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Thanks for showing people that they don't need to be rich to become the person they want to be. On my channel, I focus on habits but there are so many examples for this. If you are willing to put in the work, you can do it!
We could improvise 80% as effectively in order to take the principles we learn from this video, to apply it to our own Blue Collar areas of operation. I noticed the focus was on the outfits that make the difference in pay. So what is the difference in pay for your Blue Collar work?
I don't particularly wear suits and things like that; I don't even have a "proper" career at that, but that first point about thinking to have a lot of clothes to look good? That applied to me until recently. I just went through my closet last week and bagged *pretty much* all of my old clothes that were too big (I used to have shirts that were 4x), tattered, etc. Made my closet a lot "smaller" and neater, and I can see everything I actually own/wear.
For separate jackets, single breasted is fine, but with a suit, I’d exclusively wear double breasted. It builds up the chest and the shoulders, brings in the waist, and makes the body look proportional (considering I’m of an average size, maybe slightly taller). I also like the look of dark shirts, like burgundy, navy or black. It makes you look more powerful.
I love double breasted myself as well, but some employer dress codes won't allow for it. They haven't been as popular as single breasted in the work force in the last 30 years. That could always change, but right now single breasted is more considered more reserved and business appropriate and double breasted is more alternative less common place.
Great Video! People get stuck in tips and donts, but sometimes it's awesome to have a global vision of an interchangeable wardrobe and set an objective for that in terms of costs. Great job!
Love your videos, Antonio. While I agree with most of your budget, I’d say it’s a bit skimpy in the casual wear and outerwear side of things. To save money and help round that out, I’d always recommend hunting for secondhand deals on eBay, Poshmark, etc. or thrifting; I’ve found everything from Allen Edmonds Park Avenues for $4 to a brand new $300 Patagonia winter cost for $10. Great way to help lower fast fashion/clothes waste too.
Thank you for all the value and expertise you showed throughout the video. As a poor immigrant trying to maximize my potential, I never had someone guide me on how a powerful MAN should appear. Know that you’ve improved the lives of many, including mine.
Another great thing to have is well fitted crew neck or v-neck t-shirts. Solid colors, well made, they go well with a suit for a business casual look. But all in all, Thank you so much for this video. I've wanted to build a good looking wardrobe, and now I have the means to attain it and I can do it for relatively cheap. And from this I can expand it to suit my needs, yall are doing great things.
It doesn't mean you can't dress well, especially when you're out of the uniform. I wear a dress shirt with a nice tie and chinos when I'm out. I mix and match everything and it looks like I have a much more extensive wardrobe that actually esists.
Love the dark green herringbone sports jacket. Men’s clothing seems to be higher quality, for less money, than those for us women. I just ordered a linen blazer for $300, but was willing to pay more to get a non-polyester lining (this one is cotton). Do men’s suits, jackets and trousers come with poly linings, too? I absolutely loathe them, they overheat one and don’t breathe at all. A poly lining defeats the entire purpose of a linen jacket, which is to have the structure and function of a jacket, but stay cool and airy in the hot weather. I want the rayon lining standard back! (Rayon s highly breathable and cool because it’s made from plant fibers, not plastic).
If you know what you're doing you can get a really good fitting shirt from a Ralph Lauren outlet with great patterns and colors for a great price when you stack coupons. Haven't faded and I've had em for 4 years already
Anyone: dies and buried in black tie or something Antonio: Gentleman, bring an interchangable wardrobe with you and dress like the carcass you know yourself to be. And don't forget to wear a Vincero watch and Thursday Boots ! 😉
I'm an officer in the military and I have to go to a resident course requiring suits and business casual clothes. Definitely a switch up. What's your opinion on alumni ties with stripes? College ties? Service color ties? Things of that nature. The only tie I really have is black to go with my "A"s.
Hey man, aspiring officer here. Personally, I'd think that service, regimental or corps colours should be fine, especially the event in question is military. I'm a little more cautious with school or college colours- I don't want to appear to try and leverage my education or try appealing to the old boys club- it can really rub some people the wrong way. If you had to bring, say, three ties, I'd go with one solid colour, but textured (I quite like blue), one striped and one with a pattern of some sort- I have one with little fluer de Lis, for example, or one in a family tartan. I find the stripes a little less formal, so if you have a combination outfit or a suit in a less-formal colour, like a brown, that'd be when I would be more inclined to wear it. I hope my two-cents are useful
@@JD-vv2qp thanks for your insight. Those are good suggestions. As you are probably aware, the UK is big on regimental ties. I kinda wish the US would have taken up that tradition. I was thinking of getting the Engineer Regiment tie. I seriously doubt anyone would recognize my university - it's tiny and insignificant. I might sport a lapel pin as well but I have until July until I have to go, so plenty of time to shop and put this together. Save a few pennies along the way.
that's a great video, as always - very comprehensive. I'd go out the route of saving money on the shirt and maybe cheapen out on a suit a bit, but never underestimate the power of good quality underwear. Or, well,the opposite. You may have the best suit or oxfords, but if your briefs are too tight in the wrong places, you can't benefit from the confidence great clothes can give you
Antonio, an excellent & informative video as always. I plan to have a wardrobe refresh next year and this has really helped gived me some inspiration. Sending my thanks and respect from the UK.
Antonio, I'd also add tie-bars, scarfs, handkerchiefs, gloves, & wallets too. Also how about pins for your suits too? Not just for personal use, also what's the best way to wear them on a suit too?
Great video. I agree on most of these points. I probably would go with a dark brown cap toe oxford instead of the black. Brown would look better with the navy suit and would still go fine with the grey. I'm not sure on the anson belt with a suit but it would be fine with the rest. You can definitely find $20 silk ties, the tie bar is a great store for variety and quality. Interchangeable is key!
went to mall to shop for some sports jacket today. the minimun made in china jackt (they are in good quality tho) costs around 200 to 400. the 400 one is made out of Egyption cotton, feels pretty good, but still. and i also tried on an Italian designed jacket. 2000 bucks.... that some jamese bond tier of clothing
What's up Devil Dog, I have no idea why my bell was unrung from you, I thought you stopped posting...So I re-hit that bloody bell and am I glad I did. Love this topic, and please for the love of god people...buy quality over the quantity, repeat after me quality over quantity. Also remember, Libertatem Defendimus
suggestion please? I ask since you are privy to tons of places to get things that perhaps I am unaware; I would like to get cufflinks for my 17 year old son, he has his first french cuff shirt :) I don't like those silk ball type or gaudy ones, he is very minimalistic and I know he would want only for function vs "here see my cufflinks" yet I want something that is quality and will last yet not be very expensive if that exists and you know of it, I would so appreciate your help; thank you! I may be your only female veiwer :) I am a widow so this man stuff has be out of my knowledge base so I watch often to get tips from you to pass along. I had no trouble with clothing etc when he was little, I knew exactly how to dress him but going into adult hood not so much, thank you!
I would go with: - raw denim jeans - white sneakers - polo shirt navy blue - grey wool trousers - lightblue dress shirt - black dressy chelsea - striped oxfordshirt - chinos - white dress shirt - grey wool sweeter - brown chuckas - camel wool sweeter - dressy denim shirt Remember that: 5 shoes 5 pants 5 shirts 5 sweeters 5 jackets = 3.125 outfits Add a handfull of t-shirts, ties, scarfes and pocketsqueres, and the fact that you can wear this, with or without sweeter and/or jacket and you are ready for 10 years.
True it is not a compleet list, but 3 suits (blue, dark grey and light grey) and 3 blazers (marin blue, grey and dark brown) are nice to. One suit I think is to few, then you do not dear to wear it, and when you must wear it you grew out of it or some insect eat holes in it, or it needs drycleaning.
You could've added at least a watch (Seiko 5/Casio/Timex or some reputable affordable brands out there) Antonio, but great tips nevertheless for starters out there.
Hey RMRS, I am obsessed w/ good clothing. I have in my possession many Dress Shirts, Dress Pants, 3 pairs of shoes,8 Sports Jackets & abt 130 Gorgeous Ties. I refer to my clothing collection as an Arsenal. I was blessed w/ a talent of dressing really well. It makes things go smooth for me through out the day everyday Especially when I have my Wife & my 7Yr old son along w/ me. Simply put, I can't have those certain people Fucking w/ me when I'm Rolling w/ my Familia. Channels such as yours has helped me sharpen my talent even further with those certain details....Thanks RMRS.
What about tailoring for the suit and sportcoat? Minimal alterations are usually at the sleeve length and the pant length. In my experience that can range from 20-30 per alteration so about 40-60 dollars.
Damm you're getting ripped off, hems shouldn't be more than 8 bucks for pants, 15 for jacket sleeves. At that point why not just buy a sewing machine and alter all your own clothes, a machine is like 80 bucks.
@@gilbertoflores7397 you're getting a good deal. A google search returned the following Prices for common alterations typically fall into these broad ranges: Hemming Pants, Skirts, or Dresses: $10 to $25 - Skirts with a lining cost more to hem than unlined ones. Shortening Sleeves: $15 to $40 - Jacket sleeves cost more than shirt sleeves, and jackets with buttons and linings cost more than plain ones. To your second question, the time, effort, and risk I'd undertake to do it myself isnt worth it. The dollar cost is an easy tradeoff for me. Do you do it yourself?
@@MauricXe have you ever tired to learn? It's super easy, I have altered my own clothes, it might seem scary, that's why you practice on cheaper clothes. I would pay for alterations, because I know a great tailor who doesn't charge much at all, and has been doing it professionally for like 30 years, she alter a whole suit for me for like 40 bucks. While I do enjoy her work, and trust her completely, getting 10+ shirts and pants altered is not something I like doing. As I'm oddly proportioned, I have a thick neck and slim waist, that nothing off the rack, no matter how high end, will fit. Completely custom made shirts are probably my best option (but I'd never do because the cost is kind of ridiculous), however, because I can just alter the bigger shirts to for me, it cost me maybe a quarter, sometimes less the cost of the custom shirt. I go to the tailored for suit related things, but for regular shirts, pants, trousers, and t shirts, it's best to learn to do it. Might seem like an investment of time, but totally worth it, in the long run to have everything fill well, even if it was "cheap". And if you learn to do it or how eat it is to alter clothes, you would know you're getting ripped off at those prices the other tailors charge. I do enjoy my tailor, and her prices are more than fair, I guess. But fixing/altering pants takes like 3 minutes of work. It's super easy.
For Dress shirts I plan on getting white and light blue in the near future. I have some others that are more colorful in my wardrobe. How many dress shirts do you think we need to go with everything is 3-5 a good minimum? I'm sure you have a guide on this as well.Also can you wear short sleeve button shirts with sweaters and jackets? Sorry hope the 2 questions aren't a bother.I also have short sleeves in my closet.
@@Superfireben Yeah I have others written down for my list man but thanks for the suggestion.I have about 3 right now but plan on buying 5 others for sure.I think you misunderstood my comment a bit.I don't have a corporate job but still like to dress well.
@@RealMenRealStyle I don't think so. These were perfect tips for someone like me trying to build a wardrobe like this. Again, I thank you for these videos.
I would like to say this is a great video Antonio!, but for a guy like me i don't care as much as repeating my outfits i like my uniformed looked. Qoute from jar head marine father.(my dad)
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Thanks for the awesome video. Only thing, 200 bucks for the first suit seems fine but 200$ for shoes seems a bit too much imo. I'd probably split it in 2 and get one dress shoes for 120 and some nice white sneakers for 80 bucks.
If anyone here needs a silk tie, and is close to Northern Utah, let me know. I have a few good ties I wouldn't mind donating to someone that will appreciate.
Right off the bat I'm afraid you started too low on the suit. I understand it's for the sake of the video but as far as I know there aren't any good options outside of thrifted/second hand suits. A $200 suit is an h&m or Zara suit. They feature fused (glued) construction which gets destroyed after one cleaning or within 6 months, or less if you're only wearing 2 suits. They are also made of poly fabrics which don't insulate well and will leave you feeling hot and uncomfortable. Perhaps starting at $400 or $500 would have been better where you can get a suit from suitsupply or indochino, they have half canvas construction and are made of wool. Even though they are made in China you will get more bang out of your buck and definitely a longer lifespan than with a $200 option.
Element of Man True but for guys that wear them once a month it might seam a bit to expencive at once. If I only had $1.000 to spend I would go for a blue suit, where the jacket might dubble up a bit as a blazer. I do think you need 3 suits and 3 blazers, but that would probably be enough for moore then half of all guys.
Actually the poly suits are more often designed to be for the work force, were as the nice wool are for comfort and not for heavy use. So you'll probably ruin those suits faster than a synthetic one that while doesn't feel like it breaks in, will last longer because it's made more rigid. Don't knock "affordable" suits, just because you didn't spend a lot on them. Sometimes function cost less and are a better option for what you might need. A nice is is nice, but really not necessary if you just tailor an affordable one right, actually go to a tailor and if they're honest with you, they'll tell you the same thing, a cheap suit tailored well can last a good while. And 200 is a good amount to buy a decent suit, just wait for a sale from a department store, suits are in that 200 range easy.
@@RealMenRealStyle I understand the concept of your video but when I saw 'complete' I was thinking 'all-encompassing' but that really is unrealistic for $1000 so I guess my comment was a bit too rash.
Vacation in Bangkok . Custom made suit for $100, custom shirt $40. Haggle for a free tie. Buy cheap shoes and belt at a department store for $60. Total $200. If you can afford a little more, upgrade the suit fabric. Also getting better quality shoes will cost a little more, but they will wear longer anf be cheaper over their life.
Juan Two 3 lol that’s a given 😉 I wouldn’t dare wear the same one back to back days. I’d mix in a blazer if I didn’t have multiple suits. I love wearing suits everyday.
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This video needs to be shown in every high school and college. No one is teaching men how to dress like you. Keep up the good work.
I agree..
Of course not, a man without confidence is a man easily manipulated.
well.... sure it helps but then again we can do it ourselves...
100% true facts! I absolutely love every video @realmanrealstyle
Thanks for showing people that they don't need to be rich to become the person they want to be. On my channel, I focus on habits but there are so many examples for this. If you are willing to put in the work, you can do it!
A Build a Wardrobe video for a blue-collar lifestyle or rugged type of work would be very helpful. Keep up the good work and thanks!
We could improvise 80% as effectively in order to take the principles we learn from this video, to apply it to our own Blue Collar areas of operation.
I noticed the focus was on the outfits that make the difference in pay. So what is the difference in pay for your Blue Collar work?
I don't particularly wear suits and things like that; I don't even have a "proper" career at that, but that first point about thinking to have a lot of clothes to look good? That applied to me until recently. I just went through my closet last week and bagged *pretty much* all of my old clothes that were too big (I used to have shirts that were 4x), tattered, etc. Made my closet a lot "smaller" and neater, and I can see everything I actually own/wear.
Super! I like the fact that you got rid of the large clothing. Fit is king. 😁👍
@@RealMenRealStyle Indeed it is! I try to remember all 3 of those clothing rules when I go shopping.
The Vigilant
That is a great start.
Build from that.
Love getting you're vids first thing in the morning.
Awesome! What do you think of this video?
I think i need to go through my closet better. But besides that great info as always thanks for all you do
For separate jackets, single breasted is fine, but with a suit, I’d exclusively wear double breasted. It builds up the chest and the shoulders, brings in the waist, and makes the body look proportional (considering I’m of an average size, maybe slightly taller). I also like the look of dark shirts, like burgundy, navy or black. It makes you look more powerful.
I love double breasted myself as well, but some employer dress codes won't allow for it. They haven't been as popular as single breasted in the work force in the last 30 years. That could always change, but right now single breasted is more considered more reserved and business appropriate and double breasted is more alternative less common place.
Great Video! People get stuck in tips and donts, but sometimes it's awesome to have a global vision of an interchangeable wardrobe and set an objective for that in terms of costs. Great job!
Love... Love... LOVE this kind of content, Antonio. please do more like it! 😉
This is really great educational video . Great work Antonio , you helped me alot .
Love your videos, Antonio. While I agree with most of your budget, I’d say it’s a bit skimpy in the casual wear and outerwear side of things. To save money and help round that out, I’d always recommend hunting for secondhand deals on eBay, Poshmark, etc. or thrifting; I’ve found everything from Allen Edmonds Park Avenues for $4 to a brand new $300 Patagonia winter cost for $10. Great way to help lower fast fashion/clothes waste too.
I'd recommend that too. Thrift stores are a gold mine. Dappered.com is also a great place to find deals.
Thank you for all the value and expertise you showed throughout the video. As a poor immigrant trying to maximize my potential, I never had someone guide me on how a powerful MAN should appear.
Know that you’ve improved the lives of many, including mine.
Thank you devil dog!! I thought I knew my shit but you have taught me some good stuff thank you!
Great video! Going back to the basics and giving a guideline on how to build a great wardrobe for a man. Very well done. Cheers.
Another great thing to have is well fitted crew neck or v-neck t-shirts. Solid colors, well made, they go well with a suit for a business casual look.
But all in all, Thank you so much for this video. I've wanted to build a good looking wardrobe, and now I have the means to attain it and I can do it for relatively cheap. And from this I can expand it to suit my needs, yall are doing great things.
The best about these videos are how much these videos help out those real dudes looking for a positive change .
I love getting you and alpha M’s vids
I’m confused my man.
What if you don’t work in a office?
What if you have a job where you were a uniform?
It doesn't mean you can't dress well, especially when you're out of the uniform. I wear a dress shirt with a nice tie and chinos when I'm out. I mix and match everything and it looks like I have a much more extensive wardrobe that actually esists.
Remember that fit is king. I'd tailor both the shirt and pants of the uniform.
I wear a uniform for work and I just have some decent casual shirts and jeans and chinos for when I’m off.
Love the dark green herringbone sports jacket. Men’s clothing seems to be higher quality, for less money, than those for us women. I just ordered a linen blazer for $300, but was willing to pay more to get a non-polyester lining (this one is cotton). Do men’s suits, jackets and trousers come with poly linings, too? I absolutely loathe them, they overheat one and don’t breathe at all. A poly lining defeats the entire purpose of a linen jacket, which is to have the structure and function of a jacket, but stay cool and airy in the hot weather. I want the rayon lining standard back! (Rayon s highly breathable and cool because it’s made from plant fibers, not plastic).
If you know what you're doing you can get a really good fitting shirt from a Ralph Lauren outlet with great patterns and colors for a great price when you stack coupons. Haven't faded and I've had em for 4 years already
Agreed - Outlet stores are a good option as well.
Anyone: dies and buried in black tie or something
Antonio: Gentleman, bring an interchangable wardrobe with you and dress like the carcass you know yourself to be. And don't forget to wear a Vincero watch and Thursday Boots !
😉
I'm an officer in the military and I have to go to a resident course requiring suits and business casual clothes. Definitely a switch up. What's your opinion on alumni ties with stripes? College ties? Service color ties? Things of that nature. The only tie I really have is black to go with my "A"s.
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Hey man, aspiring officer here. Personally, I'd think that service, regimental or corps colours should be fine, especially the event in question is military. I'm a little more cautious with school or college colours- I don't want to appear to try and leverage my education or try appealing to the old boys club- it can really rub some people the wrong way. If you had to bring, say, three ties, I'd go with one solid colour, but textured (I quite like blue), one striped and one with a pattern of some sort- I have one with little fluer de Lis, for example, or one in a family tartan. I find the stripes a little less formal, so if you have a combination outfit or a suit in a less-formal colour, like a brown, that'd be when I would be more inclined to wear it. I hope my two-cents are useful
@@JD-vv2qp thanks for your insight. Those are good suggestions. As you are probably aware, the UK is big on regimental ties. I kinda wish the US would have taken up that tradition. I was thinking of getting the Engineer Regiment tie. I seriously doubt anyone would recognize my university - it's tiny and insignificant. I might sport a lapel pin as well but I have until July until I have to go, so plenty of time to shop and put this together. Save a few pennies along the way.
Thank you! Though, I'd like to see how to build a wordrabe for those you like to dress sharp, but don't work in an office.
that's a great video, as always - very comprehensive. I'd go out the route of saving money on the shirt and maybe cheapen out on a suit a bit, but never underestimate the power of good quality underwear. Or, well,the opposite. You may have the best suit or oxfords, but if your briefs are too tight in the wrong places, you can't benefit from the confidence great clothes can give you
Antonio, an excellent & informative video as always. I plan to have a wardrobe refresh next year and this has really helped gived me some inspiration. Sending my thanks and respect from the UK.
Antonio, I'd also add tie-bars, scarfs, handkerchiefs, gloves, & wallets too. Also how about pins for your suits too? Not just for personal use, also what's the best way to wear them on a suit too?
What’s a good dress shirt to hide all the ranch stains I keep getting at work every day?
Antonio what about for the tradesman?
No one is addressing this.
I'll add this to my queue.
A single suit for special occasions. Good jeans and chinos. Some casual shirts.
Would you make one for people who don't wear suits and don't need to for their work? Just a modern stylish men's wardrobe without suits.
Great video. I agree on most of these points. I probably would go with a dark brown cap toe oxford instead of the black. Brown would look better with the navy suit and would still go fine with the grey. I'm not sure on the anson belt with a suit but it would be fine with the rest. You can definitely find $20 silk ties, the tie bar is a great store for variety and quality. Interchangeable is key!
went to mall to shop for some sports jacket today. the minimun made in china jackt (they are in good quality tho) costs around 200 to 400. the 400 one is made out of Egyption cotton, feels pretty good, but still.
and i also tried on an Italian designed jacket. 2000 bucks....
that some jamese bond tier of clothing
What's up Devil Dog, I have no idea why my bell was unrung from you, I thought you stopped posting...So I re-hit that bloody bell and am I glad I did. Love this topic, and please for the love of god people...buy quality over the quantity, repeat after me quality over quantity. Also remember, Libertatem Defendimus
suggestion please? I ask since you are privy to tons of places to get things that perhaps I am unaware; I would like to get cufflinks for my 17 year old son, he has his first french cuff shirt :) I don't like those silk ball type or gaudy ones, he is very minimalistic and I know he would want only for function vs "here see my cufflinks" yet I want something that is quality and will last yet not be very expensive if that exists and you know of it, I would so appreciate your help; thank you! I may be your only female veiwer :) I am a widow so this man stuff has be out of my knowledge base so I watch often to get tips from you to pass along. I had no trouble with clothing etc when he was little, I knew exactly how to dress him but going into adult hood not so much, thank you!
Great advice! Nice pocket square
This is so cool.. and i'm a woman. Don't know how i can teach this to my son..
I would go with:
- raw denim jeans
- white sneakers
- polo shirt navy blue
- grey wool trousers
- lightblue dress shirt
- black dressy chelsea
- striped oxfordshirt
- chinos
- white dress shirt
- grey wool sweeter
- brown chuckas
- camel wool sweeter
- dressy denim shirt
Remember that:
5 shoes
5 pants
5 shirts
5 sweeters
5 jackets
= 3.125 outfits
Add a handfull of t-shirts, ties, scarfes and pocketsqueres, and the fact that you can wear this, with or without sweeter and/or jacket and you are ready for 10 years.
There's o jacket in your list, so you don't need any pocketsquares.
True it is not a compleet list, but 3 suits (blue, dark grey and light grey) and 3 blazers (marin blue, grey and dark brown) are nice to.
One suit I think is to few, then you do not dear to wear it, and when you must wear it you grew out of it or some insect eat holes in it, or it needs drycleaning.
I really like your videos! I find they very helpfull and interesting. Every man Needs to se this. Thanks for Helping me dress well!
You could've added at least a watch (Seiko 5/Casio/Timex or some reputable affordable brands out there) Antonio, but great tips nevertheless for starters out there.
Phil Jerecho ogena
Think that is the next $1.000 to kind of elevate it a bit:
- watch
- sportsjacket
- shoes
- pocketsquere
- tie
- soccs
- shades
@@Myrslokstok anyone can get a seiko 5/casio/ timex watch for $100-$150 that would easily complete your look
Phil Jerecho ogena
Yes I know but he is sponsored with some chinese quarts brand.
Seiko 5 is excelent watches. It is like the IKEA of watches.
Hey RMRS, I am obsessed w/ good clothing. I have in my possession many Dress Shirts, Dress Pants, 3 pairs of shoes,8 Sports Jackets & abt 130 Gorgeous Ties. I refer to my clothing collection as an Arsenal. I was blessed w/ a talent of dressing really well. It makes things go smooth for me through out the day everyday Especially when I have my Wife & my 7Yr old son along w/ me. Simply put, I can't have those certain people Fucking w/ me when I'm Rolling w/ my Familia. Channels such as yours has helped me sharpen my talent even further with those certain details....Thanks RMRS.
Great video. Can you please do a follow up video on willing to expand the wardrobe?
Nice video Antonio 😄👍🏼 but I would recommend to buy white leather sneakers or some dark brown chelsy boots instead of more neckties and polos ☺️👍🏼
I don't work in a office environment should I skip the suit and get a sport jacket ?
Incredibly helpful video. Thanks Anthony!!!
Welcome Mark. Have you started building your wardrobe?
10:36 his smile😂
What do you think of lumberjack jackets? when is the right age to wear them and overcoats?
A LOT of great advice and tips. I will watch this again.
A Lot of great combinations and options for under $1000!
Thanks
Hey love the videos where can I get a suit at the 200 price point but that is a good wool and not polyester blend?
Thrift it.
My Red tie is poly, my navy tie is Korean Silk
What about tailoring for the suit and sportcoat? Minimal alterations are usually at the sleeve length and the pant length. In my experience that can range from 20-30 per alteration so about 40-60 dollars.
Damm you're getting ripped off, hems shouldn't be more than 8 bucks for pants, 15 for jacket sleeves. At that point why not just buy a sewing machine and alter all your own clothes, a machine is like 80 bucks.
@@gilbertoflores7397 you're getting a good deal. A google search returned the following
Prices for common alterations typically fall into these broad ranges: Hemming Pants, Skirts, or Dresses: $10 to $25 - Skirts with a lining cost more to hem than unlined ones. Shortening Sleeves: $15 to $40 - Jacket sleeves cost more than shirt sleeves, and jackets with buttons and linings cost more than plain ones.
To your second question, the time, effort, and risk I'd undertake to do it myself isnt worth it. The dollar cost is an easy tradeoff for me.
Do you do it yourself?
@@MauricXe have you ever tired to learn? It's super easy, I have altered my own clothes, it might seem scary, that's why you practice on cheaper clothes. I would pay for alterations, because I know a great tailor who doesn't charge much at all, and has been doing it professionally for like 30 years, she alter a whole suit for me for like 40 bucks. While I do enjoy her work, and trust her completely, getting 10+ shirts and pants altered is not something I like doing. As I'm oddly proportioned, I have a thick neck and slim waist, that nothing off the rack, no matter how high end, will fit. Completely custom made shirts are probably my best option (but I'd never do because the cost is kind of ridiculous), however, because I can just alter the bigger shirts to for me, it cost me maybe a quarter, sometimes less the cost of the custom shirt. I go to the tailored for suit related things, but for regular shirts, pants, trousers, and t shirts, it's best to learn to do it. Might seem like an investment of time, but totally worth it, in the long run to have everything fill well, even if it was "cheap". And if you learn to do it or how eat it is to alter clothes, you would know you're getting ripped off at those prices the other tailors charge. I do enjoy my tailor, and her prices are more than fair, I guess. But fixing/altering pants takes like 3 minutes of work. It's super easy.
@@gilbertoflores7397 one of these days I might but not anytime soon
I feel like we need a series on this
My grandad gave me some solid clothing advice. He said “If you feel good in it son, wear it”
I love that belt!
Antonio, since you bring up shoes I need advice. Where can I get good laces for my dress shoes? Any suggestions?
Love the content good work - do you have a huge collection of worn and ugly clothes to hold up to camera as your examples of bad style?
Hey Antonio. Can you make a video regarding suit pants care ?
Where to buy the ties you showed in this video? Both the solid colored and the patterned please. Or share the brand of those ties please. Thanks!!
Fantastic video like always
For Dress shirts I plan on getting white and light blue in the near future. I have some others that are more colorful in my wardrobe. How many dress shirts do you think we need to go with everything is 3-5 a good minimum? I'm sure you have a guide on this as well.Also can you wear short sleeve button shirts with sweaters and jackets? Sorry hope the 2 questions aren't a bother.I also have short sleeves in my closet.
@@Superfireben Yeah I have others written down for my list man but thanks for the suggestion.I have about 3 right now but plan on buying 5 others for sure.I think you misunderstood my comment a bit.I don't have a corporate job but still like to dress well.
Hey cowboy how about a wardrobe guide for the rural man :v.
Like say tennessee or texas
Hi, I can't wear shoes with heels, it has to be a no rise heel shoe. Do you know any like that?
I’d like to see an update with 2023 prices. I imagine it would be knocked down to 7 outfits for 1k.
I want a Conor McGregor type style with a Walmart budget how-do-you-do this lol?
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Fit bro. All of Conor style is tailored, even down to his casual polo shirts. Just find a great tailor and you’ll be good.
Ugh I needed this
Please show me where you are getting 100% silk neckties for $20...
Cheers Antonio for da $ million look 👍
Great tips. 👍
Great video 👌
Enjoyed the video, was actually wondering how to handle something like this.
I'm glad you did. Did I miss any clothing items from the list?
@@RealMenRealStyle I don't think so. These were perfect tips for someone like me trying to build a wardrobe like this. Again, I thank you for these videos.
Semper Fi
You have a nwew sub; good man¡
Please Antonio, I'd like to know where i can get that pants that appears at 00:21 on top left please.
Salutes.
Suitsupply
I always watch Antonios videos yet I rarely have money since I’m just a college student
You can still look sharp if you're on budget.
Black oxfords for every outfit?
I would like to say this is a great video Antonio!, but for a guy like me i don't care as much as repeating my outfits i like my uniformed looked. Qoute from jar head marine father.(my dad)
How about a video for a professional who lives and words in Texas?
Where can you find a suit for $200??
Nordstrom and big box stores. www.realmenrealstyle.com/complete-recommended-product-checklist/
@@armandol1826 I dont know if I would buy something I'm not used to wearing from Ebay.
@@RealMenRealStyle I'll check it out.
Great video for someone who is starting to build their wardrobe up
Exactly 😉
Is there a place or jeweler that sell authentic preowned Rolex & Cartier watches ?
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Plenty. DavidSW, Crown and Caliber, Becker time, Watchbox, Bobs Watches, Govberg. Also, your local jeweler might have them.
Burberry trench coat thoughts?
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Thanks for the awesome video. Only thing, 200 bucks for the first suit seems fine but 200$ for shoes seems a bit too much imo. I'd probably split it in 2 and get one dress shoes for 120 and some nice white sneakers for 80 bucks.
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Why is there just 1 pair of trousers?
cátedra de video.
If anyone here needs a silk tie, and is close to Northern Utah, let me know. I have a few good ties I wouldn't mind donating to someone that will appreciate.
Right off the bat I'm afraid you started too low on the suit. I understand it's for the sake of the video but as far as I know there aren't any good options outside of thrifted/second hand suits. A $200 suit is an h&m or Zara suit. They feature fused (glued) construction which gets destroyed after one cleaning or within 6 months, or less if you're only wearing 2 suits. They are also made of poly fabrics which don't insulate well and will leave you feeling hot and uncomfortable. Perhaps starting at $400 or $500 would have been better where you can get a suit from suitsupply or indochino, they have half canvas construction and are made of wool. Even though they are made in China you will get more bang out of your buck and definitely a longer lifespan than with a $200 option.
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True but for guys that wear them once a month it might seam a bit to expencive at once.
If I only had $1.000 to spend I would go for a blue suit, where the jacket might dubble up a bit as a blazer.
I do think you need 3 suits and 3 blazers, but that would probably be enough for moore then half of all guys.
Actually the poly suits are more often designed to be for the work force, were as the nice wool are for comfort and not for heavy use. So you'll probably ruin those suits faster than a synthetic one that while doesn't feel like it breaks in, will last longer because it's made more rigid. Don't knock "affordable" suits, just because you didn't spend a lot on them. Sometimes function cost less and are a better option for what you might need. A nice is is nice, but really not necessary if you just tailor an affordable one right, actually go to a tailor and if they're honest with you, they'll tell you the same thing, a cheap suit tailored well can last a good while. And 200 is a good amount to buy a decent suit, just wait for a sale from a department store, suits are in that 200 range easy.
Has the price of a suit gone down while everything else has gone up? Lol.
He called briefs “tighty whities” lol
The Lord is my Shepherd.
Can't do that nowadays. One good outfit costs $500.
Where in the world would one find a good suit for $100?
do they recycle the cut off leather? seems a bit of a waste of good leather.
You cut it off yourself, so you could recycle it. But what they save labor is probably greater than what it costs to make longer belts.
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Can we just call it the Core-drobe?
This is good. 😆
Video title said complete wardrobe. Core wardrobe is not a complete wardrobe.
What's your definition of a COMPLETE wardrobe?
@@RealMenRealStyle I understand the concept of your video but when I saw 'complete' I was thinking 'all-encompassing' but that really is unrealistic for $1000 so I guess my comment was a bit too rash.
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I don’t see where Anson belts are made.
For me that brand is overpriced. You can find automatic belts with a better variety of buckles designs by browing online and for a cheaper price.
Don't forget to subtract the tax percentage in your state from the total before you jump in
How about 200 for 1 suit, 1 shirt, 1 tie, 1 pair of shoes and 1 belt
Not impossible but doable if you're willing to buy the suit second hand.
@@ronybatiste7972 Nah, I mean new ones, off the rack so be it.
Vacation in Bangkok . Custom made suit for $100, custom shirt $40. Haggle for a free tie. Buy cheap shoes and belt at a department store for $60. Total $200.
If you can afford a little more, upgrade the suit fabric. Also getting better quality shoes will cost a little more, but they will wear longer anf be cheaper over their life.
@@alvo-oooo that's an even better deal, you only get those in Asia
@@alvo-oooo Right and how much for the plane ticket and hotel stay? Lol.
Don’t like this video...
Love it.
For a minute there I thought you were going to say you hattteeed it.
All those purchases you need at least $264 for taxes
As this year progressed, I got those taxes back. Not a bad way to make the best of a "stimulus"
Wear a suit two days in a row... my ears are bleeding 😳😂
James Murray U can bathe in between 😎
Juan Two 3 lol that’s a given 😉 I wouldn’t dare wear the same one back to back days. I’d mix in a blazer if I didn’t have multiple suits. I love wearing suits everyday.
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