Not necessarily: suspenders are the best option here, but the important things is that the raise of the pants be high enough to cover the upper part of the pants. Now, those pants in the video are basically baseball pants, they're as tight as it gets, awful, the drape cut suit is the best option ALWAYS, hands down.
Modern waistcoats are too short. They should cover the belt. The jacket he wears on this video is too tight for him. Having said that. I always leave my jacket open on a 3 piece suit because I don’t want to hide the lovely waistcoat anyway. I also break any rules I want.
1. Never wear a suit with narrow lapels. 2. Do not wear shirts with a narrow collar; it should be located under the lapel of a jacket or under the collar of a vest. 3. Plain silk ties look cheap. P.S. This is just my opinion.
@@escalatorjourney3458 padded shoulders are part of the construction of a drape cut suit, it's elegant, in the other hand you have those Neapolitan jackets that are like thick shirts, I can't stand them.
@peivandryks5217 really? I guess tastes differ. I love a neapolitarian jacket cut. I'm doing power lifting and have quite broad shoulders, so those are the jackets I look best in, while padded shoulders never worked for me. But we can agree that the suit from the video ain't it
The suit doesn't fit correctly in the chest causing your lapels to gap when moving your arma. The lapels are far too narrow for your shoulder width. The buttoning point is far too high. The jacket is too short. You are wearing a belt with a waistcoat.
Decided to go out tonight in a three piece black suit with a wine colored silk tie and mirror shiny black shoes. I received so many compliments at the fine dining restaurant and bar. Wearing a dress suit is the best!
@sheevinopalpatino4782 I have charcoal gray suits also. And you're wrong. A black suit can be worn when going out to dinner or any dressy occasion. That's why I wear a colorful silk tie. Been to a funeral lately? Most dress like they're at a picnic.
@@user-pn8tm5eq3u I hope he didn't wear patent leather shoes, but well shined regular dress shoes. Patent leather doesn't go well with anything but black tie and white tie. Maybe also morning dress.
I don’t know about all that. I wear a belt with my vest. That’s just how I wear it. Also, I don’t like exposing my shirt sleeves with my jacket so it’s either even or the jacket goes a little bit past my shirt sleeves. Also, I button all the buttons on my vest Unless I sit down then I loosen the bottom button. Thanks for the video.
the belt with a waistcoat is a little unconfortable and they may look bumpy togather, but if you don't have suspenders or don't like them, its not a big deal.
@@sirTANKhunter no clip on. Have buttons sewed in to be pant waist, and find some button suspenders. It gives a much cleaner look. The belt sticks out and protrudes. Its a cool look as well when you want to loose the vest and jacket and just be casual.
If the waistcoat is not long enough to cover the belt, it is too short. I wear a belt under my waistcoat and I button up the bottom button too. Leaving it undone started to please a fat king, but he’s dead now so I wear my clothes to suit me. Besides, I think the undone last button looks untidy. I also button all the buttons on a double breasted blazer as it looks unsymmetrical otherwise and therefore untidy.
@@jazzman1626 No, that means your trousers are low rise which are not appropriate for 3 piece suit. Waistcoat is failing to cover it up because its the right length. And last button undone, it depends.
it used to be used but one of the kings of England was so fat he couldn't button the bottom button, so when the people saw him doing this they copied him and it kinda became a trend that stuck around
@@aaron4757That is just modern rule nonsense. Both options are acceptable. But it depends on the cut of the waistcoat. If the waistcoat has a high closing, then it will be visible even when the jacket is buttoned. But one may choose not to button the jacket if the waistcoat has a low closing. This is because the waistcoat wont be visible when the jacket is buttoned.
I understand the societal acceptance of all these rules. However, as an individual for whom a vest is basically everyday-wear, I can say there are several things that are really up to the discretion of the wearer. For example, I used to always button every button … even though I knew the rule. It just made more sense to me. Then, how about one not in this short? I never wear a tie with the top button of my shirt fastened. So fight me
@@Doodsnoods I do not really know. I suppose that despite the trend of leaving it undone, they have not really bothered removing the functionality altogether. It is a bit unclear, really.
@@Doodsnoods its just a fashion. however, you may find vintage jackets or sport coats that all buttons should be used. because of the cut, you can't use all buttons, they pwill look off and would be unconfortable.
@@fancyphantom8103 It actually is, there are rules to wearing these types of garments and the "high class", at least those who are particular with style, will notice these details. If you break these simple rules, it automatically tells people that you don't know what you're doing. I could explain why the bottom button shouldn't be buttoned, one of them being ease and comfort, but I think it would be a bit of a waste of time. It's all about details, and if you don't wanna follow them, then okay, that's fine you do you. Though it will get quite annoying having to fiddle two or three buttons every time you sit or stand up from sitting
This is more a video on general suit mistakes, not a three-piece in particular. I have worn a three-piece suit everyday for about ten years. First of all, it is always better to leave the coat unbuttoned for ease of movement and comfort, unless the coat is exceptionally well-cut or it is windy or cold Secondly, NEVER wear a belt with a three-piece suit, just ever. Braces or side adjusters (tabs) are what you use. Thirdly, the last button rule is dumb and needs to be abandoned. Americans insist on it because it is a British rule, where they often wear waistcoats with a SHOW button. If you have a shorter waistcoat, one without a show button, or are wearing a particular style, like the 1970s, you should button all of them, and undo the last one when you sit down.
Wearing that suit, “you also gotta talk fast like this sheeee. Like a roaring 20’s broadcaster: dateline, New York City, the stock market dropped 500 points today sheee!”
Looks to me like a kind of tweed or tweed lookalike. I'm tending towards lookalike because the fabric looks a lot finer than the tweeds I own. Obviously genuine tweeds come in a variety of fineness and weights as well, so I'm not certain.
That's probably the only thing that isnt optional in this video. You can button up both buttons on the jacket - but the bottom button on the waistcoat should always be undone.
@@joebees21 Actually the opposite. OP was right. All buttons done on the waistcoat with bottom one optional. On the jacket the bottom button is left undone.
On modern waistcoats, which all sit lower than classic ones, the unbuttoning of the bottom button i suppose to stop the waistcoat from getting all wonky and pushed up when the gentleman sits down. A properly fitted classic cut one though would not bring you in such situation.
I must say that there are some mistakes and faux paws… 1# wearing a waistcoat with a belt should be a crime! 2# showing 1 centimeter of cuff is not necessary! And it is only a modern fashion idea. 3# keeps my the bottom button of your waistcoat is unnecessary! It is a fashion of the 1920s… but as you can see this is not a 1920s waistcoat! This is my comment! It does not have to be followed it is just a little more information, because if you are going to post something online please make sure it is accurate!
Here's a thought, just wear a suit how you want to wear a suit, unless its something outrageous of course. These small differences of have a button undone or not, i hate to break it to people, 95% of people who see you don't care at all 🤣
what should i match the pocket square with then? see, I have a small schecket nevy blue 3 piece suit with a black weist coat and I have a peach coloured tie to go with it since my partner is going to be wearing a peach gown. what should be the colour of my shoes and pocketsquare? please help:)
Sir, please understand that people will be more receptive to your “rules” if you aren’t braking so many yourself. -your jacket is too tight (need more room in chest, button stance too high) -shirt collar not long enough -you’re wearing a silk tie with a tweed-ish suit. ……to name a few This is coming from someone in the custom menswear industry for years.
Wearing the lowest button open does not make sense. Everybody knows where it comes from: From a king whose belly was so big that he couldnt button that button. Why should I follow this when I dont have to? Me recommendation: Think for yourself before following stupid "traditions"
Yeah, dumbest "rule" we have these days. And do people not unbutton all buttons when indoors and sitting? Hell, I can't even remember the last time I sat down while wearing a jacket and not taking it off.
Not following the bottom-button-open rule makes one look amateurish and unknowledgeable, especially if other parts of the outfit are off too (like unpolished shoes, bad tie knot, etc.). Some people don’t care what others think, but others do. With so many photos being taken at events when suits are worn, it’s best to follow the traditional rule, silly or not.
The reason people leave the bottom button undone is because Edward the seventh was so fat he couldn't fit in his suit, so everybody copied him when he started having unbuttoned suits. I say that we should reject the monarchy ✊️
Always do up the bottom button on a suit. It was left undone out of deference to a monarch who was too fat to do his up. I mean, if you suvscribe to the idea of anyone being above you, then fine, I get it.
My rule as a master fitter is that you wear the sleeve just short enough that it doesn't break on the wrist. Beyond that, have it as short as you want, but with that rule, you are guaranteed no more than 1/3" of cuff. Another rule is that it should be half the amount of collar showing, which is fair because it keeps the coat from having too short a back when a man has a long neck.
Can I be honest? Leaving the last button unbuttoned on a suit jacket, and vest makes it look like the person wearing the jacket or vest is too fat to button it all the way and (this is just my opinion) it makes the jacket and vest look worse. If a jacket is properly tailored to the body, it should fit around your middle when buttoned (again just my opinion), or not have bottom buttons if they aren't intended to be used.
"Proper tailoring" is not a matter of personal opinion, though. Suits these days are tailored with those style rules in mind, so the lower button on a jacket is literally not supposed to be buttoned up, but instead a proper cut means a slight spreading out of the lower part of the suit starting from the upper/middle button. If you have this cut and close the lower button, it will pull and wrinkle and THEN it will look like the wearer is too bulky.
@@KomradeKrusher I have a suit jacket that fits best and looks best when the bottom button is buttoned. Honestly if the modern suit jackets are made to wear without using the bottom button, it shouldn't be there. This may be the autistic pragmatist in me, but it seems impractical to put something on there that has no functionality.
@@nvdawahyaifyThe bottom button is an option, but you are not supposed to button up both at the same time. Generally speaking, you unbutton your jacket when sitting and button one of them when standing. The waistcoat is always supposed to have the bottom button unfastened as well. This is a tradition that dates back to long before the 20th century.
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That jacket tight as hell bruh
#4: Waistcoast are worn with suspenders
Not necessarily: suspenders are the best option here, but the important things is that the raise of the pants be high enough to cover the upper part of the pants. Now, those pants in the video are basically baseball pants, they're as tight as it gets, awful, the drape cut suit is the best option ALWAYS, hands down.
never wear a belt with a waistcoat, you wear suspenders or side ajusters
@@donmachete8486The purpose of the waistcoat is to create warmth and cover suspenders
@@Prio024 waistcoat is like 500 years old. Its purpose is most certainly not to fulfil nonsensical modern "rules".
Modern waistcoats are too short. They should cover the belt. The jacket he wears on this video is too tight for him. Having said that. I always leave my jacket open on a 3 piece suit because I don’t want to hide the lovely waistcoat anyway. I also break any rules I want.
@jazzman1626 the waistcoat aren't too short, the pants are
@@davorzdralo8000 when you realize how it was used in the 1900's because of no air conditioning
1. Never wear a suit with narrow lapels.
2. Do not wear shirts with a narrow collar; it should be located under the lapel of a jacket or under the collar of a vest.
3. Plain silk ties look cheap.
P.S. This is just my opinion.
You have a point. Besides those soulders need more padding, and, overall, a british drape cut suit is the right option.
I disagree with the padded shoulders, but yes these are really valid points
@@escalatorjourney3458 padded shoulders are part of the construction of a drape cut suit, it's elegant, in the other hand you have those Neapolitan jackets that are like thick shirts, I can't stand them.
@peivandryks5217 really? I guess tastes differ. I love a neapolitarian jacket cut. I'm doing power lifting and have quite broad shoulders, so those are the jackets I look best in, while padded shoulders never worked for me.
But we can agree that the suit from the video ain't it
And never wear a belt with a waistcoat .
Oops! I see a belt!
I also see skinny, almost non-existant lapels. Another no no
Cheap suit, horrible cut!
We need some suspenders
Dont need belt for a true fit Trousers.
It would help if the suit was cut appropriately to begin with. Something about it doesnt sit sartorially well with me. Perhaps its the tweed?
The buttoning point seems very high which gives it a very tight look.
@heycidskyja4668 it's ill-fitting and he looks rather like a stuffed sausage and it's not attractive at all
Jacket is too short, sleeves too skinny, lapels too slim
Shirt collar is too small
@@pieter8888 the shirt is fine. It's that suit that's a little wackadoodle
The suit doesn't fit correctly in the chest causing your lapels to gap when moving your arma. The lapels are far too narrow for your shoulder width. The buttoning point is far too high. The jacket is too short. You are wearing a belt with a waistcoat.
Decided to go out tonight in a three piece black suit with a wine colored silk tie and mirror shiny black shoes. I received so many compliments at the fine dining restaurant and bar. Wearing a dress suit is the best!
Black suits should only be worn at funerals or black tie and white tie. Get a charcoal grey suit or something.
@sheevinopalpatino4782 I have charcoal gray suits also. And you're wrong. A black suit can be worn when going out to dinner or any dressy occasion. That's why I wear a colorful silk tie. Been to a funeral lately? Most dress like they're at a picnic.
@@sheevinopalpatino4782 this is the most redditor comment I've seen. It is so confident yet completely insane and obviously wrong.
“Patent leather” is what the shoe material is called
@@user-pn8tm5eq3u I hope he didn't wear patent leather shoes, but well shined regular dress shoes. Patent leather doesn't go well with anything but black tie and white tie. Maybe also morning dress.
I don’t know about all that. I wear a belt with my vest. That’s just how I wear it. Also, I don’t like exposing my shirt sleeves with my jacket so it’s either even or the jacket goes a little bit past my shirt sleeves. Also, I button all the buttons on my vest Unless I sit down then I loosen the bottom button. Thanks for the video.
Yeah, I much rather the appearance of a fully buttoned vest.
the belt with a waistcoat is a little unconfortable and they may look bumpy togather, but if you don't have suspenders or don't like them, its not a big deal.
No belts with vests, always suspenders
Never tried suspenders before for a 3 piece. Any good brands/tips?
@@sirTANKhunter no clip on.
Have buttons sewed in to be pant waist, and find some button suspenders. It gives a much cleaner look. The belt sticks out and protrudes.
Its a cool look as well when you want to loose the vest and jacket and just be casual.
Or a Side Adjustors
@@sirTANKhunter A good start is suspenders from trendHim.
@@chefkdowgis it okay to wear suspenders on the outside of the vests?
That's one fine suit!
The button jacket is wayyy to high
The deal with vests is that it depends on how it's made. Generally you unbutton the last button, but like a 1920s styled vest that's not the case.
Edward the 7th unbuttoned his waistcoat button because he was large, since then people think its a rule of style
because it is
You forgot mentioning not to wear belt, because of the bulk under vest
I always wear a belt
A thin belt is ok but its better no belt at all
@@ErickStoner you should wear braces
and high rise trousters
If the waistcoat is not long enough to cover the belt, it is too short. I wear a belt under my waistcoat and I button up the bottom button too. Leaving it undone started to please a fat king, but he’s dead now so I wear my clothes to suit me. Besides, I think the undone last button looks untidy. I also button all the buttons on a double breasted blazer as it looks unsymmetrical otherwise and therefore untidy.
@@jazzman1626 No, that means your trousers are low rise which are not appropriate for 3 piece suit. Waistcoat is failing to cover it up because its the right length. And last button undone, it depends.
The jacket should remain completely unbuttoned when wearing a waistcoat
Agreed. I only wear three-piece suits, and I only button my coat when it is very windy or very cold.
It’s a choice preference
That is not conventional.
I dont know what your pointing at....a description would be great
I still not get why adding the last button if everyone recommends to not use it
it used to be used but one of the kings of England was so fat he couldn't button the bottom button, so when the people saw him doing this they copied him and it kinda became a trend that stuck around
Tip: never button the blazer when having a vest.
Why?
That is not at all correct.
@@moorshound3243to show off the vest
@@aaron4757That is just modern rule nonsense. Both options are acceptable. But it depends on the cut of the waistcoat. If the waistcoat has a high closing, then it will be visible even when the jacket is buttoned. But one may choose not to button the jacket if the waistcoat has a low closing. This is because the waistcoat wont be visible when the jacket is buttoned.
That is not true. Buttoning the jacket is fine with a vest.
I understand the societal acceptance of all these rules.
However, as an individual for whom a vest is basically everyday-wear, I can say there are several things that are really up to the discretion of the wearer.
For example, I used to always button every button … even though I knew the rule. It just made more sense to me.
Then, how about one not in this short? I never wear a tie with the top button of my shirt fastened.
So fight me
another few mistakes are those skinny lapels the shirt collar the skinny tie the belt and im assuming you have skinny cut trousers as well so that too
What was the 3rd point? Was it the amount of cuffs visible?
Correct. The cuff of the shirt should come just shy of thumbs base, and the jacket should expose around 2/3 of an inch of the shirt cuff.
Having stupidly short arms i always have a crappy looking cuff, one day i will buy made to measure suits & sort it out.
That’s what I do now. I got fed up with jacket sleeves fitted for gorillas.
So, i never understood, why have two buttons if youre only supposed to use one?
The other button is just for appearance.
@odehkhaled2472 then why make it functional?
@@Doodsnoods I do not really know. I suppose that despite the trend of leaving it undone, they have not really bothered removing the functionality altogether. It is a bit unclear, really.
@@Doodsnoods You can get one-button coats as well. Dinner jackets often have one button.
@@Doodsnoods its just a fashion. however, you may find vintage jackets or sport coats that all buttons should be used. because of the cut, you can't use all buttons, they pwill look off and would be unconfortable.
I paid for the damn buttons. I'll button em if I please.
money cant buy class or style
@@JSerrato289 If you think that class and style are tied whether or not a button is buttoned than you have a lot of growing up to do.
@@fancyphantom8103 It actually is, there are rules to wearing these types of garments and the "high class", at least those who are particular with style, will notice these details. If you break these simple rules, it automatically tells people that you don't know what you're doing. I could explain why the bottom button shouldn't be buttoned, one of them being ease and comfort, but I think it would be a bit of a waste of time. It's all about details, and if you don't wanna follow them, then okay, that's fine you do you.
Though it will get quite annoying having to fiddle two or three buttons every time you sit or stand up from sitting
@@JSerrato289🤓☝️
Nah bro there are some rules when wearing suits, if u disobey them then you’re just a straight up moron.
Lapels are quite thin
It’s a really tight suit. It doesn’t look right.
the facial expressions are so awesome
Just wear the way you feel comfortable, atleast for me.
Whats the third one??
Your shirt cuff should be slightly visible. It should not completely hidden in the sleeve of the coat/blazer/jacket.
@arnavgautam319 thnx
I think the first rule should be having a 3pc that’s fits you 😂
This is more a video on general suit mistakes, not a three-piece in particular.
I have worn a three-piece suit everyday for about ten years. First of all, it is always better to leave the coat unbuttoned for ease of movement and comfort, unless the coat is exceptionally well-cut or it is windy or cold
Secondly, NEVER wear a belt with a three-piece suit, just ever. Braces or side adjusters (tabs) are what you use.
Thirdly, the last button rule is dumb and needs to be abandoned. Americans insist on it because it is a British rule, where they often wear waistcoats with a SHOW button. If you have a shorter waistcoat, one without a show button, or are wearing a particular style, like the 1970s, you should button all of them, and undo the last one when you sit down.
Wearing that suit, “you also gotta talk fast like this sheeee. Like a roaring 20’s broadcaster: dateline, New York City, the stock market dropped 500 points today sheee!”
Next mistake: wearing a silk tie with a casual tweed fabric instead of a wool one
I've always wondered why they put the bottom buttons on suits if we're not supposed to use them🤔
That's an amazing suit
No, it Is terible suit.
What kind of fabric is this?
Looks to me like a kind of tweed or tweed lookalike. I'm tending towards lookalike because the fabric looks a lot finer than the tweeds I own. Obviously genuine tweeds come in a variety of fineness and weights as well, so I'm not certain.
Woolen.
Please what is the brand name
Please put the name of the passerby and the link to the suit with each video
That blue tie is a mistake. Dark Red would have worked better
With a waistcoat you do not do up any buttons on your jacket! Not a single one.
Belt? Gotta use suspenders. Nice suit though
what did he do with the sleeves?
Fabric name...?
Wool or a wool blend.
If you want to follow cliche rules, at least get them right. Top button is optional. Middle button is sometimes. Bottom is never.
Love the music
I thought it was optional to have the bottom button- connected or disconnected on the waistcoat? 😶
That's probably the only thing that isnt optional in this video. You can button up both buttons on the jacket - but the bottom button on the waistcoat should always be undone.
@@joebees21 Actually the opposite. OP was right. All buttons done on the waistcoat with bottom one optional. On the jacket the bottom button is left undone.
On modern waistcoats, which all sit lower than classic ones, the unbuttoning of the bottom button i suppose to stop the waistcoat from getting all wonky and pushed up when the gentleman sits down.
A properly fitted classic cut one though would not bring you in such situation.
@@muffemod Definitely not. Bottom button on waistcoat is always left undone.
Skinny labels and short jacket ...😢
Suits look better with every button buttoned.
What material is that suit made out of?
Wool or a wool blend.
Coat suit is small height
i mean, you are wearing a belt with a waistcoat, just add that as number 4
Wearing this suit would be a mistake 😭😭😭
What material are these suits made of?
Mostly wool.
tweed
The biggest mistake is wearing a belt instead of suspenders.
#4 don’t button jacket when you have a vest
Mode van colberts tegenwoordig zijn veel te kort. Net als de broeken. Het ziet er allemaal te heet gewassen uit.
I must say that there are some mistakes and faux paws…
1# wearing a waistcoat with a belt should be a crime!
2# showing 1 centimeter of cuff is not necessary! And it is only a modern fashion idea.
3# keeps my the bottom button of your waistcoat is unnecessary! It is a fashion of the 1920s… but as you can see this is not a 1920s waistcoat!
This is my comment! It does not have to be followed it is just a little more information, because if you are going to post something online please make sure it is accurate!
Belt color should match the shoes color 👍
Beautiful suit
Underrated
Why are the buttons there?
Note to self. Always keep the bottom button unbuttoned🙄
What the Hell is the point of the last button then?
4 mistakes. You’re wearing too short of a jacket
[what brand is that suit?]
What colour is this
Here's a thought, just wear a suit how you want to wear a suit, unless its something outrageous of course.
These small differences of have a button undone or not, i hate to break it to people, 95% of people who see you don't care at all 🤣
Size of those lapels is criminal..just…
Your suit is a waste of this beautiful fabric, traditional fabrics like these are supposed to be used for traditional cut garments!
5 piece + tie vest and belt
What was the third mistake?
That suit is at least 2 sizes too small
Is it okay to wear velt with 3 piece suit? Tell me guys how I should do it
what should i match the pocket square with
then?
see, I have a small schecket nevy blue 3 piece suit with a black weist coat and I have a peach coloured tie to go with it since my partner is going to be wearing a peach gown. what should be the colour of my shoes and pocketsquare? please help:)
dont match the pocket square to anything, its colors should complement something on the oufit. If in doubt wear an all white pocket square
Sir, please understand that people will be more receptive to your “rules” if you aren’t braking so many yourself.
-your jacket is too tight (need more room in chest, button stance too high)
-shirt collar not long enough
-you’re wearing a silk tie with a tweed-ish suit.
……to name a few
This is coming from someone in the custom menswear industry for years.
Wearing the lowest button open does not make sense. Everybody knows where it comes from: From a king whose belly was so big that he couldnt button that button. Why should I follow this when I dont have to? Me recommendation: Think for yourself before following stupid "traditions"
It is so you dont have to unbutton it when you sit down.
@@joebees21 Sorry but I also do not have this problem due to my meagre belly volume 😂 Wish you a great day!
Yeah, dumbest "rule" we have these days. And do people not unbutton all buttons when indoors and sitting? Hell, I can't even remember the last time I sat down while wearing a jacket and not taking it off.
@@cairoshuffler5916 I don't really need to do it either but it's just tradition I guess. Looks odd to me if it's buttoned up.
Not following the bottom-button-open rule makes one look amateurish and unknowledgeable, especially if other parts of the outfit are off too (like unpolished shoes, bad tie knot, etc.). Some people don’t care what others think, but others do. With so many photos being taken at events when suits are worn, it’s best to follow the traditional rule, silly or not.
Or just any suit? I was waiting for you to take your pants down and reveal that you should also leave one of the shirt’s buttons unbuttoned.
Easier to just get a jacket that fits you correctly
This whole suit is a mistake. Skinny lapels, button stance way too high creating an awkward look, much too tight, much too short.
jacket is cut too short!
The reason people leave the bottom button undone is because Edward the seventh was so fat he couldn't fit in his suit, so everybody copied him when he started having unbuttoned suits. I say that we should reject the monarchy ✊️
Может всё таки пиджак своего размера надеть?
The biggest one being that they never wear a 9 mm with it
jacket is too small also
Two button looks stupid, stunted. Get three button!
What the actual fuck?!
Ok grandad.
Two buttons don't look stupid 😂😂😂 grow up
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Always do up the bottom button on a suit. It was left undone out of deference to a monarch who was too fat to do his up.
I mean, if you suvscribe to the idea of anyone being above you, then fine, I get it.
Your belt shouldn't be showing with a waistcoat you should be wearing brace's 😅
Idk
I wouldn’t wana show that much sleeve
My rule as a master fitter is that you wear the sleeve just short enough that it doesn't break on the wrist. Beyond that, have it as short as you want, but with that rule, you are guaranteed no more than 1/3" of cuff. Another rule is that it should be half the amount of collar showing, which is fair because it keeps the coat from having too short a back when a man has a long neck.
That jacket might be a size too small, just saying
Suit is tight on you.start with that
Old rule went wear a vest dont wear are belt..use suspender or side adjuster pant..any way today ur can wear everything you like...bye2
Now do fit, collar, and tie
The entire wardrobe looks (not bespoke),if that’s a non-proper way of saying that
Why
It's funny if every body needs to unbotton the last botton why then put it there why not just remove it
1 button khol diya toh sab pagal samjhenge
Can I be honest? Leaving the last button unbuttoned on a suit jacket, and vest makes it look like the person wearing the jacket or vest is too fat to button it all the way and (this is just my opinion) it makes the jacket and vest look worse.
If a jacket is properly tailored to the body, it should fit around your middle when buttoned (again just my opinion), or not have bottom buttons if they aren't intended to be used.
"Proper tailoring" is not a matter of personal opinion, though. Suits these days are tailored with those style rules in mind, so the lower button on a jacket is literally not supposed to be buttoned up, but instead a proper cut means a slight spreading out of the lower part of the suit starting from the upper/middle button. If you have this cut and close the lower button, it will pull and wrinkle and THEN it will look like the wearer is too bulky.
@@KomradeKrusher I have a suit jacket that fits best and looks best when the bottom button is buttoned.
Honestly if the modern suit jackets are made to wear without using the bottom button, it shouldn't be there.
This may be the autistic pragmatist in me, but it seems impractical to put something on there that has no functionality.
@@nvdawahyaify this is not a "modern" thing. This goes back to at least the 1930s.
@@nvdawahyaifyThe bottom button is an option, but you are not supposed to button up both at the same time. Generally speaking, you unbutton your jacket when sitting and button one of them when standing.
The waistcoat is always supposed to have the bottom button unfastened as well. This is a tradition that dates back to long before the 20th century.
Lapels are too narrow, collar too small. Also, the unbuttoning of a waistcoat is not necessary. If you want to be pedantic about cloth lmao
I think your jacket is a bit tight around the waist!
And the chest.
Great