I love the touch of humor in your videos! For me the things I wish I bought earlier are good shoes and boots. Working in a casual environment it has always been just sneakers, but in the past year I started getting nice footwear and it has been a lot of fun. It has even inspired me to “dress up” the rest of my wardrobe.
I’ve been wanting attires that are tough enough for construction work but look as decent as at least business casual ever since I was in middle school 😂
Lighting: wish I had discovered sooner 40 Watt bulbs for table lamps instead of 100 Watt. Lower intensity lights create pools of light around table lamps rather than illuminating the entire room. Much cosier/intimate looking in the evening.
Sad thing about where I live. We have many spare the air days so we cannot do any wood burning. California doesn’t allow any “normal” things unfortunately
Everyone who can pick up a tool and use it needs a belt or something similar. I personally utilize bib overalls and a toolbelt as needed. The bib overalls are extremely comfortable and when made from good denim or duck cotton, are the right tool for manual jobs.
I too use Bourgeat pans, excellent quality. A tip - Bourgeat make excellent non-stick pans which are useful for some things. And once the non-stick coating wears off they become effectively cast iron pans that will last another two decades.
I have a friend who also has a love of clothing and a massive wardrobe but limited space so he bought one of those automated dry-cleaning conveyor deals to hang all of his clothes on since he had limited closet space but a very large laundry room / basement.
The bespoke shoes are a game-changer. I love mine. But, I've found that the more shoes you have made, the better it gets. As the shoemaker learns more about your feet - my fourth pair is so much better than the first pair!
The one thing i really wish I had bought sooner? Offset nuts and camelots. I'm glad you made a list of what YOU really do wish you had bought sooner and didn't seem to interject audience appeal too much into the list. Much more informative on far more levels this way. Thank you!
Carbon steel has a few major advantages: It's lighter, comes to temperature faster, and isn't as brittle as cast iron, so if the pan warps, it's more likely to be fixable. And unlike most modern cast iron, carbon steel pans usually come with a smooth surface.
I grew up in a house with a real fireplace. I miss it! So cozy in winter, and so much fun burning all of my school work page by page at the end of each school year, haha.
Watching this video is half learning about all these cool things I would like to invest in when the time (and money) comes, and half constantly hearing John Mulaney say "THIS IS THE HEIGHT OF LUXURY" on repeat in my head. 🤣💖
An open fire is great until you need to clean it out the next morning and set it for the following night :-) Point 23. Hire someone to clean out the fireplace ashes every day.
@@lisbetsoda4874 The 23rd thing he should get is a haircut that doesn't emphasize his ears and the unphotogenic shape of his head. Also, the camera is shooting up at him and this distorts what isn't distorted by the haircut.
also, house of antique hardware sells nice looking ones, i can not speak for the quality, but they atleast look like they are fairly good quality. they also have dimmer versions (from looking at it, the top button can rotate to allow the light to dim.
Those safari jackets are actually based on the M-51 Jackets used by the US military during the Korean War, which were replaced during Vietnam by the iconic M-65, even though the M-65 wasn’t as common as the Jungle Fatigues
Always been a Safari Jacket fan, even before I made the conscious choice effort to better my outward appearance about 12 years ago (Regular haircuts, trimmer physique, dressing better) A Safari Jacket was among the first purchases I made, perhaps after a pair of brown Chukka Boots and a Swiss made watch.
Peloton bikes are great for cardio but it's only a small part of keeping fit. For instance if one doesn't incorporate weight lifting/training you'll always be trying to lose weight or stay trim with the same size fuel burning "motor". Gaining muscle is a crucial part in overall physical fitness. If you have bigger muscles you will burn more calories not only at the gym but even when your simply moving throughout your day. Look up the fitness/weight loss pyramid , cardio is the least most important ingredient.
Your house looks sick!!! Proper cool👍👍👍 I thought the picture of the closet was yours, till you explained, if you end up with a closet like that, I'll be so jealous 😄😄😄😄
I mountain bike steep chunky single track with punishing uphills 2x a week, season pass snow skier, surf, etc. All of these require great cardio. I own a peloton. Peloton is awesome, would still buy it if it were 2x price. If you just buy it and think it will make you fit, nope. If you actually use it as a training tool you will find it allows extra workouts between sports and it has made all of them better, feel much stronger.
Lieber Sven Raphael Schneider, ich finde Ihr Haus absolut faszinierend! Vielleicht bin ich nicht der Einzige, der eine Haustour interessant fände. Viele Grüße aus Süddeutschland. Postskriptum: kennen Sie den Kanal „The 2nd Empire strikes back“? Der Betreiber des Kanals restauriert ein Haus in St. Louis zurück zu dem Stand als es erbaut wurde (~ spätes 19. Jahrhundert).
From England here! If you like Worcester sauce you should try Henderson’s Relish from Sheffield. A regional sauce like Worcester sauce but stronger and better 😉
You're right about good microphones - because I struggled with some of your earlier videos (I am old and a bit deaf: or deaf and a bit old); but - do stop that music, snare drum or whatever, in the background of your films, because it's a real nuisance if you have hearing issues; now and then, I hear the beat, see your lips move, but have to rely on lip reading to make any sense of what you're saying: and as you have an accent, this can be a bit of a fight. Incidentally, I'd love a closet for my clothes: I have a very old mahogany wardrobe, a fine piece of furniture, but it's full to capacity: and that's without a dinner suit, which I don't have any more because - no dinners! Or I'm not invited to them if they're taking place. Takes you right back to peer groups: I should join one - then: I can buy a new dinner suit!
Have you done a review of jeans? A program of when gentlemen wear jeans.. And when cowboy boots are the way to go. I was just looking at the Delta 68 jeans online. But think I'd prefer the boot cut vintage Lee or Levis. Have you never reached the point where you just had to have a Filson? And an old American Pendleton board shirt is the very finest and most comfortable garment a man can own. That northwestern wool just lays into the body like a second skin, feels like growing fur.
We certainly have - there's several videos on our channel about jeans, but to get you started, here's our review on the Levi 501s: www.gentlemansgazette.com/levis-jeans-review/?
i personally like hybrid fireplaces/stoves, i.e. fireplaces that can run on either wood or natural gas/propane. i also prefer free standing wood stoves over traditional fireplaces, mainly because they are more efficient, and i like the look better (also easier to put in to a house than a fireplace.)
What brand would you recommend for Shawl Collar Cardigans with patch pockets? Would love to find affordable ones that are Cotton or lighter Wool but most of the options I find use mostly Polyester. Excellent work as always gents!
@@matthewblainey4254 Thanks for your comment. Yes absolutely! The options I see are either mostly Polyester or has a baggy fit. Hopefully someone can recommend a decent brand as I stated. You are not an infidel. I'm sure you will find what your looking for as well. Best of luck!
While I know you have a solid grip on the upper crust of fashion, I appreciated the comment you made in this video about suits. "That if you like it and the material, then you hit the jackpot!" I think for the rest of us 95% or lower income scalers we enjoy this show because it teaches all things but just find your Ft Belvidere a bit steep. Trust me quality is not the issue but you could expand your segments on items like pinky rings and cufflinks if you offered them in stainless steel. Of course I probably am referring to mostly high buffed or chrome look. For example, like yourself, I love lapus which is one of the less expensive gemstones to enjoy. I had a jeweler make me a pinky ring for a very reasonable sum. Now don't touch the "Socks!!!" Leave that alone and the pocket squares are fine too. Talk to your business coach about "Economies of scale" and you will get on the track with this newer concept. Food for thought, thank you for listening. Rich
What about a Gentleman's attire while working in the yard or in the garage? I own a gentleman's coupe, and want to look the part while toiling and wrenching. Suggestions?
A true gentleman has a P Diddy style shrimping vessel but he doesn't eat citrus fruit on voyages because vitamin c is for peasants like tennis socks. :)
Can you upload an new video about rings for men? There is one already but it’s still hard to buy a good silver ring as a man. An source would be great. Also the gentleman gazette rings aren’t in the online store ..
for me its a quality pocket knife. if you have a knife with you, you will use it daily! i recommend investing 50-100€ in one. civivi or crkt are good starting brands
someone looked at quilted horse jackets and thought "that does look comfy"
I would love to see a roomtour of your house.
Greetings from Germany : )
Agreed would be rather nice greetings from your neighbors Denmark
I love the touch of humor in your videos!
For me the things I wish I bought earlier are good shoes and boots. Working in a casual environment it has always been just sneakers, but in the past year I started getting nice footwear and it has been a lot of fun. It has even inspired me to “dress up” the rest of my wardrobe.
Couldn’t agree more.
@@nickkosloff6146 Just sad it took me until 51 to stop dressing like a teenager :)
I’ve been wanting attires that are tough enough for construction work but look as decent as at least business casual ever since I was in middle school 😂
Absolutely love this type of content provides some insight into items I would have otherwise never known about.
This guy is talking about paying to commission a frigging mural. You sure you're missing out on that lol?
@@AB0BA_69 yes.
Lighting: wish I had discovered sooner 40 Watt bulbs for table lamps instead of 100 Watt. Lower intensity lights create pools of light around table lamps rather than illuminating the entire room. Much cosier/intimate looking in the evening.
Your shade is also important.
Even better if they are dimmable and smart!
The bonus is that they lower the electricity bill.
Sad thing about where I live. We have many spare the air days so we cannot do any wood burning. California doesn’t allow any “normal” things unfortunately
¡¡To love the classic style there is no age!!, I am 15 years old and I love Gentleman's Gazette🔥
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I am 12 and I am practicing to act, speak, and dress like a gentleman
Same man . Old school classic clothing or anything for that matter will never get forgotten
That toolbelt hasn't seen much work hahaha. Looks like fresh off the shelf Raphael! :D
2:33 you may think the suit is just a gag for the video, but fun fact: that's actually Raphael's workout attire!
thats one way to get a good sweat in.
Everyone who can pick up a tool and use it needs a belt or something similar. I personally utilize bib overalls and a toolbelt as needed. The bib overalls are extremely comfortable and when made from good denim or duck cotton, are the right tool for manual jobs.
Raphael, you have a tool belt, and the tools to go with (I hope); build out your own closet. The big box home improvement stores sell the kits.
I too use Bourgeat pans, excellent quality. A tip - Bourgeat make excellent non-stick pans which are useful for some things. And once the non-stick coating wears off they become effectively cast iron pans that will last another two decades.
I have a friend who also has a love of clothing and a massive wardrobe but limited space so he bought one of those automated dry-cleaning conveyor deals to hang all of his clothes on since he had limited closet space but a very large laundry room / basement.
The bespoke shoes are a game-changer. I love mine. But, I've found that the more shoes you have made, the better it gets. As the shoemaker learns more about your feet - my fourth pair is so much better than the first pair!
Pls do a house tour would like to see the whole thing
The one thing i really wish I had bought sooner? Offset nuts and camelots.
I'm glad you made a list of what YOU really do wish you had bought sooner and didn't seem to interject audience appeal too much into the list. Much more informative on far more levels this way. Thank you!
You're supposed to season cast-iron pans the same way, so I hear. Though I'm guessing carbon-steel is still better.
Yes, there is a reason restaurants use carbon steel pans, not cast iron.
@@gentlemansgazette If you season and oil cast iron, it is no more work to take care of. And seasoning it is easy. There are lots of videos on how to.
Carbon steel has a few major advantages: It's lighter, comes to temperature faster, and isn't as brittle as cast iron, so if the pan warps, it's more likely to be fixable. And unlike most modern cast iron, carbon steel pans usually come with a smooth surface.
I grew up in a house with a real fireplace. I miss it! So cozy in winter, and so much fun burning all of my school work page by page at the end of each school year, haha.
As an electrician I have to agree with the Caseta controls. They work with or without a bridge.
Watching this video is half learning about all these cool things I would like to invest in when the time (and money) comes, and half constantly hearing John Mulaney say "THIS IS THE HEIGHT OF LUXURY" on repeat in my head. 🤣💖
One of my favorite marinades, particularly with Venison but also great with steak, is 1/3 worchestire, 1/3 Soy Sauce and 1/3 pineapple juice
Try adding a little bit of oyster sauce too. You might thank me.
@@MedievalSolutions I’ve never actually heard of oyster sauce. I’ll see if I can find some though
Please do an episode on home decor I am currently working on a library and would love to hear from the experts
We have a few videos about home decor on the channel - here's one to get you started! www.gentlemansgazette.com/interior-design-classics/?
So glad I found this channel.
Really enjoy this videos.
Thank you for all the tips!
Man, his house though👀
that indirect lighting makes a huge difference. You should show a process on how to do it
An open fire is great until you need to clean it out the next morning and set it for the following night :-) Point 23. Hire someone to clean out the fireplace ashes every day.
Those safari jackets have nice big pockets to fit your nitro express rounds in them 😉
Hint: you're supposed to season cast iron the way you season carbon steel.
Video: *plays
Meanwhile me: *trying not to get distracted by Sven's new haircut
It's too short and makes his head egg shaped. I know he wants to look neat but it emphasizes his ears and egg shaped.
@@lisbetsoda4874 The 23rd thing he should get is a haircut that doesn't emphasize his ears and the unphotogenic shape of his head. Also, the camera is shooting up at him and this distorts what isn't distorted by the haircut.
He is balding badly
I personally went the other way with light switches in my house. Classic Accents sells vrry nice vintage-styled push button swithches.
also, house of antique hardware sells nice looking ones, i can not speak for the quality, but they atleast look like they are fairly good quality.
they also have dimmer versions (from looking at it, the top button can rotate to allow the light to dim.
Well, that gave me plenty food for thought.
Thanks to wonderful discerning gentlemen of the Gentleman's Gazette!
Looking forward to your closet makeover 👍
Holy cow congrats on the house!
Those safari jackets are actually based on the M-51 Jackets used by the US military during the Korean War, which were replaced during Vietnam by the iconic M-65, even though the M-65 wasn’t as common as the Jungle Fatigues
Always been a Safari Jacket fan, even before I made the conscious choice effort to better my outward appearance about 12 years ago (Regular haircuts, trimmer physique, dressing better) A Safari Jacket was among the first purchases I made, perhaps after a pair of brown Chukka Boots and a Swiss made watch.
If you can care for a carbon steel pan properly you can do the same for cast iron; which provides natural iron to your diet. Happy cooking and 2022!
Peloton bikes are great for cardio but it's only a small part of keeping fit. For instance if one doesn't incorporate weight lifting/training you'll always be trying to lose weight or stay trim with the same size fuel burning "motor". Gaining muscle is a crucial part in overall physical fitness. If you have bigger muscles you will burn more calories not only at the gym but even when your simply moving throughout your day. Look up the fitness/weight loss pyramid , cardio is the least most important ingredient.
Now I'm wondering what type of outfits you guys wear to the gym. I imagine Preston wearing collared button sports shirts and polo pants
a real fireplace is the best.
That Peloton bike is working good sir, looking slim!
Maybe you could work up a presentation on vintage hunting jackets??? Woolrich Plaid???
Already looking forward to the wardrobe video:)
Merry Christmas Frohe Weihnachten to everyone at Gentlemen’s Gazette!
Woven leathers are the "running shoe" of formal footwear
Your house looks sick!!! Proper cool👍👍👍 I thought the picture of the closet was yours, till you explained, if you end up with a closet like that, I'll be so jealous 😄😄😄😄
I found this video and shared it with my dad, he told me this video is basically like Dad guide buy book
WOW! New hair cut. Looks good.
Very good video Raphael and the GG team!
LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!!!
Gourgeous house. Congratulations on all your success.
Nice quality cooking utilities.
Amazing outfit at the end of the video. I could wear that often.
This is so great!
Great video! Great things to think about to get. Thanks!
Men... You are on a completely other level. 🤯🤣😅 (Fire place it's a bit of work and messy tho) Never new about those pianos! 😱😍
The only person in the world who is still still happy he bought a Peloton. At least you didn't buy shares in them too 😁
I mountain bike steep chunky single track with punishing uphills 2x a week, season pass snow skier, surf, etc. All of these require great cardio. I own a peloton. Peloton is awesome, would still buy it if it were 2x price. If you just buy it and think it will make you fit, nope. If you actually use it as a training tool you will find it allows extra workouts between sports and it has made all of them better, feel much stronger.
@@surfeymcsurfer That's like saying a Ferrari must be good value because it goes over 50mph and looks nice.
If you bought stock in 2019 you're still up I guess...
Use your own bike, a stationary trainer and Zwift - different to Peloton but better for real fitness
Safari Jacket is an excellent classy replacement for cargo pants/shorts.
Lieber Sven Raphael Schneider, ich finde Ihr Haus absolut faszinierend! Vielleicht bin ich nicht der Einzige, der eine Haustour interessant fände. Viele Grüße aus Süddeutschland.
Postskriptum: kennen Sie den Kanal „The 2nd Empire strikes back“? Der Betreiber des Kanals restauriert ein Haus in St. Louis zurück zu dem Stand als es erbaut wurde (~ spätes 19. Jahrhundert).
What a great video idea!!!
You must have a very big house to have 3 fireplaces. Also great video
From England here! If you like Worcester sauce you should try Henderson’s Relish from Sheffield. A regional sauce like Worcester sauce but stronger and better 😉
You're right about good microphones - because I struggled with some of your earlier videos (I am old and a bit deaf: or deaf and a bit old); but - do stop that music, snare drum or whatever, in the background of your films, because it's a real nuisance if you have hearing issues; now and then, I hear the beat, see your lips move, but have to rely on lip reading to make any sense of what you're saying: and as you have an accent, this can be a bit of a fight.
Incidentally, I'd love a closet for my clothes: I have a very old mahogany wardrobe, a fine piece of furniture, but it's full to capacity: and that's without a dinner suit, which I don't have any more because - no dinners! Or I'm not invited to them if they're taking place. Takes you right back to peer groups: I should join one - then: I can buy a new dinner suit!
Beautiful tie😁
It is a beautiful tie but doesn't belong with a darker blue, boldly striped shirt. The shirt consumes it.
I would love to see a behind the scene's of your video's!
We'll share that stuff with our patrons
Great video, thanks. By the way, you must never leave the house, or have anyone over, with a sweatband on your head. It looks hilarious...lol.
Excellent information. Thank you for the informative experience.
Sorry to hear about your wife's accident. Android Auto is definitely the best thing I've bought this year!
Fun video. I like the player piano🥃
Have you done a review of jeans? A program of when gentlemen wear jeans.. And when cowboy boots are the way to go.
I was just looking at the Delta 68 jeans online. But think I'd prefer the boot cut vintage Lee or Levis.
Have you never reached the point where you just had to have a Filson?
And an old American Pendleton board shirt is the very finest and most comfortable garment a man can own. That northwestern wool just lays into the body like a second skin, feels like growing fur.
We certainly have - there's several videos on our channel about jeans, but to get you started, here's our review on the Levi 501s: www.gentlemansgazette.com/levis-jeans-review/?
i personally like hybrid fireplaces/stoves, i.e. fireplaces that can run on either wood or natural gas/propane.
i also prefer free standing wood stoves over traditional fireplaces, mainly because they are more efficient, and i like the look better (also easier to put in to a house than a fireplace.)
how about a few nice watches e.g. a dress watch such as a JLC reverso..
also, how about some high quality cooking knives!
everything about his channel is perfect and then there's the intro
What brand would you recommend for Shawl Collar Cardigans with patch pockets? Would love to find affordable ones that are Cotton or lighter Wool but most of the options I find use mostly Polyester. Excellent work as always gents!
I totally agree, I have the same issue and want to see GG give me an eductaion on whether I'm an infidel for wanting cyllindrical toggles on one!
@@matthewblainey4254 Thanks for your comment. Yes absolutely! The options I see are either mostly Polyester or has a baggy fit. Hopefully someone can recommend a decent brand as I stated. You are not an infidel. I'm sure you will find what your looking for as well. Best of luck!
House Tour!
you have a nice house!
While I know you have a solid grip on the upper crust of fashion, I appreciated the comment you made in this video about suits. "That if you like it and the material, then you hit the jackpot!" I think for the rest of us 95% or lower income scalers we enjoy this show because it teaches all things but just find your Ft Belvidere a bit steep. Trust me quality is not the issue but you could expand your segments on items like pinky rings and cufflinks if you offered them in stainless steel. Of course I probably am referring to mostly high buffed or chrome look. For example, like yourself, I love lapus which is one of the less expensive gemstones to enjoy. I had a jeweler make me a pinky ring for a very reasonable sum. Now don't touch the "Socks!!!" Leave that alone and the pocket squares are fine too. Talk to your business coach about "Economies of scale" and you will get on the track with this newer concept. Food for thought, thank you for listening.
Rich
Hey i watched your videos for some time. Would be interested in a video for blue collar worker's when you cant wear suits to work, if jeans are best ?
Excellent 👍🏼👍🏼
What about a Gentleman's attire while working in the yard or in the garage? I own a gentleman's coupe, and want to look the part while toiling and wrenching. Suggestions?
Your french was pretty cool however the e is silent mafter bourgeat its like bourjat
Merci
Can you recommend a bespoke shoe maker? ✅
Red Boat rocks!
How did you do that malachite wall I want to do that
I have a question.
Can a true gentleman ever be seen sailing a fibreglass yacht or should he only ever use a wooden classic?
wooden classic ....lol
A true gentleman has a P Diddy style shrimping vessel but he doesn't eat citrus fruit on voyages because vitamin c is for peasants like tennis socks. :)
This video was entertaining 👍
Nice video... Who is the violinist in the oil painting?
Is that the UEFA Nations league final on the laptop? Priorities don't change for gentlemen.
I think this was during the world cup or euro cup when we filmed it
I liked it so much 👍
What is the best iron to purchase?
What is your bench press max?
Nice list. But with the exception of a few items you have to be pulling down at least six figures to be able to afford most of the stuff on this list.
@@johnG-x8l Hahaha. Will do.
Safari jackets are just cargo shorts for your upper body.
I think it would be so cool if you guys did a Rate your subscribers fit series lol. So we can fine tune our fits.
Dear Mr Schneider,
which brand is your safari jacket?
It looks like Pelaton might go out of business eventually. The company isn’t doing well these days.
Step 1: Have a fuckton of money
Can you upload an new video about rings for men? There is one already but it’s still hard to buy a good silver ring as a man. An source would be great. Also the gentleman gazette rings aren’t in the online store ..
What safari is that Raphael is wearing? I want one too...
for me its a quality pocket knife. if you have a knife with you, you will use it daily! i recommend investing 50-100€ in one. civivi or crkt are good starting brands
If you can maintain a carbon steel pan you can maintain a cast iron pan