I like the fact that you don’t tell us DONT!! Wear this don’t wear that as I’ve seen in some other channels. They seem to think that as soon as you hit a certain age you automatically have to stop wearing Jordan’s or have to start wearing suits. I say wear what you like wear what’s comfortable for you and be happy. But I definitely always take advice from you, thanks for the vids💪🏽
dont confused comfortable with streetstyle cause not all of them are comfortable and its not like clothes and shoes are forcing you to match your age. but it shows your maturity in perspective of reality in life. if you are in 40s wearing streetstyle acting like 14 to 17yrs old then you definitely have a problem. if youre trying to impress anyone or wanted to look good with jordans or any street style its the same priniciple applied. what i mean is theres a lot of people viewed a person or a man that is well dressed if theyre wearing non streetstyle clothes or shoes. i guess people like you often mistakenly think that streetstyle is well dressed. thats why it is called streetstyle. its a lousy,messy,sedentary informal style. my point is if you are 40 still act and style like "streets" then nobody would see you as matured and reliable man. those traits i said are certainly more attractive to women. women doesnt like immature 30 to 40yr man. on the other point streetstyle can look good too but you have to match it with great hygiene. hair cut,facial haircut,no bad breath and no body odors. sometimes i still go with streetstyle but thats if im gonna go grocery or going to place where im going to get dirty not to show my style.in fact a clean white simple shoes look better and would make you look better than jordans or any hype sneakers. style of clothing you wear does match or reflect who you are. if you wanna be viewed as good looking, matured,reliable,clean, and professional man then you shouldnt wear streetstyle. thats the moral of it
@@Rr-j4x I agree with you 100% nobody should be in their 40’s busting a sag or wearing their hats backwards or to the side. I just feel like you should dress for the occasion where a suit when it’s called for. Nobody needs to wear slacks and loafers to the mall or movies. And hygiene should always be top priority.
@@Lee-ic2yn following trends is about appreciating art, seeing past the material items and into the minds of designers. Like Eddie said, it’s about creating a sort of style identity for yourself and trending within that. I’m honestly not sure why you would watch his channel if you don’t have interest in footwear/clothing trends...lol
Linen comes back in waves!!I wore a lot of linen in the late 90’s, a classic summer hit. Your right about having versatility in you shoe game, as we get older we must try options! Great vid as usual!
I'm all about the 501 original fit jeans. To me there's only one. Have I dabbled in slim skinny fits in my 20s? Yes. But nothing better than coming back to a pair of 501s in your mid 30's and just having things work.
Thank you for the content! Loving the inspiration to fit more of the sneaker and casual style into my “grown man” style. I was worried that this would be too much of a drastic shift in my style and I was a bit self conscious about incorporating new pieces into my style, but after a weekend of outings and get-togethers, my confidence has gone up.
I used to wear only skinny jeans, now I only wear them with boots, I think it gives me that classic rocker look and usually that's what I go for when I wear skinny jeans. These days I prefer more fitted, tapered pants with most of my outfits.
depends on what kind of boots. if its more classy slim or pointy boots slim and skinny would look good. rounded boots would look better with slim and baggy
Yeah. I understand that a lot of skinny Asian dudes love oversized tops and baggy pants but after 30 I just look like 🤡. Tapered and slim fit much better
I think dabbling with new styles is essential, and having a little bit of everything in your closet is good. And I'm excited to see the different styles in this vid. Trying new things can be risky as some things may work or may not, but that's the fun of it. I remember the tapered jeans was the thing here before and i tapered all my jeans just like you lol. And also the mention near the end about finding a different style of shoe that isn't always the focus, but a complement to the outfit. As I've grown with your channel and have been influenced with your tips, it's cool to see that my mentality has lined up with yours. I also recall in an older vid you mentioned that as we get older does that mean we need to change our style and can't wear our older stuff. Yes and no, I think the times and situations change and you dress for the ocassion. I think incorporating new items out of your comfort zone keeps pushing your imagination and is just overall fun :). Awesome vid, Eddie!
I'm older and I've come to have my own style. I don't go year by year with trends. When u get older u develop ur own style. I'm 40 and wear mostly skinny and tight jeans. I had enough of the baggy stuff back in late 90s and early 2000s and I hated that baggy faze. So glad it left and now it's back. Just looks so messy and kid like. Plus I hated the fact that my pants always bleed on my shoes as they hung over them. With skinny n tight stuff I don't have to worry no more. Now I don't wear skin skin tight but it is skinnier stuff.. I pay too much for sneakers to have my jeans bleed all over them. So like I said as u get older u start to develop ur own style and then u don't feel the pressure to change every year with the fad
@@Lee-ic2ynIt depends on your body type/build…. Just like the op I’m in my 40s and I prefer to wear my pants/shirts more fitted/slim/skinny because of my body type. Baggy stuff just doesn’t fit my body or style✌🏾
@@Lee-ic2ynit depends on your body type tbh. Some guys can pull off the skinny pants while others can't. You gotta learn your body type and see what works for you.
I’ve been really aggressive on upping my jeans game just in general. I’m trying to keep as many neutral fit pairs as possible, trying out more designer brands. Stuff which doesn’t necessarily stand out as baggy, skinny, or straight. When you find THAT pair it’s - chef’s kiss -.
Ths is a video that a lot of men need to see especially out younger men. Good shot Eddo. At some point you have to evolve. Me personally I’ve gotten rid of most of my graphic t shirts due large in part to weight loss, most dark denims and less loud sneakers. Simple is sexy and it’s less time used on what to wear.
I used to only wear skinny jeans and chinos for real long time maybe from 2010 up to 2019. Started shifting to straight, slim, and tapered during the pandemic/post-pandemic years (2020-onwards) and never looked back. I never realized who much comfort my crotch and legs were deprived in all those years 😂I still keep just 1 pair of light wash skinny jeans in my current rotation though, in case I may need them.
I’d love to see your SB collection Eddie! Enjoyed the video I’ve been watching your videos for over 8 years now and I started collecting New Balance and SB’s for a little over a year now.
I respect and agree with most of what you're saying- but I still wear skinny and slim jeans and actually think that they look fantastic with oversized tops, because of the fact that they're so heavily contrasted. Same thing with a tighter-fitting top and loose bottoms. But other than that, great video!
I’ve got a 50 inch chest and a 35 inch waist with massive cyclist thighs and calves. I’m so glad that loose relaxed fit clothing is back to stay. Same thing with chunky shoes. Even straight fit pants fit tight on me.
I'm short and have a size 9 in sneakers. Outfits easily make it seem like my feet are too big for my body, so I tend to go with regular fitting pants because it makes my feet stand out less. Also goes with shoe-type. Like a regular Samba is an instant no-go because of this.
I def dable in trends and like to try new things but what I've learned not to do is mess size/fit trends. I feel like you alway look back and be like what were we thinking. I think finding items that fit your body well and aren't extreme in either direction will most likely last the rest of time in your wardrobe. Like why does it have to be either skinny or baggy?? Love linen too but not sure rocking bulky bball kicks with it is the look IMO. Love the hat picks.
I honestly wear everything now in my closet. Its more fun for me to have a wide variation of things to wear. Some days I'll bust out the skinny jeans to wear with my 750s and redo a fit from 2016 lol. Other days I'll wear some really baggy jeans with some Sambas or Jordan 3s. It depends on my mood tbh
Is there a good way to style loud basketball sneakers like Kobe Reverse Grinches? Or do you think that’s strictly sports wear like joggers and a t shirt?
Yeah skinnys on ice now, mostly. I dig the look and feel of relaxed pants & jeans especially with bulkier shoes. Still tryna get some of the boxier, shorter tops to match the proportions tho, thanks for the suggestions g!
Them Air Force ones does not go with those lane pans. Those shoes the brown ones you have sitting on the shelf on top of the book. That's what goes with it and that style. We passed Chester '90s and we stay switching it up with straight leg jeans, button-up shirts, collar polo shirts with jeans and wearing Nike as a fashion brand Man this the age group. Good job
All I can say is “less is better “, you can wear any sneakers you want as long as you don’t look like a billboard. Unless you want attention! I like sneakers BUT rather stick to my minimal style. I wear Nikes , Jordan’s or adidas on weekends ………just on weekends other than that like to keep simple 🫡!
From the '90s it'll always be sneakers and dress clothes and sports clothes. Sweat suits tracksuits Levi straight jeans. That's just the southern style baby and I don't know who some smooth white guys from the '90s baby
I cannot get behind baggy pants/jeans 99% of the time. To me it has a look like you’re covering something up or you bought the wrong size. Skinny/slim fit jeans show off the leg muscles. I also enjoy the long tee skinny jean look for most casual scenarios. For my body type this seems to be the best look. It would be cool if you could do a video for fits/styles for different body types! Edit: I play in a couple of bands so I might get a pass with the tight pants haha
Love this breakdown! And noted on the video suggestion. Although I might not be able to speak on all body types, it’d be helpful to start mentioning it more, thanks!
One thing I’ve found with straight/relaxed fitting trousers is I can’t let them sag-looks sloppy and unintentional. I could get away with that in the skinny jeans era but not anymore lol
I still be rocking distressed skinny jeans and pants in general that are on the fitted slimmer side because personally I don't like when my shoe is being covered and personally baggy pants just gives a sloppy look to me and it's not for me at least not for now. I've seen people rock baggy pants and it does look good on some people. So there's no right or wrong answer. As long as you like what you're wearing and you feel confident going outside with your style, that's all that matters.
@@morganng3624 well said! I agree! Sometimes certain styles get a little boring to me so I try and switch it up every few years or so, I’m sure my preferences will change in 2-4 years
@@Eddiewinkicks Yea as long as you're happy with what you're wearing that's all that matters bro. Keep doing what you're doing bro, I respect the grind and I fw your videos heavily. 💯
2:50 the floral style stuff had a wave like almost 5 years ago and has been on a run. I predicted like 3-4 years ago that preppy stuff would be leading once streetwear finally dies... I mean for hip hop everything has been done including rocker style industrial in hip hop... preppy... not yet. I literally wonder like how polo had a hold but was worn with street style and tommy and such... when are we gunna round the corner... and your latest young up and coming rapper is clean in slacks khakis with a cableknit dropping bars uniornically on the golf course with an upman cigar?😂 I feel we are close.
Hello, brother, I'd like to see you wear a look book with barb series or travis Scott series shoes. Would you consider making a issue if you have time? Haha, I really like the style of your video. It looks really handsome.❤
Have a few pair of Levi's 512 just to rock with my adidas ( spezial,gazelles,sambas) because I think it looks good with a slimmer shoe. Other than that Carhartt or dickies with my Jordans and new balance.
My Carhartt wip size is 30w, regular Carhartt is 31w , dickies skateboarding is 30w , regular dickies is 32w. I definitely recommend trying them on before you buy if possible. @@playingindies6730
for me, I'm not a huge fan of loafers. Besides, I feel like I'm 50+ if I dare to get them and, as I'm on a wheelchair, whenever I wanna move on or off my wheelchair (like a car or couch or whatever) I feel like they are gonna fly away (plus I use kinda bigger shoes than I should because I have chunky feet due to well.. wheelchair) so some sneakers that are REALLY overlooked than I love and have some really cool styles, more casual looking stuff are the Vans called Authentics and the Etnies sneakers has some low sneakers that are FIRE
I recently stopped wearing skinnys and switched to slim and slim taper in all types of bottoms due to bulking in muscle mass but i definitely dress like a gym rat youngla model lol. Slim fit bottoms with oversized tee or sometimes a regular fit tee. Gotta have a pump cover lol
Please don't wear skinny jeans. We wear straight legs. Don't let the department store dictate your style. We don't wear no skinny jeans, especially if you're 30 or older. Don't wear no skinny jeans. We wear straight leg jeans. You got that right
Funny thing in the '90s white guys was wearing skinny jeans Levi's and they made fun of them. Then soon as the black guy put the skinny jeans on it was cool and it's not cool
I’m looking to get a pair of Dr Marten bex loafers. I heard the sizing for those can be funny. I wear a 11 in sneakers. Do anyone know if i should go down a size, or stay at 11?
Man I love the DN! I’ve featured multiple pairs! Check out the videos I put out over the past couple months they’re in there. It’s just not as obvious as “air max DN review”. I’ve been feeling like that type of content can be boring. I like to discuss multiple pairs/styles at once.
I like the fact that you don’t tell us DONT!! Wear this don’t wear that as I’ve seen in some other channels. They seem to think that as soon as you hit a certain age you automatically have to stop wearing Jordan’s or have to start wearing suits. I say wear what you like wear what’s comfortable for you and be happy. But I definitely always take advice from you, thanks for the vids💪🏽
dont confused comfortable with streetstyle cause not all of them are comfortable and its not like clothes and shoes are forcing you to match your age. but it shows your maturity in perspective of reality in life. if you are in 40s wearing streetstyle acting like 14 to 17yrs old then you definitely have a problem. if youre trying to impress anyone or wanted to look good with jordans or any street style its the same priniciple applied. what i mean is theres a lot of people viewed a person or a man that is well dressed if theyre wearing non streetstyle clothes or shoes. i guess people like you often mistakenly think that streetstyle is well dressed. thats why it is called streetstyle. its a lousy,messy,sedentary informal style. my point is if you are 40 still act and style like "streets" then nobody would see you as matured and reliable man. those traits i said are certainly more attractive to women. women doesnt like immature 30 to 40yr man. on the other point streetstyle can look good too but you have to match it with great hygiene. hair cut,facial haircut,no bad breath and no body odors. sometimes i still go with streetstyle but thats if im gonna go grocery or going to place where im going to get dirty not to show my style.in fact a clean white simple shoes look better and would make you look better than jordans or any hype sneakers. style of clothing you wear does match or reflect who you are. if you wanna be viewed as good looking, matured,reliable,clean, and professional man then you shouldnt wear streetstyle. thats the moral of it
@@Rr-j4x I agree with you 100% nobody should be in their 40’s busting a sag or wearing their hats backwards or to the side. I just feel like you should dress for the occasion where a suit when it’s called for. Nobody needs to wear slacks and loafers to the mall or movies. And hygiene should always be top priority.
I don’t really wear skinny jeans anymore but I love a slim fitted or stacked denim
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Some stacked denim i mess with but yah i switched to slim cause bulking in gym got my leggs struggling in skinnies haha 😅
Same. Can’t do bootcuts etc
Me I want to wear cropped straight fit
I never owned a pair of skinny jeans, just couldn't get on board....my fashion sense got stuck in 1998, so I'm happy that baggy is back 😉
No mention of the WIN 47 hat is madness! Need that
I’m getting too old for trends but respect for giving us older heads our space
howwwwww 55 yrs
Following trends just show you've got no personality
@@Lee-ic2yn following trends is about appreciating art, seeing past the material items and into the minds of designers. Like Eddie said, it’s about creating a sort of style identity for yourself and trending within that. I’m honestly not sure why you would watch his channel if you don’t have interest in footwear/clothing trends...lol
Linen comes back in waves!!I wore a lot of linen in the late 90’s, a classic summer hit. Your right about having versatility in you shoe game, as we get older we must try options! Great vid as usual!
I'm all about the 501 original fit jeans. To me there's only one. Have I dabbled in slim skinny fits in my 20s? Yes. But nothing better than coming back to a pair of 501s in your mid 30's and just having things work.
If you have style. And don't follow trends. Then you'll never have to worry about what is "in". Cause you won't care. Rock what you like.
Thank you for the content! Loving the inspiration to fit more of the sneaker and casual style into my “grown man” style. I was worried that this would be too much of a drastic shift in my style and I was a bit self conscious about incorporating new pieces into my style, but after a weekend of outings and get-togethers, my confidence has gone up.
I used to wear only skinny jeans, now I only wear them with boots, I think it gives me that classic rocker look and usually that's what I go for when I wear skinny jeans.
These days I prefer more fitted, tapered pants with most of my outfits.
depends on what kind of boots. if its more classy slim or pointy boots slim and skinny would look good. rounded boots would look better with slim and baggy
Yeah. I understand that a lot of skinny Asian dudes love oversized tops and baggy pants but after 30 I just look like 🤡. Tapered and slim fit much better
I wear slim now. I’m 41 and I feel like wearing baggier pants makes it look like I’m trying to dress like a high schooler.
I think dabbling with new styles is essential, and having a little bit of everything in your closet is good. And I'm excited to see the different styles in this vid. Trying new things can be risky as some things may work or may not, but that's the fun of it. I remember the tapered jeans was the thing here before and i tapered all my jeans just like you lol. And also the mention near the end about finding a different style of shoe that isn't always the focus, but a complement to the outfit. As I've grown with your channel and have been influenced with your tips, it's cool to see that my mentality has lined up with yours. I also recall in an older vid you mentioned that as we get older does that mean we need to change our style and can't wear our older stuff. Yes and no, I think the times and situations change and you dress for the ocassion. I think incorporating new items out of your comfort zone keeps pushing your imagination and is just overall fun :). Awesome vid, Eddie!
Always rocked linen pants and those flowey shirts you have look so comfortable
47 brand caps just fit so much better than new era caps. The way they make em are just perfect
True! The new era 9forty A-frame hat fits similar to the 47 Brand. Bought a couple and haven’t looked back
Never hewrd of them but I'll check that out
Definitely dabble in multiples of different fits of pants. Proportions having continuity surely a key no matter if your going slim or relaxed.
I'm older and I've come to have my own style. I don't go year by year with trends. When u get older u develop ur own style. I'm 40 and wear mostly skinny and tight jeans. I had enough of the baggy stuff back in late 90s and early 2000s and I hated that baggy faze. So glad it left and now it's back. Just looks so messy and kid like. Plus I hated the fact that my pants always bleed on my shoes as they hung over them. With skinny n tight stuff I don't have to worry no more. Now I don't wear skin skin tight but it is skinnier stuff.. I pay too much for sneakers to have my jeans bleed all over them. So like I said as u get older u start to develop ur own style and then u don't feel the pressure to change every year with the fad
Overly baggy yes but tight jeans only look right on women
@@Lee-ic2ynIt depends on your body type/build….
Just like the op I’m in my 40s and I prefer to wear my pants/shirts more fitted/slim/skinny because of my body type.
Baggy stuff just doesn’t fit my body or style✌🏾
@@Lee-ic2ynit depends on your body type tbh. Some guys can pull off the skinny pants while others can't. You gotta learn your body type and see what works for you.
I’ve been really aggressive on upping my jeans game just in general. I’m trying to keep as many neutral fit pairs as possible, trying out more designer brands. Stuff which doesn’t necessarily stand out as baggy, skinny, or straight. When you find THAT pair it’s - chef’s kiss -.
Ths is a video that a lot of men need to see especially out younger men. Good shot Eddo. At some point you have to evolve. Me personally I’ve gotten rid of most of my graphic t shirts due large in part to weight loss, most dark denims and less loud sneakers. Simple is sexy and it’s less time used on what to wear.
I love this content and I will make sure I don’t miss none henceforth, thanks for sharing 💛
Grey WIN hat looks perfect
I used to only wear skinny jeans and chinos for real long time maybe from 2010 up to 2019. Started shifting to straight, slim, and tapered during the pandemic/post-pandemic years (2020-onwards) and never looked back. I never realized who much comfort my crotch and legs were deprived in all those years 😂I still keep just 1 pair of light wash skinny jeans in my current rotation though, in case I may need them.
I’d love to see your SB collection Eddie! Enjoyed the video I’ve been watching your videos for over 8 years now and I started collecting New Balance and SB’s for a little over a year now.
I respect and agree with most of what you're saying- but I still wear skinny and slim jeans and actually think that they look fantastic with oversized tops, because of the fact that they're so heavily contrasted. Same thing with a tighter-fitting top and loose bottoms.
But other than that, great video!
Sometimes i think of one of his great lines. "Where my 3s at?"
Clark’s!!!!🔥
I'm still not on the wide or baggy pants trends, i also don't like the skin tight skinny jeans, for me i will rock my Slim Fit pants now and so on 🔥🔥
I’ve got a 50 inch chest and a 35 inch waist with massive cyclist thighs and calves. I’m so glad that loose relaxed fit clothing is back to stay. Same thing with chunky shoes. Even straight fit pants fit tight on me.
I'm short and have a size 9 in sneakers. Outfits easily make it seem like my feet are too big for my body, so I tend to go with regular fitting pants because it makes my feet stand out less.
Also goes with shoe-type. Like a regular Samba is an instant no-go because of this.
I def dable in trends and like to try new things but what I've learned not to do is mess size/fit trends. I feel like you alway look back and be like what were we thinking. I think finding items that fit your body well and aren't extreme in either direction will most likely last the rest of time in your wardrobe. Like why does it have to be either skinny or baggy?? Love linen too but not sure rocking bulky bball kicks with it is the look IMO. Love the hat picks.
I agree with everything in this comment. Cheers!
I honestly wear everything now in my closet. Its more fun for me to have a wide variation of things to wear. Some days I'll bust out the skinny jeans to wear with my 750s and redo a fit from 2016 lol. Other days I'll wear some really baggy jeans with some Sambas or Jordan 3s. It depends on my mood tbh
That’s awesome! Dressing based off mood I respect it!
Been a fan for a min. Keep goin Eddie. 🫡
Is there a good way to style loud basketball sneakers like Kobe Reverse Grinches? Or do you think that’s strictly sports wear like joggers and a t shirt?
Yeah skinnys on ice now, mostly. I dig the look and feel of relaxed pants & jeans especially with bulkier shoes. Still tryna get some of the boxier, shorter tops to match the proportions tho, thanks for the suggestions g!
Need those Vibram Clark’s in my life but I can’t find them. Were they a limited drop?
Win hats dropping soon??
You got Wallabees. ❤
Them Air Force ones does not go with those lane pans. Those shoes the brown ones you have sitting on the shelf on top of the book. That's what goes with it and that style. We passed Chester '90s and we stay switching it up with straight leg jeans, button-up shirts, collar polo shirts with jeans and wearing Nike as a fashion brand Man this the age group. Good job
All I can say is “less is better “, you can wear any sneakers you want as long as you don’t look like a billboard. Unless you want attention! I like sneakers BUT rather stick to my minimal style. I wear Nikes , Jordan’s or adidas on weekends ………just on weekends other than that like to keep simple 🫡!
What brand are those jeans?
From the '90s it'll always be sneakers and dress clothes and sports clothes. Sweat suits tracksuits Levi straight jeans. That's just the southern style baby and I don't know who some smooth white guys from the '90s baby
Levi’s 514 with the right length inseam is all you need as an adult staple item
This is the best cut of Levi's in the world men
Would love to see you style the NB 1000 mallard greens
I cannot get behind baggy pants/jeans 99% of the time. To me it has a look like you’re covering something up or you bought the wrong size. Skinny/slim fit jeans show off the leg muscles. I also enjoy the long tee skinny jean look for most casual scenarios. For my body type this seems to be the best look. It would be cool if you could do a video for fits/styles for different body types!
Edit: I play in a couple of bands so I might get a pass with the tight pants haha
Love this breakdown! And noted on the video suggestion. Although I might not be able to speak on all body types, it’d be helpful to start mentioning it more, thanks!
Another good video......
One thing I’ve found with straight/relaxed fitting trousers is I can’t let them sag-looks sloppy and unintentional. I could get away with that in the skinny jeans era but not anymore lol
Those wallabees are so nice wish we had a link
I agree
😀
That brown Red Sox hat is that a SnapBack or strap? The link posted is for a snapback
It’s a SnapBack
Where’d you grab the tan Sox hat from? I don’t see it on 47 brand. Is it the golfer from new era?
I linked it in the description
I still be rocking distressed skinny jeans and pants in general that are on the fitted slimmer side because personally I don't like when my shoe is being covered and personally baggy pants just gives a sloppy look to me and it's not for me at least not for now. I've seen people rock baggy pants and it does look good on some people. So there's no right or wrong answer. As long as you like what you're wearing and you feel confident going outside with your style, that's all that matters.
@@morganng3624 well said! I agree! Sometimes certain styles get a little boring to me so I try and switch it up every few years or so, I’m sure my preferences will change in 2-4 years
@@Eddiewinkicks Yea as long as you're happy with what you're wearing that's all that matters bro. Keep doing what you're doing bro, I respect the grind and I fw your videos heavily. 💯
@@morganng3624 appreciate that so much! And thanks for leaving your opinion in the comments 👍🏼
I decided to wear slim fit now over the skinny jeans.
2:50 the floral style stuff had a wave like almost 5 years ago and has been on a run. I predicted like 3-4 years ago that preppy stuff would be leading once streetwear finally dies... I mean for hip hop everything has been done including rocker style industrial in hip hop... preppy... not yet. I literally wonder like how polo had a hold but was worn with street style and tommy and such... when are we gunna round the corner... and your latest young up and coming rapper is clean in slacks khakis with a cableknit dropping bars uniornically on the golf course with an upman cigar?😂
I feel we are close.
Hello, brother, I'd like to see you wear a look book with barb series or travis Scott series shoes. Would you consider making a issue if you have time? Haha, I really like the style of your video. It looks really handsome.❤
Love the Boston cap I can’t find it anywhere 😔
Here you go, one of my favorite hats - sovrn.co/p8zpwp3
Does anyone know those Adidas in the back? The yellow and the beige pairs.
Out of random… New Balance 991v2 Patta Sea Moss color way or Nike Sb Dunk High Pro Medium Grey. Which one should i get ? Im stuck between both
Patta but that’s just me
Great video 👍🏼
I personally i was a big fan skinny now I prefer slim fit at least Just looks better with shoes and Boots outfits all together.
Have a few pair of Levi's 512 just to rock with my adidas ( spezial,gazelles,sambas) because I think it looks good with a slimmer shoe. Other than that Carhartt or dickies with my Jordans and new balance.
Is the sizing between Dickies and Carhart pants the same?
My Carhartt wip size is 30w, regular Carhartt is 31w , dickies skateboarding is 30w , regular dickies is 32w. I definitely recommend trying them on before you buy if possible. @@playingindies6730
Skinny with Jordan 1s a certain runners.
Slim with 3s
for me, I'm not a huge fan of loafers. Besides, I feel like I'm 50+ if I dare to get them and, as I'm on a wheelchair, whenever I wanna move on or off my wheelchair (like a car or couch or whatever) I feel like they are gonna fly away (plus I use kinda bigger shoes than I should because I have chunky feet due to well.. wheelchair) so some sneakers that are REALLY overlooked than I love and have some really cool styles, more casual looking stuff are the Vans called Authentics and the Etnies sneakers has some low sneakers that are FIRE
I recently stopped wearing skinnys and switched to slim and slim taper in all types of bottoms due to bulking in muscle mass but i definitely dress like a gym rat youngla model lol. Slim fit bottoms with oversized tee or sometimes a regular fit tee. Gotta have a pump cover lol
Where can I find them green loafers???
Damn my bad, here you go, on sale too sovrn.co/wd7x6fi
Thanks I looked it up but couldn’t find it
Slim fitting jeans for me. Dont care how Gen z feels about it
Gen z snowflakes
Please don't wear skinny jeans. We wear straight legs. Don't let the department store dictate your style. We don't wear no skinny jeans, especially if you're 30 or older. Don't wear no skinny jeans. We wear straight leg jeans. You got that right
Funny thing in the '90s white guys was wearing skinny jeans Levi's and they made fun of them. Then soon as the black guy put the skinny jeans on it was cool and it's not cool
I’m a keep it simple “ Dope Ass Vid 🔥”
desert boot di ting deh bro
I’m looking to get a pair of Dr Marten bex loafers. I heard the sizing for those can be funny. I wear a 11 in sneakers. Do anyone know if i should go down a size, or stay at 11?
You have to try them on. I'm a US12, the 12 was too big and the 11 was too small. There were no half sizes so I just left them.
Thanks. I’ll probably do the same.
As a man of a certain age I cannot do baggy... left that in 90s. Also dont really wear jeans
I respect that! I’m more so co-signing flowy relaxed fit instead of 90’s boot cut but I hear you!
And you forgot one thing, where's your gold chain? Don't let him take that in a nice gold pinky ring. What's up classic Irish American thing
Yeah i still dress like early 20s even tho im 29 but theres a limit.
Do you not review new products anymore Eddie? Surprised you didn't pick up the new Air Max DN, i thought you would be all over those mate.
Man I love the DN! I’ve featured multiple pairs! Check out the videos I put out over the past couple months they’re in there. It’s just not as obvious as “air max DN review”. I’ve been feeling like that type of content can be boring. I like to discuss multiple pairs/styles at once.
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Thanks Eddie i just found the video, my bad ✌️
@@J_M_E_83 no sweat!
I wish I could wear Wallabees. They don't make them in my size. 13/14M
80 babies raised in the '90s
that cap style has to go it never matched any outfit other than athlesiure😂😂😂 i only use cap if its super hot or if im gonna play golf
I still think baggy pants look sloppy and ugly…
I don¨t wear Jeans in general. Just not comfortable, stiff.. They were originally made for miners, to endure tough labor.
Simple flex, Nice☝🏿💯👏🏿👏🏿🇻🇨🇻🇨
had enough baggy jeans to last a lifetime, so for me regardless of what the trend is, i stay away from that. good video otherwise
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FIRST DISLIKE TOO. LOOKS LIKE YOU HOLD THE FIRST L ALSO
Мне 67 лет, но я одеваюсь точно так, как ведущий этого блога. Возрастные ограничения в моде по возрасту - полный абсурд!