about quality in shoes and the toxins in mens toiletry products.
That black hat actually looks great on you Preston, you'd just have to keep the rest of your outfit similarly dark and understated
You need to upgrade from Old Spice deodorant! I love Schmidt’s brand, specifically the Charcoal and Magnesium one. They sell it at a lot of Targets but it is more natural and works way better than most “natural” deodorants I’ve tried.
You should try a prescription antiperspirant like Drysol. Very very effective, but can irritate sensitive skin.
Another hyperhydrosis sufferer here, but mine is limited to hands and feet and it runs in the family. I sweat under the arms, but it's a normal amount. Anti-perspirant is the work of the devil and used to make my armpits itch like crazy. It also ruined a few items of clothing. I now use deodorant and it's surprising how hard it is to find now. I can only get Old Spice in the shops.
I agree. Finding deodorant is practically a treasure hunt now. If you can find it I find Dove deodorant works rather well
Marko Dabrowski Thanks, I'll look out for it. The smell of Old Spice is an acquired taste! I know it wears off but I'm getting sick of the smell of it when first applied.
I know there's probably much more choice online, but it's nice to be able to just pick up this kind of thing in a supermarket along with shaving lotion and face wash etc.
preston!!! i too sweat quite a lot under my arms. but last year, i tried out the thompson tee, and it changed everything. don't worry, this is not a product advertisement and i'm not getting paid anything by them for this message. their undershirts are made from a specially thick fabric under the arm pits that literally blocks any sweat coming through. i've been using them for close to a year now and it's worked wonders. i don't use anto-perspirants any longer, and i don't have yellow pit stains either. please check them out and even consider giving them a try. i think you'll like them a lot.
I'd like to point somethings from this vídeo:
I hve decreased a lot my usage of deodorants and feel much better; sure the quarentine plays a big part on that, but even prior I was already actively thinking and working in using less and less, specially after noticing that some of my shirts were ruinned in the armpits.
You look nice in that black hat, a bit too formal, sure, but it gives you a classic detective look which I find awesome!
Preston, I think for your condition you might wanna try wearing a Thompson tee undershirt. I heard they have some special system to stop sweating, but I've never tested them though. Just a suggestion.
I switched to Dr. Squatch after learning about the potentially harmful stuff. Since then, I've been weary about not only soap, but also food. Especially carb heavy stuff.
Knowledge is power when it comes to your health. Many of my family members have had cancer so I am cautious of ingredients. Many cheap soaps shampoos conditioner etc have cancer causing ingredients
I'm not sure why people haven't figured out that there are things you just don't buy online. Clothes being chief among them. I mean, at least if you're wanting a good fit, etc.
For my money, the 2 most reliable underarm deodorants are:
- A) shaved, freshly moisturized armpits;
- B) natural, breathing fabrics.
Never had a notable smell issue since adopting that combo. I'll still use mild deodorant every now and then, but it almost feels like a belt + suspenders kind of precaution. When I do get a little sweaty (typically hot weather, or wearing layers in crowded public transportation,) I actually favour carrying a small pack of disposable wet wipes.
Other than the grey suit, you can alter items with a basic sewing machine. Taking time to look at clothes you already have that fit well is your template for alterations. A really big plus is making things on the fly. New apartment, *BOOM*, make curtains or throw pillows. It's also very renaissance man
Wow I'm binge watching all these GG videos. Good stuff.
Use driclor for sweat problems. Ive had the same issue and have had success with it.
That gray suit looks like something out of a Talking Heads video!
This is such an endearing story because we have all been there.
Very selfless disclosure Preston, sweat is an interesting problem, I don't perspire excessively from say my arm pits but I only have to look at a tennis racket and all bets are off, I perspire from everywhere think dew on a cold surface, face, chest, back legs, everywhere. All I can do is manage exposure when suited up and stop caring when doing yard work. Here in Australia an undershirt is not an option so just have to move slow and seek shade. 😂🤣😂
as a skinny guy, i feel your pain with shirts always too baggy on me too
On the anti perspirant part, I decided to drop it a couple months ago since I was still sweating through it AND was getting my clothes stained, and even through I got a sweat blocking undershirt that prevented the stains, it was still a problem
So after going to a dermathologist she recomended an antisweat product instead and it worked wonders, and while still having aluminium it actually helped AND didn't leave any stains.
Ayyy Preston is in the house!!!! Have a good day my friend!!
Great video. Where will you go to replace your Charles Tyrwhitt shirts? Proper Cloth, My Tailor, Eton?
Hey man, the Thompson tee is the best product ever. Might seem expensive, but once you try it, I feel that I would pay double for the confidence it provides.
I love the part of the shampoo and deoderant part. I am not sweaty usually, but after taking medicines, I do sweat a little more. I am going to try some of your tips. Especially regarding conditioner instead of shampoo every day. I do got dry skin, so hopefully it helps 🤞🏻
This channel has taught me so much, and I've only watched two videos so far. Ha! I might have to replace my old concert tees with some more classy attire.
I just got my first suit and dress shoes. I’m pretty happy with the suit but still battling with my self-criticism on it. I can’t complain at all on the shoes though, I got the Allen Edmonds Fifth Avenue in black. I think the suit jacket is just a hair too tight in the midsection and in the sleeve diameter, and the sleeve pitch might be off for me. The button doesnt quite pull, but gives a slight line on one side when standing (slight enough it could likely be corrected with a shift of the button) and the sleeves just wrinkle a bit more than I would like. I feel like I’ve started in a good direction though, and can’t wait to explore more styles and get another jacket some day, and hopefully improve each time over.
Preston is a NATIONAL TREASURE!
74-dark jeans, sport jackets, button down shirts, boots and shoes from Thursday Boots,pocket squares, vests with pocket watches, Creed parfum and excellent hygiene. Trips to the dentist every 4 months, good diet and light exercise. The only thing on this list I splurge on is the Creed. Thursday’s has ‘seconds’ for sale that are excellent. I get my jackets at Kohl’s and Macy’s. No need for ultra expensive items. After all, how much time do I have left.
Great video! We all learn from trial and error. We also evolve!
Lovely and personalised message from today's video. We've all made mistakes in the past - normally much worse than Preston's!
There is always time for even worse ones haha.
I think i'm starting to like Preston Videos more and more.
Thank You, Preston! You are my Prince Charming!
in here are 40degree temperatures, cant imagine wearing anything that u put on and not die of sweat... i m sweating af with flip flops and shorts and tshirt alrdy (no underwaer)
I enjoyed the storytelling around the black suit. I a way we are sharing that story.
There is more information in your videos than any PhD degree...and I LOVE IT!
Oh, and btw, try Bally for dress shoes! High-quality stuff and they always have great sales in summer and around Christmas time!!!
Also, the heels on your shoes can be repaired.
The toplifts are virtually never sown on, not on GYW shoes. Not even AE 360 GYW. They're glued and sometimes nailed on top of the sole.
Preston, you're so sharply dressed you're dangerous.
Hair looks good Preston. Sweating is good for you. It is detoxifying.
I moved to the US 10 years ago, and ever since ive struggled to find mens wear at a lower price point. I used to get staples in reasonable quality, then with some upgraded items mixed in. Ive been too busy working to have time to find proper stores. Either it was far too expensive, $2,500 for basic suit a j.o.banks, or far too low quality, walmart, sears etc. What is a good lower-mid range mens store, that is not too low quality, where one can get some basic items, while still not look like bottom of the barrel?
Not to mention aluminum is extremely neurotoxic. Good thing you discontinued that. Wonderful video. Really enjoyed it.
Preston, have you tried using a Alum rock ? It will keep you dry and keeps away bad smell.
Dear Preston,
I am a Thoracic Surgeon in Brazil. Hyperhidrosis is a cumbersome condition, but there are many ways to treat it.
The most common are:
1 - Botox injections in the axillae
2 - A procedure called thoracic sympathectomy.
Both have pros and cons, but are very good. You should consult with a Thoracic Surgeon or a Dermatologist. It will improve your quality of life!! And your shirts too!!! Best Regards
For the sweating, can I recommend dress shields.
Thanks for sharing Preston! Good video, it made me like you more to hear your evolution from a kid with good instincts to more polished cognoscenti.
Preston and Raphael always had a good format style. Please let's get away from that discussion and just continue learning from them....
I know you don't like antiperspirant. I sweat a lot as well. I have hyperhidrosis too. I found sweatblock wipes and antiperspirant. Both work great. However, there is aluminum in the products.
I just use body wash as shampoo and only usually use conditioner on my facial hair but I have a really short buzz cut.
Hello Guys, please make a video on home office attire as these zoom video conferances get out of hand!
Amazing video! Could you please make a special video/series dedicating to perfumes/fragrances?
Already started 😉 just use the search function
I use Head and Shoulders as a shaving cream when I'm in the shower. Works great for that.
I really love these videos! You guys do such a great job!!!
Preston, you're the man. Keep up the good work.
Hey Preston, why don't you have your shirts tailored? It would be pretty easy to do. Also, if you learn how to do it yourself, you'll see it's easy and not so long to do, and cheap.
I love Preston ♥️
My first suit is a three piece indego with contrasting polyester shawl lapels in grey. The jacket is a single button and the cut is a little too deep so it doesn't look too good without a vest. The fabric also felt very cheap, it's almost plasticy and have a weird pattern.
To be fair I wanted to wear it for a wedding when I was merely 14 years old and had very little knowledge on suits as a whole. I do use the waistcoat and trousers occasionally but the jacket is practically impossible to be worn as a suit seperate
Honestly sometimes you just need something to get by. If you can't afford a good suit you can't afford a good suit. Ect.
A tip to improve how your pants look on your build if you don't want to slim down is to get your pants pressed. It allows for clean lines and a less baddy look even on fuller cuts. This advice goes even for your other pants, I think it'll look better on you. 🙂
Preston, i really want to know more about Double Breasted Navy Blazer...i love it, pls tell when, how and where did u find it and buy?
Keeping it real. Learn so much more on what not to do.
I am now in a position where I can't afford to buy cheap clothes. Sometimes when you are a student and need things 'right now' you have to, though.
I live in Texas, try the Thai Stone for deodorant. Works well for anti-stink.
oh hey, I have a Country Gentleman fedora too! Mine is a little higher quality and is grey though.