@@Ash05771 oh yeah for sure, I'm betting that a decent suit (obviously more than $50) plus tailoring will cost less than a expensive suit that looks equivalently good, but the premise of the video is too hyperbolic to be accurate
I can’t emphasize enough the importance of a good tailor for a wardrobe. I’m 37 and have worn suits for far longer than I could afford a “nice and expensive one,” but I still needed it to look good. Here’s what I’ve learned: 1. Don’t buy a $50 suit. That’s probably *too* cheap, and you’ll pay for it once all is said and done. But that doesn’t mean you won’t be able to find a cheap suit that looks good and fits well. It’s worth putting in the effort to visit a lot of stores and see which of their off-the-rack suits fit best. 2. It’s worth spending the time to find a brand that fits you best before tailoring. The less tailoring you have to do, the better. 3. Be careful about buying a suit one size too big and then just tailoring it down. There are certain aspects of a suit (such as the upper chest on a jacket) that cannot be changed. I have personally made the mistake of buying a 44L (I’m a 42R) and found out the hard way that no matter how much tailoring is done, it’s never going to fit right. For years, I wore the cheap Macy’s suit. I think the whole two-piece was like than $125. I didn’t even have to do much tailoring. I have worn even cheaper H&M suits and learned that the juice just wasn’t worth the squeeze.
I should add, I am now fortunate enough that I can afford to have a lot of things tailored, and purchase bespoke and M2M suits. And arguably, they’re not “that” much better than the good-but-cheap approach I used for years. Im a goofy shape so tailoring has become a staple in the rest of my wardrobe overall.
Almost all your suits don't fit you properly, that's just being honest. You still look good regardless. You could look great though with a proper fitting suit.
Pants with a elastic waist band are way too casual for a suit, same with the patch pockets. I also recommend a Quarter Break or a half break because you want your ankles covered.
tightening the suit up to be form fitting doesn't make it look good, if anything it does the opposite. the ideal is to create a streamlined, balanced silhouette that looks both comfortable and well structured
It will cost ya $450 to make it a $500 suit or just buy a $500 suit the add $450 to tailer now ya have a 950 suit or just buy a 950 suit and pay 450 to make it a $1400 or….. well … ya get the idea
If you wanna look like you wear an expensive suit,just fucking buy and expensive suit ,and if you can't afford it ,don't fucking try to look like you can
A real good suit cost 800-2000... but the cheap stretchy fabric he's using sucks. Plus better to go with a fitit classic style over this overly modern feminine style that's slowly going out of style
@@luapoo how much to do all that, wouldn't it be better to spend a bit more on a suit then get it tailored? I mean you do all but its still a cheap suit.
@@spaceageMrT tailoring isn't as expensive as you'd think, also a lot of shops offer you to tailor your suit for free right after you buy it, in their shop. I don't get your point, if you buy cheap suit which doesn't fit like it should and you don't want to tailor it - stick to the sweats and hoodies
How to make your $50 suit cost $350
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No need to hate on him.
But you don’t pay $500 for the suit
@@Ash05771 oh yeah for sure, I'm betting that a decent suit (obviously more than $50) plus tailoring will cost less than a expensive suit that looks equivalently good, but the premise of the video is too hyperbolic to be accurate
I can’t emphasize enough the importance of a good tailor for a wardrobe. I’m 37 and have worn suits for far longer than I could afford a “nice and expensive one,” but I still needed it to look good. Here’s what I’ve learned:
1. Don’t buy a $50 suit. That’s probably *too* cheap, and you’ll pay for it once all is said and done. But that doesn’t mean you won’t be able to find a cheap suit that looks good and fits well. It’s worth putting in the effort to visit a lot of stores and see which of their off-the-rack suits fit best.
2. It’s worth spending the time to find a brand that fits you best before tailoring. The less tailoring you have to do, the better.
3. Be careful about buying a suit one size too big and then just tailoring it down. There are certain aspects of a suit (such as the upper chest on a jacket) that cannot be changed. I have personally made the mistake of buying a 44L (I’m a 42R) and found out the hard way that no matter how much tailoring is done, it’s never going to fit right.
For years, I wore the cheap Macy’s suit. I think the whole two-piece was like than $125. I didn’t even have to do much tailoring. I have worn even cheaper H&M suits and learned that the juice just wasn’t worth the squeeze.
I should add, I am now fortunate enough that I can afford to have a lot of things tailored, and purchase bespoke and M2M suits. And arguably, they’re not “that” much better than the good-but-cheap approach I used for years. Im a goofy shape so tailoring has become a staple in the rest of my wardrobe overall.
This trend of turning suit pants into high-waters that show your ankles is STOOOPID.
that’s why you wear socks and not loafers. other than that, make sure the pants are showing your ankles
Almost all your suits don't fit you properly, that's just being honest. You still look good regardless. You could look great though with a proper fitting suit.
The trousers are terribly short
The tailor costs more than the suit
Thank you for the Tips! Great Channel.
I once asked for the trousers to have no break and they wouldn’t let me “you have to have a break” they said. Crazy
No break = Highwaters
A $50 suit will never look like a $500 suit, they may have the same cut but the real difference is the fabric, you can't cheat that.
He said look, not feel, so he not wrong. Altough that probably will not happen again after 2 or 3 washes😂
Pants with a elastic waist band are way too casual for a suit, same with the patch pockets. I also recommend a Quarter Break or a half break because you want your ankles covered.
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Very noice women pants
Helps get into women's pants, actually
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tightening the suit up to be form fitting doesn't make it look good, if anything it does the opposite. the ideal is to create a streamlined, balanced silhouette that looks both comfortable and well structured
Trousers should cover your socks
It will cost ya $450 to make it a $500 suit or just buy a $500 suit the add $450 to tailer now ya have a 950 suit or just buy a 950 suit and pay 450 to make it a $1400 or….. well … ya get the idea
Can emphasize enough that you have to be in good physical shape
Tailoring a suit makes it resemble your physique more, so hit the gym
GYATT
Why does he have 🍰??
He’s a human?
I ain't gonna lie!
I didn't understand whatever you said! ( i don't understand any of these terms "hemmed" Break..) 😂
They call me Lucy 🎶
... But this is not a classic suit. It's more sporty. Practical advice nonetheless 🎉
Basically spend 500 dollar in a tailor 😂
To be honest, that jacket after tailored looked way too fit. Way way too fit. Before tailored looks better imo.
If you wanna look like you wear an expensive suit,just fucking buy and expensive suit ,and if you can't afford it ,don't fucking try to look like you can
Would 't this also codt you that other 450$?
Tailoring is not that expensive. Things like darting, hemming, and taking in the waist would get you another $40-50.
Do you guy's have a tailor?? 😅
Gyattttt
How to pay $500 to alter $50 suit
Easy, you adjust your camera.
Sorry but Just buy the correct size directly!!
Elastic waist band??? N
Nice butt man keep up the gym consistency
Thousand like on this video
A $50 suit is not feasible at all…
A real good suit cost 800-2000... but the cheap stretchy fabric he's using sucks. Plus better to go with a fitit classic style over this overly modern feminine style that's slowly going out of style
How to make your 350$ suit look like a 50$ suit dress your shittiest clothes with it and lower color saturation in beginning of the video
shorten the sleeves??? tell me you're short without telling me you're short
That pyjama-like-material suit isn't worth working on. Unless you wanna wear it at home
I prefer the look of the $50
gyaaaaaaaaaaat!!!!
Why are you buying women's pants?
ruined it with those hideous shoes
Draw strings on your trousers WTF! oh ok its from Shein .
Your shoulders always look kinda off
Or just get a suit that fits properly
Those are 2 different suits
It’s just an example of
Soooo just tailor it
Yes
A $50 suit will always look like a $50 suit to the trained eye.
Or buy the right size in the beginning 🤷🏽
Suits are meant to be tailored. When you buy any suit, first and right thing to do is to take it to the tailor.
@@luapoo how much to do all that, wouldn't it be better to spend a bit more on a suit then get it tailored? I mean you do all but its still a cheap suit.
@@spaceageMrT tailoring isn't as expensive as you'd think, also a lot of shops offer you to tailor your suit for free right after you buy it, in their shop. I don't get your point, if you buy cheap suit which doesn't fit like it should and you don't want to tailor it - stick to the sweats and hoodies