How to Build a Wardrobe : Buying Your First Suit(s)
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2018
- In this new episode of Sartorial Talks, Hugo discusses how he built his wardrobe, and gives a few tips about which suit(s) to buy first when starting a gentleman's wardrobe.
This guy is such a great orator, I can't get over how well-spoken and thoughtful he is. Another great video.
Those are some massive lapels
"Will last you a lifetime." Unless, you, like me, got rid of 10 suits when you got fat during covid after this video came out.
Hugo, you know why I like You? You have means to be a snob about your passion. Yet you speak to others as a friendly teacher, you don't sound judgemental. Your beautiful wife as well... You are welcoming into the sartorial lifestyle for others
Grey suit advice is like going gym for first time and full jacked trainer gives you 2kg dumbbells to start. You know its 100% true but you look at them and it feels bad.
I did exactly opposite. When I redid my wardrobe, my first suit was blue and second was gray. Then suits became an addiction ☹️
Life itself is formal, demanding an elegant, navy blue suit, for everyday wear, always.
I just came from Macy's and almost all the lapels on the suits, (particularly the gray suits) there seemed so narrow to me. I didn't like this skinniness appearance It hurt the suit because it gave the impression that the suit lacked substance. And now I"m home and this video popped up talking about exactly what I was just looking at. Thank you for covering that aspect, along with the rest of the great insight..
Dear Hugo, can you kindly advise the name of the music at the end please? Thank you
Mark Z. Needs to watch this
I'm 29 years old without a proper suit. I will get one as soon as possible. Thank you for your tips!
I think it's also important that when you get your first suit you ensure that it has a proper, high quality lining as well. 90% of suits have some sort of horrible polyester lining that makes you sweat and stink so it's not surprising that most men think (and fairly so) that a suit is something that is very uncomfortable to wear. Your first suit is going to be your most versatile one and thus very likely to be the suit you wear most of the time so it's paramount that you get a suit that is capable of breathing and wicking moisture away from you. I used to have a fused+polyester suit starting out and it made me miserable to wear it. Nowadays I have floating canvas suits w/ linings such as bemberg and they are a joy to wear.
I totally agree with your opening remarks, I started gaining keen interest in satorial elegance early last year and realized there was so much I didn't consider due to ignorance. Now I see so many things people don't see and I must admit it makes me look like a freak 😂. Thank you sir.
This is, in my opinion, the best series on men's style and manful-ness there is on youtube. It's just the knowledge you present - scores of bloggers basically say the same thing, it's the wisdom, philosophy and experience that the presenters bring to the table that no one else has. Thank you for your efforts.
Hugo, the spirtual approach by which you refer to life style and every subject you are talking about, is absolutely inspiring
I appreciate the information in this video presentation, Hugo. I'm just starting my sartorial style journey and already I see the difference from where I am in my wardrobe to where I want to be. Thank you!
I LOVE your shirt in this video. The combination you are wearing in this episode really stands out with the patterns on the suit, shirt and tie. And as always, the content and editing of this vodeo is priceless.
What a gentleman, what a charisma, what a know-how👍 great to be part of this channel and learn about elegance & style. Thank you🙏
Hugo, thank you for such a deep and insightful knowledge. More importantly, a huge thanks for opening this door of Sartorial eloquence to someone who has just expressed an immense interest in upgrading his entire wardrobe. Sure it wont be an overnight venture, but It's never too late to start something you are so passionate about. All the best!
Thank you sir. You are an exceptionally well informed gentleman. I was in the men's clothing industry over 20 years and look forward to your video's each week.