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Honestly we need to get back to when Men dressed properly every single day when they woke up in the morning, til they left the house, & until they went to bed ! Not just for business or special occasions but JUST BECAUSE it was the right thing to do !
Every time I hear the 'uncomfortable' excuse... I always reply "You know what DOES feel comfortable?.. Feeling like a million bucks when you're out in public. Complements on the way you look. People asking you advice on clothing and style. Seriously.. Do I look uncomfortable to you??"
I'll comment to help the YT algorithm but also to let you know almost everything I know about men's clothes came from you. And I often find myself educating others because they come to me when they actually have to look good one day
Great info on why and how dressing better sets you apart from all others. Want to get more respect? Dress better. Want to be taken more seriously? Dress better. Want to attract the right kind of people/women? DRESS BETTER! As a woman I am personally sick of seeing men look so sloppy and unkempt. Get some pride in yourselves guys and dress for success in just about every aspect of your life.
I was at the train station and I got interested in your video so much that I lost my train, oh well time to watch another 3 or 4 while I wait for the next one 🔥🔥🔥
Sir, this Marine cannot go anywhere without his collar shirt, bracelet, watch and wedding ring. He walks the dogs and exercises in dress shorts. All other places in pants. Never ever jeans for any reason at all. He feels naked without any of them. Good stuff. Thanks for sharing. Semper Fi
Love the channel and the tips and had to share a quick story from yesterday. Been watching your channel to step my game up, stopped at the gas station in jeans, button down flannel, and boots, simple classic but because of small tips I learned I knew I was looking good. The man at the truck in front of me was gassing up in a very similar outfit. He looked me up and down, as I did him, as we both knew who wore it better. I got back in the car and my girlfriend noticed the similarities in our outfits and how I crushed him and how he knew it (she watches the videos with me). Your advice works, thanks Antonio!
I've always loved the idea of dressing up. Issue is, I live in a country where temperature fluctuations are all over the place and it's normally hot, not cold. Kinda limited to t-shirts, polo shirts, shorts, chinos and sneakers. No-one really wears a jacket here in Queensland Australia.
Hi Tony, great vid as usual 👌🏼 I have a suggestion for a video topic which I really think is lacking (or at least I believe it is when it come to your target market…). Many of your viewers will be professionals who wfh a lot. Whilst we still have to appear smart and presentable on video calls, the reality is that when wfh one just doesn’t dress up in a shirt and tie sitting there in his living room all day waiting for the days video call 😅. Whilst many employers often understand this, it would be really good to get your suggestions on ‘alternative smart wfh clothing’, for example long sleeve polo tops perhaps? I often find myself thinking on a wfh morning ‘hmm how can I look smart (on vid calls) without getting into a crisp ironed shirt and sitting at home in it all day 😂’. Also, it would be really good if you expand on this to perhaps talk about things like lighting and video angles on calls… Thanking you always 💐
Not difficult to dress better than most these days,most seem to love jogging bottoms/yoga pants teeshirts & a scruffy pair of trainers,few have little pride on their overall appearance let alone the way they smell,i very rarely smell fragrance on anybody male or female!
It really feels like if you wear clothes that are not soaked in a mix of sweat, beer and kebab juice you are already better dressed than the majority of modern guys. I will not leave the house in dirty clothes unless it's a 7am milk crisis and I need my coffee NOW! I am not exactly the most fashionable guy or overly formal. I just do not like to feel dirty/scruffy.
So easy. No to backwards baseball caps, baggy shorts, trainers/sneakers/tennis shoes, tee-shirts, sweat pants, sweat shirts, denim. untucked shirt. Yes to a dress shoe, (either laced or slip on loafer), cotton twill pants/kakhis/chinos, a belt, and a shirt with a collar. If working in the office, then add a simple tie and sport jacket. The only hard part is that I've had office mates who did not know how to tie a tie, and would ask me to tie his tie for him before going on a job interview. But then get a clip-on tie. Guaranteed better than 99% of men in both residential neighborhoods and at the office. Step two would be to join a gym so that you can actually tuck in your shirt and button your pants. Step three would be to get a tailored jacket that doesn't droop around your shoulders (my pet peeve is men who think they are dressed up with a jacket sized too big around the shoulders causing a lumpy wrinkled top line..) Not until step four would you actually have to epen your wallet and spend some cash to invest in quality comfortable breathable fabric.
@RealMenRealStyle Your videos are some of the most helpful videos for young individuals, I would just like to request a video for men from tropical countries for ex.India or Indonesia ( sportsjackets/blazers become mostly overdressed ) Can you make video that emphasizes on mens fashion for these regions
Great video Antonio!!! Not only is my interchangeable wardrobe on point I'm also just a couple blocks away from Lambeau Field! Green Bay checking in! At home games the Military flyover go right over me... shame it's never shown on TV.
Here's a minor or major problem when buying OTR clothing _(Australia/NZ only)_ we have basically three options: 1. Farmers (NZ) or David Jones) 2. Kmart/Target 3. The Warehouse Option 3 is out of the question, as their clothing range is very restricted! No formal jackets/blazers/sports coats no proper _quality_ shirts, and the shoes are 3rd grade leather _(genuine leather)_ that only last 3 months @ $25 a pair, over 10 years, $1,000. Option 1 would be OK if one can afford it! Option 4, sole stores that sell quality OTR and/or MTM items! Like Pat Menzines of Queen Street Auckland!
I am an American and lived in NZ for a while...try Albany mall I used to do a lot of shopping there, I forget what stores but I remember there being a decent selection there. You are right in the fact that NZ has a limited selection when it comes to shopping in comparison to the US but there still are decent places there. The only thing I disliked is that a lot of the blazers you find in NZ are English style and have a boxy shoulder area. Have a good day sir!.
What is your take or advice for someone who does like to wear sneakers on occasions, specifically Jordan 1s? I know it's generally frowned upon for casual and looking good. Someone whos 30s and 40s.
Interesting video as always. In your opinion, can you buy a patterned blazer and wear a patterned shirt perhaps striped or should you always wear solid colored shirts. Also, you mentioned Tailors, I live in NYC, finding a Tailor that is reasonable is impossible. To give an example. I lost weight & brought in my suit and some matching shirts. The Suit was free but the shirts cost $45.00 to take the shirts in and do the cuff
I recommend and to try RAYMOND suit.. it's the Indian made to measure custom , off the rack suit and shirt.. It is One of the Highly reputed brand in fabric.. and long lasting fabric for suit, shirt.. Raymond fabric and Clothes are used from lay man to politicians and celebrities.. Price range are start from low to High.. For example in India from 500 rupee to 2lakh.. For you, in Australia it is very cheaper.. Please try and give a review video in your channel..
While "know your tailor" is great advice, please keep in mind that many of us live in cultural wastelands and there are literally No Tailors within 50 miles (or more) of us. I was a child in the 1960s and tailors were commonplace. That is not the situation any longer. It is a dying profession in many places and we all pay the price in off the rack offerings that mostly suck. And good luck having a frame that matches up favorably with those rack sizes. 😧 (Insert NSFW verbiage here!)
Personally I strive to be the best dressed man in the room every time. Even if I'm not the only one in a suit. But little things like a pocket square, nice watch (doesn't have to be expensive) but something that looks good, colour matches your outfit. Polished shoes (I've refused to employ someone after we interviewed him because he hadn't bothered to shine his shoes, what did that say about his attitude to wanting the job). I'm the uk most men's fashion is geared to 15 year olds...men in their 50s like me shouldn't wear clothes targeted at teenagers
I despise interviewers who use psychological games to refuse to hire someone. Like unshined shoes for a job in a basement cube farm. So few jobs are client-facing. Of course US is different than UK,; in the US, unless you are hiring an entertainment model, anything other than a double-blind interview is a set-up for a long, expensive employment lawsuit.
But I was interviewing him for an entry level job in a global financial organisation not McDonald's. If he could not put the effort into looking his best, then what effort would he put in to the job. This guy had just completed university and should have known what was expected in such a situation. If he had been a sixteen year old school lever (the age you can leave after exams in the UK) I would have had different expectations.
Ok, so you were looking for a young good looking model that you could boss around. Got it. Gotta make my plastic surgery appointment and visit my tailor, a la Tom Cruise...
I have a great paying union job as a CNC machinist, but as much as I would love to be fashionable at work, it’s just not practical. For one, I get machine coolant dripped all over my clothes. And 2 I have to wear safety glasses and blocky looking steel toe shoes. Haha I still love this channel though and do try and dress well on my off time.
Good advice. Here's an experiment for those regularly passing through an airport. Dress first in 'comfortable clothes', then in 'smart casual', and finally in 'coat and tie' - and count the glances you get from women you find attractive. The number goes up!
Added benefit, I get VIP attention from airline staff. No free upgrades (that's done by computer algorhythms), only paid upgrade offers. But I get R-E-S-P-E-C-T from airline staff.
You talked about uniforms without referencing Mr. Rogers. I will keep badgering you about referencing him in one of your videos, until you do. His sweaters and sneakers were so iconic, they ended up in a museum. He is the example I use when I explain to others how clothes send a message.
Antonio, thank you for your content, u placing a lot of thoughts :) But i have a very bothering me question: i have a very sweaty back. If i go for a walk 20-30 min - i have waterfall. Thats the only reason why i wear sport - i can easily change t-shirt. Would you kindly to advise something?❤
The thing about layering is that you can drop layers. If your first layer, say a shirt is nice on itself than go for it. Or a polo with a sports jacket and if its to hot you can remove that jacket. I work with children who are mentally ill and I don't dress very well if I need to be on the group as they can destroy you're clothing by pulling, biting, scratching. But a shirt and trousers/jeans and a sports jacket can be sturdy enough.
I have the same issue, and it needs to be right near freezing before I can wear a scarf, beanie and gloves without getting too hot. I also live in a place that doesn't get too cold (Australia), so I have mid-weight jackets for seasons like late-Spring or Autumn, and then I wear thin, fine knit Merino wool jumpers/sweaters over the top of a shirt or t-shirt. I do have thicker jumpers, but I don't use them expect when travelling.
@@SteveSwannJr haha, yeah, I'm pretty much the same. I realise my original message wasn't the clearest, but essentially I wear mid-weight jackets (suitable for late-Spring and Autumn) in Winter, and just add a fine knit Merino jumper with a shirt/t-shirt underneath. Even when I travelled to the US or Europe in Winter, these jackets are fine with a thicker jumper. Meanwhile, my mum is wearing an overcoat in Spring...
(This question is a little off topic.) I have a $200.00 budget for a suit, where would you recommend I look for a good black, all season suit at this price point? I am interning as a funeral director, and I need to find a black suit I can wear outside in 90-100 degree heat. Any help will be appreciated.
It’s easy to address guys that work in business do a video on blue-collar workers the average warehouse worker and truck drivers help those guys look better
Agree with this Antonio. I like to do that but sometimes when I work at a group of children/teens who are mentally ill/ autism spectrum I switch to jeans and a shirt, more sturdy, heavy clothing because these clients can rip clothing, bite and scratch you. In the least manor they smear yuck stuff on you. I need to observe them and work with them as a orthopaedic. If I am not on the group I adore suit/sports jackets etc.
Was that actually Jason Momoa without a beard, or just some photoshopped picture? I have never seen him clean shaven, but holy shit, that´s a hell of a difference.
@@nicoz5624I'm all for it, but this shit's getting repetetive. 95% of men don't so this, 1% do that, be part of the 86.76% of men that do this 24.75% of the time.
Mark Zuckerberg should never be mentioned in any style forum unless it's "what not to do". He's living proof that you can pay $350 for a t-shirt and it still looks more like a t-shit.
For me, it's not just about dressing better, but dressing differently than everyone else. Put a man in a nice tailored suit and he's dressing better than most of the public. Put the man in a nice tailored suit and place him in a room with other men wearing nice tailored suits and he looks like everyone else. Probably even have the same hairstyle. I'd rather be a little unique.
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Honestly we need to get back to when Men dressed properly every single day when they woke up in the morning, til they left the house, & until they went to bed ! Not just for business or special occasions but JUST BECAUSE it was the right thing to do !
Every time I hear the 'uncomfortable' excuse... I always reply "You know what DOES feel comfortable?.. Feeling like a million bucks when you're out in public. Complements on the way you look. People asking you advice on clothing and style. Seriously.. Do I look uncomfortable to you??"
12:27 facts!
I'll comment to help the YT algorithm but also to let you know almost everything I know about men's clothes came from you. And I often find myself educating others because they come to me when they actually have to look good one day
Great info on why and how dressing better sets you apart from all others. Want to get more respect? Dress better. Want to be taken more seriously? Dress better. Want to attract the right kind of people/women? DRESS BETTER! As a woman I am personally sick of seeing men look so sloppy and unkempt. Get some pride in yourselves guys and dress for success in just about every aspect of your life.
I was at the train station and I got interested in your video so much that I lost my train, oh well time to watch another 3 or 4 while I wait for the next one 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks Antonio. Your videos are truly inspirational and helpful. Great work all around
Thanks as always for your videos, I do in fact need a frequent reminder to strive to be the best I can be.
Sir, this Marine cannot go anywhere without his collar shirt, bracelet, watch and wedding ring.
He walks the dogs and exercises in dress shorts. All other places in pants. Never ever jeans for any reason at all.
He feels naked without any of them.
Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Semper Fi
Antonio keep it up
Oh wow - thank you! I appreicate you.
Love the channel and the tips and had to share a quick story from yesterday. Been watching your channel to step my game up, stopped at the gas station in jeans, button down flannel, and boots, simple classic but because of small tips I learned I knew I was looking good. The man at the truck in front of me was gassing up in a very similar outfit. He looked me up and down, as I did him, as we both knew who wore it better. I got back in the car and my girlfriend noticed the similarities in our outfits and how I crushed him and how he knew it (she watches the videos with me). Your advice works, thanks Antonio!
Great video sir. 100 percent agree.
Thank you as always, for make us men the very we can be!
Excellent content as always my friend!
It's not hard these days, the bar is set so low.
I love watching your videos and im learning alot from you
keep iup the good work
Thank you so much for the kind words.
Love this channel. I only wish there was a channel like this for my wife.
I've always loved the idea of dressing up. Issue is, I live in a country where temperature fluctuations are all over the place and it's normally hot, not cold. Kinda limited to t-shirts, polo shirts, shorts, chinos and sneakers. No-one really wears a jacket here in Queensland Australia.
That dude in the monochromatic picture you showed wearing all blue looked fantastic. 💙🤵🏻♂️👨🏻💼👨🏻⚖️
i know for a fact that Jason Momoa doesnt look like that beardless 🤣 that was hilarious
Hi Tony, great vid as usual 👌🏼
I have a suggestion for a video topic which I really think is lacking (or at least I believe it is when it come to your target market…). Many of your viewers will be professionals who wfh a lot. Whilst we still have to appear smart and presentable on video calls, the reality is that when wfh one just doesn’t dress up in a shirt and tie sitting there in his living room all day waiting for the days video call 😅. Whilst many employers often understand this, it would be really good to get your suggestions on ‘alternative smart wfh clothing’, for example long sleeve polo tops perhaps? I often find myself thinking on a wfh morning ‘hmm how can I look smart (on vid calls) without getting into a crisp ironed shirt and sitting at home in it all day 😂’.
Also, it would be really good if you expand on this to perhaps talk about things like lighting and video angles on calls…
Thanking you always 💐
Not difficult to dress better than most these days,most seem to love jogging bottoms/yoga pants teeshirts & a scruffy pair of trainers,few have little pride on their overall appearance let alone the way they smell,i very rarely smell fragrance on anybody male or female!
Central Wisconsin!? I’m from Wittenberg! That made me really happy 😊
Kindly Also explain in video Combination of turbans with formal clothing ?
Around 2:32 and "hair". What if you have male pattern baldness and no hair or hair that only grows around the side and back of your head?
It really feels like if you wear clothes that are not soaked in a mix of sweat, beer and kebab juice you are already better dressed than the majority of modern guys. I will not leave the house in dirty clothes unless it's a 7am milk crisis and I need my coffee NOW! I am not exactly the most fashionable guy or overly formal. I just do not like to feel dirty/scruffy.
I like jacket..but I live where it's 30 degrees celsius the whole yearr 😅
So easy. No to backwards baseball caps, baggy shorts, trainers/sneakers/tennis shoes, tee-shirts, sweat pants, sweat shirts, denim. untucked shirt. Yes to a dress shoe, (either laced or slip on loafer), cotton twill pants/kakhis/chinos, a belt, and a shirt with a collar. If working in the office, then add a simple tie and sport jacket. The only hard part is that I've had office mates who did not know how to tie a tie, and would ask me to tie his tie for him before going on a job interview. But then get a clip-on tie. Guaranteed better than 99% of men in both residential neighborhoods and at the office. Step two would be to join a gym so that you can actually tuck in your shirt and button your pants. Step three would be to get a tailored jacket that doesn't droop around your shoulders (my pet peeve is men who think they are dressed up with a jacket sized too big around the shoulders causing a lumpy wrinkled top line..) Not until step four would you actually have to epen your wallet and spend some cash to invest in quality comfortable breathable fabric.
Your hair is looking freakin awesome. I wish my dad took care of his hair like that.
@RealMenRealStyle Your videos are some of the most helpful videos for young individuals, I would just like to request a video for men from tropical countries for ex.India or Indonesia ( sportsjackets/blazers become mostly overdressed ) Can you make video that emphasizes on mens fashion for these regions
Great video Antonio!!! Not only is my interchangeable wardrobe on point I'm also just a couple blocks away from Lambeau Field! Green Bay checking in!
At home games the Military flyover go right over me... shame it's never shown on TV.
Here's a minor or major problem when buying OTR clothing _(Australia/NZ only)_ we have basically three options:
1. Farmers (NZ) or David Jones)
2. Kmart/Target
3. The Warehouse
Option 3 is out of the question, as their clothing range is very restricted! No formal jackets/blazers/sports coats no proper _quality_ shirts, and the shoes are 3rd grade leather _(genuine leather)_ that only last 3 months @ $25 a pair, over 10 years, $1,000.
Option 1 would be OK if one can afford it!
Option 4, sole stores that sell quality OTR and/or MTM items! Like Pat Menzines of Queen Street Auckland!
I am an American and lived in NZ for a while...try Albany mall I used to do a lot of shopping there, I forget what stores but I remember there being a decent selection there. You are right in the fact that NZ has a limited selection when it comes to shopping in comparison to the US but there still are decent places there. The only thing I disliked is that a lot of the blazers you find in NZ are English style and have a boxy shoulder area.
Have a good day sir!.
I recently went shopping at target, and I really liked their value. Their brand is called Goodfellow. Have you seen it before and what’s your opinion?
I’ve been using the same black pair of good fellows for almost 2 years. Im no expert but they’ve done me good
What is your take or advice for someone who does like to wear sneakers on occasions, specifically Jordan 1s? I know it's generally frowned upon for casual and looking good. Someone whos 30s and 40s.
Interesting video as always. In your opinion, can you buy a patterned blazer and wear a patterned shirt perhaps striped or should you always wear solid colored shirts. Also, you mentioned Tailors, I live in NYC, finding a Tailor that is reasonable is impossible. To give an example. I lost weight & brought in my suit and some matching shirts. The Suit was free but the shirts cost $45.00 to take the shirts in and do the cuff
hey, most tailors are overpriced .. go to a basic seamstress .. she does great work and charges less
I recommend and to try RAYMOND suit.. it's the Indian made to measure custom , off the rack suit and shirt..
It is One of the Highly reputed brand in fabric..
and long lasting fabric for suit, shirt..
Raymond fabric and Clothes are used from lay man to politicians and celebrities..
Price range are start from low to High..
For example in India from 500 rupee to 2lakh..
For you, in Australia it is very cheaper..
Please try and give a review video in your channel..
Dressing well in the beginning is an odd feeling, it does feel like a costume. But eventually you learn to become more comfitable in your clothes
While "know your tailor" is great advice, please keep in mind that many of us live in cultural wastelands and there are literally No Tailors within 50 miles (or more) of us. I was a child in the 1960s and tailors were commonplace. That is not the situation any longer. It is a dying profession in many places and we all pay the price in off the rack offerings that mostly suck. And good luck having a frame that matches up favorably with those rack sizes. 😧 (Insert NSFW verbiage here!)
Keep voting blue!
Could you do a video showing your daily outfits on a normal week of your life?
Cool that you are from Wisconsin. I am originally from Green Bay
Personally I strive to be the best dressed man in the room every time. Even if I'm not the only one in a suit. But little things like a pocket square, nice watch (doesn't have to be expensive) but something that looks good, colour matches your outfit. Polished shoes (I've refused to employ someone after we interviewed him because he hadn't bothered to shine his shoes, what did that say about his attitude to wanting the job).
I'm the uk most men's fashion is geared to 15 year olds...men in their 50s like me shouldn't wear clothes targeted at teenagers
I despise interviewers who use psychological games to refuse to hire someone. Like unshined shoes for a job in a basement cube farm. So few jobs are client-facing. Of course US is different than UK,; in the US, unless you are hiring an entertainment model, anything other than a double-blind interview is a set-up for a long, expensive employment lawsuit.
But I was interviewing him for an entry level job in a global financial organisation not McDonald's. If he could not put the effort into looking his best, then what effort would he put in to the job. This guy had just completed university and should have known what was expected in such a situation. If he had been a sixteen year old school lever (the age you can leave after exams in the UK) I would have had different expectations.
Ok, so you were looking for a young good looking model that you could boss around. Got it.
Gotta make my plastic surgery appointment and visit my tailor, a la Tom Cruise...
I have a great paying union job as a CNC machinist, but as much as I would love to be fashionable at work, it’s just not practical. For one, I get machine coolant dripped all over my clothes. And 2 I have to wear safety glasses and blocky looking steel toe shoes. Haha I still love this channel though and do try and dress well on my off time.
Don't you wear an apron? I also stand at the milling machine with a tie on.
Where do you get your polos?
Collars & Co. 👍
Yes!
These are the best shirts I’ve ever bought my husband. He gets lots of compliments on them.😊
Top of the morning good sir
Top of the morning to you too!
Laifen do the best hair dryer now. Even better then Dyson, which is way more expensive. I'm a Stylist.
Helpful.
Good advice. Here's an experiment for those regularly passing through an airport. Dress first in 'comfortable clothes', then in 'smart casual', and finally in 'coat and tie' - and count the glances you get from women you find attractive. The number goes up!
Added benefit, I get VIP attention from airline staff. No free upgrades (that's done by computer algorhythms), only paid upgrade offers. But I get R-E-S-P-E-C-T from airline staff.
You talked about uniforms without referencing Mr. Rogers. I will keep badgering you about referencing him in one of your videos, until you do. His sweaters and sneakers were so iconic, they ended up in a museum. He is the example I use when I explain to others how clothes send a message.
Antonio, thank you for your content, u placing a lot of thoughts :)
But i have a very bothering me question: i have a very sweaty back. If i go for a walk 20-30 min - i have waterfall. Thats the only reason why i wear sport - i can easily change t-shirt.
Would you kindly to advise something?❤
My issue is that I'm REALLY hot-blooded. The layered look is amazing, but I'll sweat to death. I'd love some answers/ideas.
The thing about layering is that you can drop layers. If your first layer, say a shirt is nice on itself than go for it. Or a polo with a sports jacket and if its to hot you can remove that jacket. I work with children who are mentally ill and I don't dress very well if I need to be on the group as they can destroy you're clothing by pulling, biting, scratching. But a shirt and trousers/jeans and a sports jacket can be sturdy enough.
Use lighter garments, avoid wool and thick cotton and stick to linen, normal cotton, silk etc..
I have the same issue, and it needs to be right near freezing before I can wear a scarf, beanie and gloves without getting too hot.
I also live in a place that doesn't get too cold (Australia), so I have mid-weight jackets for seasons like late-Spring or Autumn, and then I wear thin, fine knit Merino wool jumpers/sweaters over the top of a shirt or t-shirt. I do have thicker jumpers, but I don't use them expect when travelling.
@@jt1559 Agreed. Last winter I had to button my coat three times.
@@SteveSwannJr haha, yeah, I'm pretty much the same. I realise my original message wasn't the clearest, but essentially I wear mid-weight jackets (suitable for late-Spring and Autumn) in Winter, and just add a fine knit Merino jumper with a shirt/t-shirt underneath. Even when I travelled to the US or Europe in Winter, these jackets are fine with a thicker jumper. Meanwhile, my mum is wearing an overcoat in Spring...
I command any room, black tie formal to casual event, dressed 99% worse than anyone in there. That’s what a true boss can do.
Love this
(This question is a little off topic.) I have a $200.00 budget for a suit, where would you recommend I look for a good black, all season suit at this price point? I am interning as a funeral director, and I need to find a black suit I can wear outside in 90-100 degree heat. Any help will be appreciated.
2:03 - Daaamn...?!?!
It’s easy to address guys that work in business do a video on blue-collar workers the average warehouse worker and truck drivers help those guys look better
Be. Be better.
Dude is a millionaire and still drives a cheap old car from at least 20 years ago, Wow. respect!
I'm going to guess you live around Wausau/Merrill, at least I'm pretty sure it's not Madison.
That moment your not in the suck and a Marinz gives you an acronym lol.... 4:32
my suggestion for you would be to switch from that high fade to a low fade. gives more of a professional, heterosexual, cleaner look.
Nice
Agree with this Antonio. I like to do that but sometimes when I work at a group of children/teens who are mentally ill/ autism spectrum I switch to jeans and a shirt, more sturdy, heavy clothing because these clients can rip clothing, bite and scratch you. In the least manor they smear yuck stuff on you. I need to observe them and work with them as a orthopaedic. If I am not on the group I adore suit/sports jackets etc.
GO PACK GO
As a malding baldman I simply can't relate with point 3
Wearing sneakers and/or tshirt with a suit just irks me entirely.
Was that actually Jason Momoa without a beard, or just some photoshopped picture? I have never seen him clean shaven, but holy shit, that´s a hell of a difference.
Of course I'm watching this video while wearing sweatpants 😂
What is Your Name? Semper Fi. 😊😊
Jason Momoa looked real scary with that beard
No stains and no sweat pants what a low standard. This person is showing something better than that.
Random …. If you want to apply pressure to the woman in your life …..Just always dress nice and smell good guys ….that’s it
Most men don’t even know what a Tailor is…..
This video should have been like 12 seconds long. All you had to say was no stains on your shirt and no sweat pants and you're in the 99%
Let the man pay his bills, damn.
Depends where you live. That certainly doesn't apply to where I live (Orange County in Southern California).
@@nicoz5624I'm all for it, but this shit's getting repetetive. 95% of men don't so this, 1% do that, be part of the 86.76% of men that do this 24.75% of the time.
@@barnastil591why are you here then?😂
@@TuneinRI'm not saying he doesn't make good content. It's just getting a little repetitive.
Mark Zuckerberg should never be mentioned in any style forum unless it's "what not to do". He's living proof that you can pay $350 for a t-shirt and it still looks more like a t-shit.
If going to the gym starts feeling good you are doing it wrong, Marine!
For me, it's not just about dressing better, but dressing differently than everyone else. Put a man in a nice tailored suit and he's dressing better than most of the public. Put the man in a nice tailored suit and place him in a room with other men wearing nice tailored suits and he looks like everyone else. Probably even have the same hairstyle. I'd rather be a little unique.
Pretty much. You don’t want to look like a jcrew catalog
If you’re in the woods where there is a risk of encountering a bear or wolf and you’re not armed then shame on you.
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Dear College Students: before putting on clothes. TAKE A SHOWER AND WEAR DEODORANT! DAILY. Y’all stink! Then worry about your style.
No entiendo ni papa
Pucha que penita
Not only my shoemaker would kill you for the idea tht brown shoes would ever be fancy or fashionable.
Brown shoes > Black shoes ;)
@@jt1559 Nuts!
Yawn...
What are the other 3,000 people doing bot being brainwashed by caring about a barbaric cte ridduled sport