*** I want to make something clear. This video is about these items being overrated AS ESSENTIALS. That doesn’t mean I dislike the items or think you shouldn’t wear them if they work for you. I do think there are far too many articles and videos online telling people they ‘have to wear’ something, and I disagree. I’m using myself as an example here to show that not everything on those lists will work for everyone and that you need to take your own personal style and lifestyle into account when building your wardrobe. I can only speak for myself as I don’t know what’s essential to you. We are all different and I love that we all have different tastes. Fashion would be boring if we all liked the same things. I hope you enjoy the video. 🤟
Wait, you haven't worn beige chinos in 20 years??? So when you were 4 when you stopped wearing them? Yikes! Oh, in the US (don't know if you are American), we called them khakis back in the day.
Loving the new confident and relaxing energy you’re exuding recently. Not that you weren’t prior, just feels like you’re truly comfortable being yourself in front of the camera now.
That’s awesome to hear. I feel like I’m getting better and trying not to be as nervous in getting my lines 100%. Glad it is coming across. I’m really enjoying making videos at the moment
For beige chinos, shape and details are very important for it to not look boring. Pleats, coin pockets, a wider relaxed fit can all make a chino less "boring corporate" looking
@@HarryHas I order the ones I like from a conservative but high end store (Ben Silver). Then I take them to my tailor and have the legs tapered, 2" cuffs put on, and a watch pocket added. This way they are exactly how I like them. And the quality of Ben Silver has remained high even though many other brands have cut corners.
Chinos are great when you are running errands and as you get older you start to get burned out in jeans, for casual everyday. Also they make them in different weights so you can wear them year round.
Polo is a must have for people like me living in Asian countries, perfect item for office working in hot days as I am not allowed to wear T-shirt in the office.
Agree with everything but the watches. You can buy an exceptional watch for less than a bracelet and it can add a lot to your style if you know how to use it.
@ oh no, I’m saying your opinion is wrong! Everyone should wear what they like. I just think watches don’t need to be expensive and depending on the materials they can be quite light and comfortable.
@@viniciusacmauroyes you don't need to get a Rolex, there are plenty of decent affordable watches such as Seiko that are very good quality, just stay clear of the designer brands markups. Same goes for fragrances, you don't need to get tom ford or creed, plenty of more affordable quality brands out there. Follow this and you can get a couple of watches and fragrances to pair with your style and mood.
About the same... Everything is pretty much on point but watches. They are the official men's "jewelry" and you can use them with silicon or nylon bracelets if you don't like metal, leather ones.
I was wearing smart watches since Samsung's first. But after getting into traditional watches about a year or so ago, I won't go back. I love being disconnected from my phone, and traditional analog watches are timeless.
My humble opinion on polos and turtenecks; bland and boring on their own, but I love them as layering pieces under my wider sweaters with a deeper neck cut or something else, adds an extra layer for the winter and it can look cool.
regarding smart / smart casual clothing, I have bought many pieces that I could pull off, as long as I didn't leave home. I had to be reminded that my lifestyle is as casual as a friday night at home. oddly enough, this realization, in turn, has allowed me to face life in a more relaxed manner. funny how these things come to you naturally
Nothing wrong with that. If you look at the 19th century/20th century early photos of people wearing their stiff-ass suits everyday and everywhere, if you look again closer you will constantly see elements of sportswear of the time period in everyday photos, except ones taken with explicit intent to take a nice picture
Always make me feel like talking to a friend, thanks for the insights, personally i never felt good using polo shirts, but the real challenge in my region is creating a style fit for hot weather while having a reasonable chance of raining throughout the day xD.
You're so right about watches even as a watch lover, it's almost a blessing if you don't like them, bracelets are quite neglected as an accessory these days at least in menswear, less pitfalls than wearing a watch, so many watches are worn that are too big for the wrist they are worn on...
Hi Harry, great content as always. As someone who struggles with styling event/wedding/gala clothing, it would be great to check what are your recommendations to these peculiar situations. Cheers!!
Polo is quite an essential for tropical countries and even companies will have dress code to have at least polo instead of tshirt. U just need to pick the nice ones from Massimo or zara. Those heavy weight clean smart polo from zara (Korean style) or the classic lighter weight polo from Massimo.
I think it's an important point you make- one person's essentials is completely different to another's. There is no such thing as a wardrobe essential- except probably socks and underwear! Nearly every single thing in this video would be an absolute essential for me but if they don't work for you, you shouldn't force it. (The one i did agree with you on is the Pea Coat- just buy a long wool overcoat!)
I'd actually never worn a watch until the very end of last year. I finally bothered to check how to change the strap and started wearing the one my late grandpa gifted me about 30 years ago, and I honestly barely wear anything else on that wrist now, it feels like it just fits with everything I wear.
I agree with everything on your list apart from turtle necks. I agree that as a a standalone piece they can look a bit weird and it’s hard to get one that fits perfectly. But they are excellent as a layering piece, which is how I wear mine. They can frame the face really nicely.
With regard to blazers, I find that linen blazers are a great balance between casual and semi formal. For many occasions wearing only a shirt and pants is really too marginally casual. A linen blazer can exhibit a wide degree of casualness depending on whether it is pressed or not, come in a wide variety of colors and is relatively inexpensive. I consider them an essential item that serves particularly well in situations of varying temperatures , like going from warm days into cool evenings or from ambient outdoor temperatures to air conditioned spaces.
Try out the safari jacket with dark brown shiny leather chukka boots and normal slim fit jeans. Wear more well fiting clothes to look more put together. 1. Fit 2. Fabric 3. Funktion To look your best for the money you have.
I will be doing some pants videos this year. I’m building my collection and will make a video once I’m happy with it. I’ll be doing a jeans video soon too.
I really like your videos! Im not that much into fashion, i like looking at fancy clothes but what i wear is pretty simple, you have a very charming and warm personality, your videos always make my day better :]
@@HarryHas@JamesLeung Fashion is subjective, as ya both fashion creators, you two should try to understand the history of the peacoat and in general other essentials history of clothing as Harry said "overrrated" but that’s because they have been at the test of time with a long history in which the people has been wearing every since 20th century and to as the peacoat which dates back since 15th century.
They certainly don’t suit everyone and need a lot of attention to the whole outfit, hair style and appropriate accessories. I’ve seen a couple of guys look really good in them at funerals, weirdly.
editor harry is always welcome :) interesting view on "essentials".... at the end if you only wear essentials you won't express anything. as usual its in the mix. I for instance want to wear as little items as possible in the winter, so the turtleneck made the scarf redundant. the sport coat was a bit tough to swallow ;)
On the beige Chinos, there's also the high likelihood of unsightly splash-back when using the gents in the pub you mentioned. I always enjoy the videos, Harry, even though I'm a scruffy old geezer who gave up years ago.
I don't know if you noticed it, but the items you have mentioned are mostly in the semi-formal category. These are the items, that most people wear, who got to dress up, but suit is not required. Most of the time it does the job, but just with anything, many bad example can be seen.
Great content Harry. I generally concur with your list (thought I was the only one who felt that way about polos) - however, blazer and mechanical watch are essential for me. Took me some years to “get” blazers tho. They’re not something you can force yourself to like.
Great video Harry :) I'd highly recommend reading Derek Guy's twitter threads on some of these garments because you've correctly identified the pitfalls of them but there are ways of styling them. For example; long sleeve knit polos (with a collar band) can work really well with an overcoat, tucked into trousers etc. Those short sleeve examples you showed are certainly terrible. Similarly, chunky turtlenecks with texture, that aren't glued to the neck like the Uniqlo ones shown, can look great in the traditional fisherman style. Also, a tweed sport coat can look plenty casual with mid-wash jeans. The navy blazer is definitely harder to pull off. I'll give you the beige chinos though - they can go in the bin! 😂
My thoughts 1. They (beige chinos) can be overrated when talking about them on videos like this, but I tend to think they come in handy more often that we give them credit for. 2. I agree that polo shirts don't work with many styles. For me I think I need more of them though for more semi-formal occasions. 3. Blazer jackets I think should be more common. I definitely don't think they need to be an everyday thing, but in order to elevate healthy society (from the masculine perspective), I think men should try to adopt this one a little more frequently. 4. Yeah ... a peacoat isn't an essential specifically ... but I do think a nicer bundling layer is essential ... I think a peacoat is just an easy go-to recommendation. 5. Ok, I see where you're coming from. Essential - not precisely. I think it is good, but obviously with the right style and setting. 6. I love turtlenecks, but I don't personally wear them on the regular, so I'd have to get some to see if I agree or disagree with this or not. 7. Chelsea Boots - ugh, I want to disagree, but I agree that they don't look good on all men. I think everyone should try them on just to find out, but I do think you might have a point with this one. Interesting takes. Keep the vids coming!
female viewer here! i love your videos and honestly agree with you on all your points. i got a pea coat at the end of fall and honestly i wish i got a overcoat because the pea coat is just so top heavy!
I totally agree with the title. You almost can't find a capsule wardrobe guide without these "essentials" but for me it's a list of my biggest clothing buying mistakes :D
Polo shirts have become tricky for me to even find the motivation to wear because you can't do much with them. I have a few in my closet now but I almost never think to wear them. They are just so finite in creativity.
"Thin ribbed merino turtlenecks worked great as base layers under hoodies for me during the colder months when I didn’t want to wear a scarf. You can easily roll or fold them down into a crewneck. Fitted high-neck sweaters are underrated and very versatile as well.
I really don't care for Chelsea boots, or lace-less shoes in general. Something about them always looks off to me, like they're missing important visual detail.
I was literally just contemplating getting a $700 peacoat the other day, but couldn’t pull the trigger because I was like why not just get an overcoat that does everything the peacoat does but more..
One thing about peas and overcoats, is that their standard material picks up dust and hair like a motherflipper. I got an overcoat from Zara a couple months back that was a bit more 'plasticky' in texture but does a great job of keeping out the wind and is a little more water-resistant too. Another great video from Harry to brighten up a winter Sunday!
Excellent video, HH. I also hadn’t own khakis in years and last fall succumbed to a new pair…..will see if I actually wear them this spring. Re polo shirts, here in USA with our hot summers they work well with shorts when you want to be slightly smarter than a T-shirt. But yeah, they are worthless to wear under one of your other items, a sport coat….the collar relationship is never right.
Good takes! I find polos great though and I find that the people who don't like them have less than optimal physiques. Either too skinny or too fat. But they are the perfect shirt to show off a muscular physique in a semi-casual setting.
I believe what's important to note is that 'overrated' doesn't necessarily mean that it's bad, it's just used to denote things that are given a lot more credit than what they actually deserve so in other words - they're decent but not they're not amazing. Without further ado here's my take on your 'overrated' clothing items. 1) Beige Chinos - I can vouch for this and I completely get your point even though I myself am a big fan of them, a lot of people take this cookie cutter/basic approach when it comes to wearing these specific chinos, they look at it as the de-facto chino that they should wear all the time for special occasions/work. Instead of going for that specific colour go for ones in Olive Green, Navy, Grey mainly for the Summer, then Black for all round the year, they're just as versatile and can make you stand out from the crowd. 2) Polo Shirts - Yeah Polo's are a great shirt to wear during the Spring/Summer months but their versatility leaves a lot to be desired, depending on the style of the shirt it'll be harder to dress up with certain outfits as you have the pique type which is more casual then then chambray which is more formal. Then on top of that, they're hard to layer under jumpers due to the flimsy collar. 3) Blazers - They look very polished and smart, but yeah I agree that they're overdone a lot in outfits. Adding to what you said about not being for everyone - I agree, depending on the type of job you have you probably won't really need to wear them, say if you work as an IT Technician, Electrician, Plumber or a Waiter. 4) Peacoat - I'm ngl I was super into these while I was in Sixth Form mainly for the reason that they looked really smart and dapper, but they're nowhere near as versatile as a standard hooded jacket. They only really suit people in great shape and in terms of weather protection they don't protect you from the rain as there's no hood. Furthermore they can look a bit too polished for everyday wear, like imagine wearing that with a pair of joggers or baggy jeans. 5) Luxury Watches - With these I'd say if you're spending more than £250 you're wasting your money. Unless there's something truly ground-breaking about the watch there's no need to spend that much. You shouldn't skimp out and go for the cheapest watches but instead look out for ones that have great deals on them and always go for a trusted watchmaker such as Seiko, Citizen, Casio, Accurist or Rotary. 6) Turtlenecks - I quite like these but again I do think a lot of people overwear these a lot and can be difficult to wear given the variations of the style and fit, some enhance your appearance whereas some exaggerate your worst - especially if you have a bit of a belly. 7) Chelsea Boots - I completely get this one, imo these work well if you have a slim, slender frame and slim/skinny/tapered jeans to go along with it. They don't suit everyone, plus you can't wear them all year round especially in the UK where it rains a lot. Suede Chelsea's look the best though they're impractical as they're fare even worse in wet weather compared to the leather ones. Leather ones look too formal and are harder to pair with a casual outfit.
Haha Harry, (apart from the polo shirt) you've just listed everything I wore last week! I appreciate you're almost 20 years younger than me & are more fashion orientated - maybe none of the items you listed are fashionable but they are all stylish. No probs, I enjoyed the video 👍
I love my polos. I think the point is maybe that these essentials aren't usually actually essential but might be really useful and get a lot of wear for a lot of people. I always see white and black tees recommended as essentials and I never wear either colour
I think you have to differentiate between suit jacket, blazer and sports jacket here. Of course you can't just throw on a worsted wool navy suit jacket to grab a coffee. A sports jacket on the other hand is often made from a more rugged fabric such as tweed and is therefore way more casual and works with most casual items of clothing. Perfect example for this is the Ivy League style.
After watching plenty of these videos, I'm kinda fed up. I mean, what's wrong with dressing like an NPC? Why does everyone have to be unique with their clothing? Why should your choice of clothing reflect your personality? What's wrong with being common? Why has it become so complicated? Why is everything so overrated? People should start focusing on building a personality that says, 'Listen to me,' and not, 'Look at me.' period!
I agree with each item.... Poloshirts remind me of my childhood when I was forced to wear them. I would consider a turtleneck, but as you said, it's hard to find one that fits.
Agree! Beige chinos are the Applebee’s of pants. With a navy blazer and dark loafers for full ivy look, sure, otherwise there are too many other great options. But a well cut polo is hard to beat for casual wear. I love and wear blazers a lot, I actually love to wear them to Disneyland and to dinners out, but they are not a popular look and you have to be comfortable making others feel underdressed, or just being really comfortable in your own skin. I agree that Chelseas are not essential, but they are great for inclement weather, especially if they have a dainite or lug sole. Harder to style, for sure. They need a slim cut trouser, ala 1964 Beatles look. Essential? Absolutely not.
I just got another Abercrombie cropped top, but I’ve discovered the key is to go another size down, but in a tall instead of regular. Fits perfect now.
I like a polo collar on a long sleeve sweater because it adds interest, but I don't like actual polo shirts at all. They give preppy bully vibes for me - must be all the movies I've seen where the jerk is a rich prep. 🤷♂️
3:55 PREACH!!! I live in the tropics, so a lot of people's essentials just doesn't make sense for the climate and lifestyle that I live in. That being said, I agree with everything except for the polo shirt. I understand your point about it but it elevates my casual outfits because the climate I live in doesn't allow me to layer.
As someone who purchased a beige chino this year thinking I would figure it out how to make it work just as everybody does I completely agree! I never use them because they look dirty very easily and quickly and I stick to my blue jeans and my black dress pant (or linen if summer). I like the color and how it combines with blue blue-ish colors, but it's not fot me!
Missed the mark with the commentary on watches. Even if luxury watches aren't your thing, there are plenty of inexpensive and comfortable options that dramatically enhance a fit. I would suggest looking at a few more options before signing off watches as overrated.
I agree essentials are totally different according to their lifestyle, occupation and culture. The clothes I wear when I go to work and hang out with my friends are completely different. Some of items you mentioned are essential for my office life. On the other hand I like to buy and wear casual clothing. My range of essential items is wider than other people.
Have to disagree on polos, they've been a staple for me even as my style has changed. I also do wear boxy polos now, I give them a cropped effect by tucking them in, and I get plenty of compliments when I wear them.
im more into white/off-white chinos and trousers these days. i feel like they are more versatile than beige, and for some reason, also look great in winter. stain is still an issue though.
I think you should try white/ beige pants in a wide/ straight cut. There are more styles than the classic (in my opinion also boring) beige chinos. I would consider a bright offwhite coulor, try the smart pants from Uniqlo
Great video as always. It's a relief to see I'm not the only one who doesn't really like chelsea boots much.. same goes for watches.. in some outfits, bracelets work much much better than them. Agree also with the persistent insistence on watches in men's fashion sphere.
I kind of agree with most everything you say in spite of I wear many of them. Beige chinos. Easy to use but boring, I am agree. Polo shirts, I currently prefer short sleeve button shirts. Blazer, I can’t use them very often. Chelsea boots, too cold for winter, too hot for summer. It was my first pair of boots but I realized that I prefer more roughed lace up boots Turtle neck, I am short and I have wide neck, so I don’t like how I look.
I’ve been wearing a wrist watch everyday since past two years for one reason alone - cutting down screen time, and its worked very well for me. Somehow, I feel that every time we check the time on the phone, the next instinctive reaction is to check some app and an onwards domino effect. With a wrist watch, I sometimes even forget that that I have a phone on me. Buy one solid slim good quality watch with a good water resistance and you are done, get it sized to fit just over your wrist-bone; may take a few days to get used to wearing one but after the break-in period you will feel empty without it. Just be careful not to go down the wrist watch rabbit hole 😊. Fully agree on the beige chinos, they look great but just don’t work, it’s like the sauce/dressing you always buy, but never end up using !
i love watches, but i feel a lot more comfortable wearing digital watches, especially the retro styles. they go better with my street clothes and still look nice, and dont make me feel like im trying too hard to impress. totally agree about the beige chino's, the only time i think they look good is if they're baggy and with a black t shirt, like 90s westcoast gangster style.
Usually cheap watches feel uncomfortable. I’ve owned everything from cheap to expensive.. and believe it or not, a Rolex Explorer 36mm disappears on your wrist and I even sleep with it on - not something I’ve ever done with watches before. They have a reputation for a reason
Thank god its not just me . Tried all of the above and hate them . however beginning to think I just don't have style sense. You are totally correct in saying you have to feel comfortable in what you wear which I don't in all of the above. Just now wear and buy anything I like only and sod the trends and fashion stylists. If you are not you , you will never feel good.
While I don't necessarily agree, I really appreciate your opinions on each of the items. You clearly explained why they're not essentials, especially considering your own personal style. This video invited me to look at those items from a different perspective, and I liked it. Thanks, Harry!
Thank you mate. That was what I wanted people to think after watching. It seems like a lot of people will take it as a personal attack on their style, which is not what I wanted.
I agree on a lot of items - pea coats 💯! Chinos are more 50/50 on me, the light beige colour isn’t for everyone and it reminds me too much of 90’s country club vibes. The only pair I own (and approve of haha) are Muji’s darted wide chinos, the pleats and the wider fit of the pants tranforms the whole outfit and it comes in a darker brown colour. Watches are neutral territory for me, I wish I could pick it up as a hobby but Im limited to a smart watch for medical reasons. I do love shopping for straps, the steel bracelet is the least evil. Turtlenecks also highlight my double chin which is why I stray away from it. Mock necks >> Love the new content lately, always enjoy your videos :)
What I notice when it comes to blazers is that many people are not aware of how shoulder padding totally destroys their silhouette... Let's assume that there is a correlation between people working out and caring about their outfit these days, yet many draw too much attention to their already wide shoulders with excessive padding. Or, like with the guy wearing the light brown jacket on the right in your 2nd photo, the jacket looks stiff and too wide. Also note how his sleeves are attached in a way that creates that terrible "bump" on your shoulder, making them "stick out" slightly to the top...
I think it could be fun if you did like a challenge video (could be a short) where you had to put together an outfit that you actually liked by using literally all of these items. Could it even be possible? you might need to borrow the items though it's probably not worth spending money on them just for a joke video... but yeah anyways good video
One doesn't need to wear a sports coat. One gets to wear a sports coat! :D Also, I think the issue with peacoats is that most brands nowadays make them too short! A peacoat should be long enough to fully cover a suit jacket, ideally close to mid thigh (where most modern overcoats hit). Have a look at vintage WWI and WWII peacoats, they look amazing. Modern overcoats also tend to be too short, hitting mid thigh when the should hit at least below the knee.
Great video! What are some alternatives you would recommnd for beige chinos? Looking to get a new pair of pants and I want something versatile but not boring.
I personally like a black trouser, light washed denim and black denim. Those are my go to most of the time. If you want something a little more interesting you could go for a black pleated trouser. Some people like fatigue pants, which can be good for people but it all comes down to what you like best!
Regarding Polo's, I hate the traditional polos. They're incredibly basic and boring for all the reasons you mentioned. But I really love knitted polos and some other variants with different collars, textures etc. But the traditional ones like mentioned here are an absolute no go for me.
I agree with what you mentioned. It all depends on your lifestyle, what's your job, the circle in which you live in, the people you hang out with, etc And as you know...in the end people wear what they like regardless of what others think or in some cases because they care what others think hahah.
I see your point about beige chinos, but I really like the look of the desert sand dickies 874 and double knee pants. I don't know if those count as chinos though.
if you are over 30, I think polo shirts (PS) are quite a good option if you don’t want to look too casual. The images of PS you used were the worst 😅. Massimo Dutti have nice styles without bottoms btw.
I agree with everything on this list. The only thing I've in my wardrobe is a polo shirt and a wear it rarely. Mostly as a layering peace with a pullover with a V-Neck (also something I wouldn't buy anymore, v-necks). As always, thank you for the video and see ya later, alligator
I couldnt agree more on the beige chinos, every time i see them on sale for $20 i end up saying, why i need these for? i have light blue jeans if i want a light colors look
*** I want to make something clear. This video is about these items being overrated AS ESSENTIALS. That doesn’t mean I dislike the items or think you shouldn’t wear them if they work for you. I do think there are far too many articles and videos online telling people they ‘have to wear’ something, and I disagree. I’m using myself as an example here to show that not everything on those lists will work for everyone and that you need to take your own personal style and lifestyle into account when building your wardrobe. I can only speak for myself as I don’t know what’s essential to you. We are all different and I love that we all have different tastes. Fashion would be boring if we all liked the same things. I hope you enjoy the video. 🤟
Wait, you haven't worn beige chinos in 20 years??? So when you were 4 when you stopped wearing them? Yikes! Oh, in the US (don't know if you are American), we called them khakis back in the day.
@@classicsciencefictionhorro1665haha I’m 36 so I was around 16
@@HarryHas very young looking 36 year old bro
@@HarryHasI am in genuine disbelief you’re 36!! In my head you were like 30 max 😂
@@HarryHashey do you have a link for the bracelet?
Loving the new confident and relaxing energy you’re exuding recently. Not that you weren’t prior, just feels like you’re truly comfortable being yourself in front of the camera now.
That’s awesome to hear. I feel like I’m getting better and trying not to be as nervous in getting my lines 100%. Glad it is coming across. I’m really enjoying making videos at the moment
I second that.
@@HarryHas Yeah, you are excellent. Fully human, but excellent nonetheless.
It’s the sauce. Harry’s got it.
Watching this video as someone who only wears chinos and polo shirts
Do whatever works for you mate
Me too. And also a luxury watch that you can pry from my cold, dead wrist.
For beige chinos, shape and details are very important for it to not look boring. Pleats, coin pockets, a wider relaxed fit can all make a chino less "boring corporate" looking
Definitely. Thom Browne do some cool ones but they arent a colour for me.
@@HarryHas I order the ones I like from a conservative but high end store (Ben Silver). Then I take them to my tailor and have the legs tapered, 2" cuffs put on, and a watch pocket added. This way they are exactly how I like them. And the quality of Ben Silver has remained high even though many other brands have cut corners.
@@HarryHasor vintage French/ US military
Chinos are great when you are running errands and as you get older you start to get burned out in jeans, for casual everyday. Also they make them in different weights so you can wear them year round.
Polo is a must have for people like me living in Asian countries, perfect item for office working in hot days as I am not allowed to wear T-shirt in the office.
If they are essential for you then they are an essential for you! Gotta tailor your wardrobe to suit your lifestyle!
Ya they're good for office, school uniform, or the club in 2006 😂 popped collar of course
Agree with everything but the watches. You can buy an exceptional watch for less than a bracelet and it can add a lot to your style if you know how to use it.
It’s not about agreeing with me. They just aren’t essential for me
@ oh no, I’m saying your opinion is wrong! Everyone should wear what they like. I just think watches don’t need to be expensive and depending on the materials they can be quite light and comfortable.
@@viniciusacmauroyes you don't need to get a Rolex, there are plenty of decent affordable watches such as Seiko that are very good quality, just stay clear of the designer brands markups. Same goes for fragrances, you don't need to get tom ford or creed, plenty of more affordable quality brands out there.
Follow this and you can get a couple of watches and fragrances to pair with your style and mood.
About the same... Everything is pretty much on point but watches. They are the official men's "jewelry" and you can use them with silicon or nylon bracelets if you don't like metal, leather ones.
I think the worst thing what people can wear on the wrist is a smart watch. They look terrible and ruin outfits for me.
interesting. i don’t use them but i don’t think they look that bad tbh
@for_nothing_important they look like plastic watches to me. For kids.
I was wearing smart watches since Samsung's first. But after getting into traditional watches about a year or so ago, I won't go back. I love being disconnected from my phone, and traditional analog watches are timeless.
@@adamonmp4If they look like normal watch then I agree but those full square ones are pretty cool.
Totally agree with you. They look great and blend in well with a sporty outfits but look out of place with casual clothing, or even worse, formal.
A lot of people say they wear the blood of slain enemies, but I also find that quite inconvenient
My humble opinion on polos and turtenecks; bland and boring on their own, but I love them as layering pieces under my wider sweaters with a deeper neck cut or something else, adds an extra layer for the winter and it can look cool.
🤟 They can definitely look cool
regarding smart / smart casual clothing, I have bought many pieces that I could pull off, as long as I didn't leave home. I had to be reminded that my lifestyle is as casual as a friday night at home. oddly enough, this realization, in turn, has allowed me to face life in a more relaxed manner. funny how these things come to you naturally
Nothing wrong with that. If you look at the 19th century/20th century early photos of people wearing their stiff-ass suits everyday and everywhere, if you look again closer you will constantly see elements of sportswear of the time period in everyday photos, except ones taken with explicit intent to take a nice picture
Always make me feel like talking to a friend, thanks for the insights, personally i never felt good using polo shirts, but the real challenge in my region is creating a style fit for hot weather while having a reasonable chance of raining throughout the day xD.
You're so right about watches even as a watch lover, it's almost a blessing if you don't like them, bracelets are quite neglected as an accessory these days at least in menswear, less pitfalls than wearing a watch, so many watches are worn that are too big for the wrist they are worn on...
Hi Harry, great content as always. As someone who struggles with styling event/wedding/gala clothing, it would be great to check what are your recommendations to these peculiar situations. Cheers!!
Polo is quite an essential for tropical countries and even companies will have dress code to have at least polo instead of tshirt. U just need to pick the nice ones from Massimo or zara. Those heavy weight clean smart polo from zara (Korean style) or the classic lighter weight polo from Massimo.
If they work for you then that’s great
I think it's an important point you make- one person's essentials is completely different to another's. There is no such thing as a wardrobe essential- except probably socks and underwear! Nearly every single thing in this video would be an absolute essential for me but if they don't work for you, you shouldn't force it. (The one i did agree with you on is the Pea Coat- just buy a long wool overcoat!)
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I'd actually never worn a watch until the very end of last year. I finally bothered to check how to change the strap and started wearing the one my late grandpa gifted me about 30 years ago, and I honestly barely wear anything else on that wrist now, it feels like it just fits with everything I wear.
I agree with everything on your list apart from turtle necks. I agree that as a a standalone piece they can look a bit weird and it’s hard to get one that fits perfectly. But they are excellent as a layering piece, which is how I wear mine. They can frame the face really nicely.
They are great for layering. 🤟
I love me some wide fit chinos. Beige is such a versatile color when you don’t wanna wear black pants all the time.
For office workers, Polos are a lifesaver when you're allowed a casual day IMO. A white polo can never go wrong
Yeah, I can see that
With regard to blazers, I find that linen blazers are a great balance between casual and semi formal. For many occasions wearing only a shirt and pants is really too marginally casual. A linen blazer can exhibit a wide degree of casualness depending on whether it is pressed or not, come in a wide variety of colors and is relatively inexpensive. I consider them an essential item that serves particularly well in situations of varying temperatures , like going from warm days into cool evenings or from ambient outdoor temperatures to air conditioned spaces.
Agree with this. I have one in a kind of muted dusty olive that goes with everything.
Try out the safari jacket with dark brown shiny leather chukka boots and normal slim fit jeans.
Wear more well fiting clothes to look more put together.
1. Fit
2. Fabric
3. Funktion
To look your best for the money you have.
And a leather briefcase as a bag.
No shoulder bags for adults.
Hey Harry, you should consider making a video of Essential pants, I think some of us would benefit heavily from it.
I will be doing some pants videos this year. I’m building my collection and will make a video once I’m happy with it. I’ll be doing a jeans video soon too.
@ Can’t wait, we’ll be on the lookout.
I really like your videos! Im not that much into fashion, i like looking at fancy clothes but what i wear is pretty simple, you have a very charming and warm personality, your videos always make my day better :]
Thanks so much and that’s really lovely to hear. Appreciate the support 🙏
Hit the nail on the head with the peacoat - I don't understand them at all! Hope you're having a great Sunday!
Hahaha I’m glad you know what I mean. Thanks man. You too!
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Fashion is subjective, as ya both fashion creators, you two should try to understand the history of the peacoat and in general other essentials history of clothing as Harry said "overrrated" but that’s because they have been at the test of time with a long history in which the people has been wearing every since 20th century and to as the peacoat which dates back since 15th century.
They certainly don’t suit everyone and need a lot of attention to the whole outfit, hair style and appropriate accessories. I’ve seen a couple of guys look really good in them at funerals, weirdly.
editor harry is always welcome :) interesting view on "essentials".... at the end if you only wear essentials you won't express anything. as usual its in the mix. I for instance want to wear as little items as possible in the winter, so the turtleneck made the scarf redundant. the sport coat was a bit tough to swallow ;)
On the beige Chinos, there's also the high likelihood of unsightly splash-back when using the gents in the pub you mentioned. I always enjoy the videos, Harry, even though I'm a scruffy old geezer who gave up years ago.
I don't know if you noticed it, but the items you have mentioned are mostly in the semi-formal category. These are the items, that most people wear, who got to dress up, but suit is not required. Most of the time it does the job, but just with anything, many bad example can be seen.
Great content Harry. I generally concur with your list (thought I was the only one who felt that way about polos) - however, blazer and mechanical watch are essential for me.
Took me some years to “get” blazers tho. They’re not something you can force yourself to like.
I particularly enjoy your channel cause you do not try to tell people what they should do. Just opinions, not must do. Thanks
Appreciate that mate and glad it comes across that way. I would never dream of telling people what to wear, it’s not my business
Yeah, totally agree on polo shirts. For me I can't really explain, it's never comfortable for me wearing those.
Great video Harry :) I'd highly recommend reading Derek Guy's twitter threads on some of these garments because you've correctly identified the pitfalls of them but there are ways of styling them. For example; long sleeve knit polos (with a collar band) can work really well with an overcoat, tucked into trousers etc. Those short sleeve examples you showed are certainly terrible. Similarly, chunky turtlenecks with texture, that aren't glued to the neck like the Uniqlo ones shown, can look great in the traditional fisherman style. Also, a tweed sport coat can look plenty casual with mid-wash jeans. The navy blazer is definitely harder to pull off. I'll give you the beige chinos though - they can go in the bin! 😂
That denim shirt/jacket complementing your skin tone really well 👍🏼
My thoughts
1. They (beige chinos) can be overrated when talking about them on videos like this, but I tend to think they come in handy more often that we give them credit for.
2. I agree that polo shirts don't work with many styles. For me I think I need more of them though for more semi-formal occasions.
3. Blazer jackets I think should be more common. I definitely don't think they need to be an everyday thing, but in order to elevate healthy society (from the masculine perspective), I think men should try to adopt this one a little more frequently.
4. Yeah ... a peacoat isn't an essential specifically ... but I do think a nicer bundling layer is essential ... I think a peacoat is just an easy go-to recommendation.
5. Ok, I see where you're coming from. Essential - not precisely. I think it is good, but obviously with the right style and setting.
6. I love turtlenecks, but I don't personally wear them on the regular, so I'd have to get some to see if I agree or disagree with this or not.
7. Chelsea Boots - ugh, I want to disagree, but I agree that they don't look good on all men. I think everyone should try them on just to find out, but I do think you might have a point with this one.
Interesting takes. Keep the vids coming!
Thanks a lot for your input. Have a good week mate
female viewer here! i love your videos and honestly agree with you on all your points. i got a pea coat at the end of fall and honestly i wish i got a overcoat because the pea coat is just so top heavy!
Glad you like the videos. Hopefully you still get some decent wear from your coat
I feel the way you feel for Chelsea boots for loafers. I just don't feel like myself in them and I've tried on many
I’m a bit like that in loafers these days too.
preach
I totally agree with the title. You almost can't find a capsule wardrobe guide without these "essentials" but for me it's a list of my biggest clothing buying mistakes :D
As an office worker.. chinos, polos, blazers, Chelsea boots, luxury watches are great combos. 😅 Ami polo shirts are great.
Polo shirts have become tricky for me to even find the motivation to wear because you can't do much with them. I have a few in my closet now but I almost never think to wear them. They are just so finite in creativity.
"Thin ribbed merino turtlenecks worked great as base layers under hoodies for me during the colder months when I didn’t want to wear a scarf. You can easily roll or fold them down into a crewneck. Fitted high-neck sweaters are underrated and very versatile as well.
Yeah, I can understand that fully. If I didn't not like the way they feel on my neck I would potentially wear them as a base layer
I really don't care for Chelsea boots, or lace-less shoes in general. Something about them always looks off to me, like they're missing important visual detail.
I was literally just contemplating getting a $700 peacoat the other day, but couldn’t pull the trigger because I was like why not just get an overcoat that does everything the peacoat does but more..
One thing about peas and overcoats, is that their standard material picks up dust and hair like a motherflipper.
I got an overcoat from Zara a couple months back that was a bit more 'plasticky' in texture but does a great job of keeping out the wind and is a little more water-resistant too.
Another great video from Harry to brighten up a winter Sunday!
Thanks a lot dude
Excellent video, HH. I also hadn’t own khakis in years and last fall succumbed to a new pair…..will see if I actually wear them this spring. Re polo shirts, here in USA with our hot summers they work well with shorts when you want to be slightly smarter than a T-shirt. But yeah, they are worthless to wear under one of your other items, a sport coat….the collar relationship is never right.
Thanks a lot Joseph. Yes, that makes sense.
You haven't owned a pair beige chinos in 20 years, How old are you man? (great video btw)
Thank you mate. I’m 36
@@HarryHas Bro is an unc
@@HarryHas Oh, i thought you were 25-28 or something
@HarryHas You're 36?! Bloody hell bro I thought you was like 28-30 😂
I had few but after seeing people wore that and look like they wear nothing especially when ladies wear that i threw them away....looks naked 😂😂😂😂
Good takes! I find polos great though and I find that the people who don't like them have less than optimal physiques. Either too skinny or too fat. But they are the perfect shirt to show off a muscular physique in a semi-casual setting.
I believe what's important to note is that 'overrated' doesn't necessarily mean that it's bad, it's just used to denote things that are given a lot more credit than what they actually deserve so in other words - they're decent but not they're not amazing. Without further ado here's my take on your 'overrated' clothing items.
1) Beige Chinos - I can vouch for this and I completely get your point even though I myself am a big fan of them, a lot of people take this cookie cutter/basic approach when it comes to wearing these specific chinos, they look at it as the de-facto chino that they should wear all the time for special occasions/work. Instead of going for that specific colour go for ones in Olive Green, Navy, Grey mainly for the Summer, then Black for all round the year, they're just as versatile and can make you stand out from the crowd.
2) Polo Shirts - Yeah Polo's are a great shirt to wear during the Spring/Summer months but their versatility leaves a lot to be desired, depending on the style of the shirt it'll be harder to dress up with certain outfits as you have the pique type which is more casual then then chambray which is more formal. Then on top of that, they're hard to layer under jumpers due to the flimsy collar.
3) Blazers - They look very polished and smart, but yeah I agree that they're overdone a lot in outfits. Adding to what you said about not being for everyone - I agree, depending on the type of job you have you probably won't really need to wear them, say if you work as an IT Technician, Electrician, Plumber or a Waiter.
4) Peacoat - I'm ngl I was super into these while I was in Sixth Form mainly for the reason that they looked really smart and dapper, but they're nowhere near as versatile as a standard hooded jacket. They only really suit people in great shape and in terms of weather protection they don't protect you from the rain as there's no hood. Furthermore they can look a bit too polished for everyday wear, like imagine wearing that with a pair of joggers or baggy jeans.
5) Luxury Watches - With these I'd say if you're spending more than £250 you're wasting your money. Unless there's something truly ground-breaking about the watch there's no need to spend that much. You shouldn't skimp out and go for the cheapest watches but instead look out for ones that have great deals on them and always go for a trusted watchmaker such as Seiko, Citizen, Casio, Accurist or Rotary.
6) Turtlenecks - I quite like these but again I do think a lot of people overwear these a lot and can be difficult to wear given the variations of the style and fit, some enhance your appearance whereas some exaggerate your worst - especially if you have a bit of a belly.
7) Chelsea Boots - I completely get this one, imo these work well if you have a slim, slender frame and slim/skinny/tapered jeans to go along with it. They don't suit everyone, plus you can't wear them all year round especially in the UK where it rains a lot. Suede Chelsea's look the best though they're impractical as they're fare even worse in wet weather compared to the leather ones. Leather ones look too formal and are harder to pair with a casual outfit.
Haha Harry, (apart from the polo shirt) you've just listed everything I wore last week! I appreciate you're almost 20 years younger than me & are more fashion orientated - maybe none of the items you listed are fashionable but they are all stylish. No probs, I enjoyed the video 👍
I think most of them are fashionable and stylish but just not essential for me right now. Glad you enjoyed the video 🙏
I love my polos. I think the point is maybe that these essentials aren't usually actually essential but might be really useful and get a lot of wear for a lot of people. I always see white and black tees recommended as essentials and I never wear either colour
Yeah, exactly. You have to tailor your wardrobe to suit you.
I think you have to differentiate between suit jacket, blazer and sports jacket here. Of course you can't just throw on a worsted wool navy suit jacket to grab a coffee. A sports jacket on the other hand is often made from a more rugged fabric such as tweed and is therefore way more casual and works with most casual items of clothing. Perfect example for this is the Ivy League style.
I only wear suits with a jacket like that. So I don’t wear sports jackets or blazers currently
After watching plenty of these videos, I'm kinda fed up. I mean, what's wrong with dressing like an NPC? Why does everyone have to be unique with their clothing? Why should your choice of clothing reflect your personality? What's wrong with being common? Why has it become so complicated? Why is everything so overrated? People should start focusing on building a personality that says, 'Listen to me,' and not, 'Look at me.' period!
I agree with each item.... Poloshirts remind me of my childhood when I was forced to wear them. I would consider a turtleneck, but as you said, it's hard to find one that fits.
I like polos because they are super cool looking
Especially the tipped ones, fred perry for example makes amazing tipped polos
Agree! Beige chinos are the Applebee’s of pants. With a navy blazer and dark loafers for full ivy look, sure, otherwise there are too many other great options.
But a well cut polo is hard to beat for casual wear.
I love and wear blazers a lot, I actually love to wear them to Disneyland and to dinners out, but they are not a popular look and you have to be comfortable making others feel underdressed, or just being really comfortable in your own skin.
I agree that Chelseas are not essential, but they are great for inclement weather, especially if they have a dainite or lug sole. Harder to style, for sure. They need a slim cut trouser, ala 1964 Beatles look. Essential? Absolutely not.
Chelsea boots are also way less durable. Once the stretchy bit is stretched out the fit is completely different and feels off.
There are Chelsea boots with a zipper, instead of the elastic band.
I agree on the chelsea boots, they never clicked with me for some reason. Love the term waffling though, that was new to a non English speaker hahaha.
Totally get what you’re saying about turtlenecks. I tried them and found that mock neck shirts are more my speed.
"I don't really do anything that fancy, to be honest." *morphs into a sweater wearer*
I just got another Abercrombie cropped top, but I’ve discovered the key is to go another size down, but in a tall instead of regular. Fits perfect now.
Pleased to hear! Have a good rest of your Sunday
I like a polo collar on a long sleeve sweater because it adds interest, but I don't like actual polo shirts at all.
They give preppy bully vibes for me - must be all the movies I've seen where the jerk is a rich prep. 🤷♂️
Rugby shirt might be the thing you're looking for if that's the case
3:55 PREACH!!!
I live in the tropics, so a lot of people's essentials just doesn't make sense for the climate and lifestyle that I live in. That being said, I agree with everything except for the polo shirt. I understand your point about it but it elevates my casual outfits because the climate I live in doesn't allow me to layer.
As someone who purchased a beige chino this year thinking I would figure it out how to make it work just as everybody does I completely agree! I never use them because they look dirty very easily and quickly and I stick to my blue jeans and my black dress pant (or linen if summer). I like the color and how it combines with blue blue-ish colors, but it's not fot me!
I think your list makes sense! Not everyone needs all of those!
Baggy pleated trousers are the new chino🙏🏻
You mentioned the beige chinos and I was wondering. I think your seasonal palette is Dark Winter. Do you knew seasonal color palettes?
Can you make a video on how you do your hair ? It's lit 🔥
I did one already on the channel. Thank you
Missed the mark with the commentary on watches. Even if luxury watches aren't your thing, there are plenty of inexpensive and comfortable options that dramatically enhance a fit. I would suggest looking at a few more options before signing off watches as overrated.
I love and own watches. I just don’t like to wear them currently so I can’t list them as essential for me.
I agree essentials are totally different according to their lifestyle, occupation and culture. The clothes I wear when I go to work and hang out with my friends are completely different. Some of items you mentioned are essential for my office life. On the other hand I like to buy and wear casual clothing. My range of essential items is wider than other people.
Digging the black hiking boots you showed at the end of the video! Can you tag them please?
Have to disagree on polos, they've been a staple for me even as my style has changed. I also do wear boxy polos now, I give them a cropped effect by tucking them in, and I get plenty of compliments when I wear them.
Thanks Harry, agree with a lot of these and disagree with some. That’s the beauty of an opinion.
Where’s the grey crewneck from in the thumbnail?
im more into white/off-white chinos and trousers these days. i feel like they are more versatile than beige, and for some reason, also look great in winter. stain is still an issue though.
I recently bought a polo from Uniqlo and they are slightly oversized and cropped, without looking weird. It is named as the pique polo shirt
I think you should try white/ beige pants in a wide/ straight cut. There are more styles than the classic (in my opinion also boring) beige chinos. I would consider a bright offwhite coulor, try the smart pants from Uniqlo
I have a pair of cream carpenter jeans from Carhartt actually
Thanks, Harry! I love a well constructed 🫛 coat and do own a luxury watch. Chelsea boots are a great look... but I agree with your chino assessment!
Thanks a lot Alfred. Have a good rest of your weekend
Great video as always. It's a relief to see I'm not the only one who doesn't really like chelsea boots much.. same goes for watches.. in some outfits, bracelets work much much better than them. Agree also with the persistent insistence on watches in men's fashion sphere.
Thank you mate. Have a good rest of your Sunday
Chelsea boots are monstrous. Same goes for monk straps. Wtf?
I kind of agree with most everything you say in spite of I wear many of them.
Beige chinos. Easy to use but boring, I am agree.
Polo shirts, I currently prefer short sleeve button shirts.
Blazer, I can’t use them very often.
Chelsea boots, too cold for winter, too hot for summer. It was my first pair of boots but I realized that I prefer more roughed lace up boots
Turtle neck, I am short and I have wide neck, so I don’t like how I look.
I love polo shirts especially in the Summer. My Lacoste polos never let me down. 😊
Yeah I really don’t like any of these “essentials” either lol except turtlenecks. They can look rly sleek and sharp if styled well.
I’ve been wearing a wrist watch everyday since past two years for one reason alone - cutting down screen time, and its worked very well for me. Somehow, I feel that every time we check the time on the phone, the next instinctive reaction is to check some app and an onwards domino effect. With a wrist watch, I sometimes even forget that that I have a phone on me. Buy one solid slim good quality watch with a good water resistance and you are done, get it sized to fit just over your wrist-bone; may take a few days to get used to wearing one but after the break-in period you will feel empty without it. Just be careful not to go down the wrist watch rabbit hole 😊. Fully agree on the beige chinos, they look great but just don’t work, it’s like the sauce/dressing you always buy, but never end up using !
That’s a very good idea
i love watches, but i feel a lot more comfortable wearing digital watches, especially the retro styles. they go better with my street clothes and still look nice, and dont make me feel like im trying too hard to impress. totally agree about the beige chino's, the only time i think they look good is if they're baggy and with a black t shirt, like 90s westcoast gangster style.
Usually cheap watches feel uncomfortable. I’ve owned everything from cheap to expensive.. and believe it or not, a Rolex Explorer 36mm disappears on your wrist and I even sleep with it on - not something I’ve ever done with watches before. They have a reputation for a reason
Thank god its not just me . Tried all of the above and hate them . however beginning to think I just don't have style sense. You are totally correct in saying you have to feel comfortable in what you wear which I don't in all of the above. Just now wear and buy anything I like only and sod the trends and fashion stylists. If you are not you , you will never feel good.
We need a part 2 this Sunday.
While I don't necessarily agree, I really appreciate your opinions on each of the items. You clearly explained why they're not essentials, especially considering your own personal style. This video invited me to look at those items from a different perspective, and I liked it. Thanks, Harry!
Thank you mate. That was what I wanted people to think after watching. It seems like a lot of people will take it as a personal attack on their style, which is not what I wanted.
I agree on a lot of items - pea coats 💯! Chinos are more 50/50 on me, the light beige colour isn’t for everyone and it reminds me too much of 90’s country club vibes. The only pair I own (and approve of haha) are Muji’s darted wide chinos, the pleats and the wider fit of the pants tranforms the whole outfit and it comes in a darker brown colour.
Watches are neutral territory for me, I wish I could pick it up as a hobby but Im limited to a smart watch for medical reasons. I do love shopping for straps, the steel bracelet is the least evil.
Turtlenecks also highlight my double chin which is why I stray away from it. Mock necks >>
Love the new content lately, always enjoy your videos :)
Thanks a lot 🙏
What I notice when it comes to blazers is that many people are not aware of how shoulder padding totally destroys their silhouette... Let's assume that there is a correlation between people working out and caring about their outfit these days, yet many draw too much attention to their already wide shoulders with excessive padding. Or, like with the guy wearing the light brown jacket on the right in your 2nd photo, the jacket looks stiff and too wide. Also note how his sleeves are attached in a way that creates that terrible "bump" on your shoulder, making them "stick out" slightly to the top...
I think it could be fun if you did like a challenge video (could be a short) where you had to put together an outfit that you actually liked by using literally all of these items. Could it even be possible? you might need to borrow the items though it's probably not worth spending money on them just for a joke video... but yeah anyways good video
Turtlenecks/ polo necks can be tricky for sure - worn with slim smart trousers and Chelsea boots = Star Trek uniform 😆 Not for me.
😂 I dunno, I think Spok looked pretty sharp
One doesn't need to wear a sports coat. One gets to wear a sports coat! :D
Also, I think the issue with peacoats is that most brands nowadays make them too short! A peacoat should be long enough to fully cover a suit jacket, ideally close to mid thigh (where most modern overcoats hit). Have a look at vintage WWI and WWII peacoats, they look amazing. Modern overcoats also tend to be too short, hitting mid thigh when the should hit at least below the knee.
Wtf are you on about?
Great video! What are some alternatives you would recommnd for beige chinos? Looking to get a new pair of pants and I want something versatile but not boring.
I personally like a black trouser, light washed denim and black denim. Those are my go to most of the time. If you want something a little more interesting you could go for a black pleated trouser. Some people like fatigue pants, which can be good for people but it all comes down to what you like best!
Regarding Polo's, I hate the traditional polos. They're incredibly basic and boring for all the reasons you mentioned. But I really love knitted polos and some other variants with different collars, textures etc.
But the traditional ones like mentioned here are an absolute no go for me.
I agree with what you mentioned. It all depends on your lifestyle, what's your job, the circle in which you live in, the people you hang out with, etc
And as you know...in the end people wear what they like regardless of what others think or in some cases because they care what others think hahah.
Love the denim jacket - I’ve got one similar but struggling with what colour jeans/pants to wear with it. Any suggestions?
Thanks mate. I usually go for black pants with it
@ thanks mate appreciate your reply. Keep up the good work love your videos
Polo shirt is totally agree with that
I bought few stuffs so far but now i realized it doesn't work with me
I see your point about beige chinos, but I really like the look of the desert sand dickies 874 and double knee pants. I don't know if those count as chinos though.
I think the dickies pairs look cool but the colour isn’t one I’d go for. I do have some off white double knees though and love them
I think a P-Coat and a nice watch are absolutely essential for every stylish man's wardrobe.
if you are over 30, I think polo shirts (PS) are quite a good option if you don’t want to look too casual. The images of PS you used were the worst 😅. Massimo Dutti have nice styles without bottoms btw.
I agree with everything on this list. The only thing I've in my wardrobe is a polo shirt and a wear it rarely. Mostly as a layering peace with a pullover with a V-Neck (also something I wouldn't buy anymore, v-necks).
As always, thank you for the video and see ya later, alligator
Thank you mate. See you later 🙏
Omg did you recently change your cam angle or zoom? You look much better on camera since the last time I watched
Nope. The lighting is a little different but cheers
I couldnt agree more on the beige chinos, every time i see them on sale for $20 i end up saying, why i need these for? i have light blue jeans if i want a light colors look