12 Mistakes That Make You LOOK Like A LOSER

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  • @RealMenRealStyle
    @RealMenRealStyle  Pƙed rokem +10

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    • @sinabagherisarvestani8924
      @sinabagherisarvestani8924 Pƙed rokem

      The reason I wear baggy pants is because it is comfortable and if I have to pull my pants up every time its because I try not to tighten my belt , I want maximum comfort , I wear baggy loose fit jeans because it is comfortable and I'm too lazy to workout , its not the attention or anything , tight fit jeans and slim fit doesn't work for me , its too tight , I like a baggy style , especially when I'm sitting down , I think its a better look , if your skinny I suppose skinny jeans look better but I think the baggy jeans are more comfortable for men

    • @sinabagherisarvestani8924
      @sinabagherisarvestani8924 Pƙed rokem

      dude I would never tuck in my shirt into my pants unless I'm wearing a tuxedo , I always wear everything tucked out , its a hell of a lot more comfortable , tucking stuff in is too formal , the only time I would tuck in my shirt is if I'm wearing a suit , I prefer casual , loose fit Japanese jeans and a tucked out t-shirt or a tucked out Guayabera shirt , I'm not big on formal wear , the only shoes I ever wear are flip-flops or sliders or sandals

    • @steveng8803
      @steveng8803 Pƙed rokem

      Idk I love in the 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s,....60s... 70s... loose fit.. but I agree about the sagging.. I never understood how anyone could sag so low.. I feel like they have a secret that I'm Afraid to ask about, hahah

  • @chriswright1126
    @chriswright1126 Pƙed rokem +240

    I remember that era in the 2000’s. The gangster rap hip hop culture of sagging. But once my dad told me to become a man. I decided to not only become man, but a gentleman. My dad was the greatest. RIP Dad.

    • @zombieslayer7759
      @zombieslayer7759 Pƙed rokem +14

      Yeah and they don't even realize that it started in prison as a way to advertise their ass to other inmates.

    • @Emoboy381
      @Emoboy381 Pƙed rokem +7

      A lot of manchilds still doing the sag thing

    • @Sovnarkom
      @Sovnarkom Pƙed rokem +2

      weird I remember a lot of sagging in the 90s too

    • @SirRobbins
      @SirRobbins Pƙed rokem +3

      @@zombieslayer7759 the rappers knew that. That's where they got it from. Also from hand me down's from being poor so they had their dad's pants. Most rappers that did that back then are suited today like Diddy, Jay Z, 50 Cent and so on.

    • @azmike3572
      @azmike3572 Pƙed rokem +4

      @@zombieslayer7759 Another reason it began in prisonwear is that belts aren't allowed there.

  • @foxwithgrapes
    @foxwithgrapes Pƙed rokem +58

    I really liked how he's giving advice to make you a better person without being condescending to you.

  • @MW-eg4gu
    @MW-eg4gu Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci +9

    Oh, man! I was the only male teacher in my public school for 30 years dressing up a bit! I made it a statement to dress up, and worse 😂, carry a book around with me. When I first decided to use the three suit coats hanging in my closet, I was sure the rougher students would ridicule me to no end. I was wrong! All the next years, not a peep from any students. However! From time to time, I got snide remarks from fellow teachers and administrators about it! Parents would mistaken me for the Principal! Even my wife doesn't like I rid myself of blue jeans! Says I "look like a clown" going to church in suit coat (not suit) with tie! Off with the tie only partly placated her! Can you imagine? Excuse me, but that is NOT overdressing. We have become so immature in this country that it is sometimes daring to dress up, even a little. I refuuuuse to stop!

    • @jackdonith
      @jackdonith Pƙed 5 měsĂ­ci

      I work in an office. During autumn or spring when it's not too hot nor too cold I like wearing shirts. Nothing fancy, I dress them down with jeans. Still, I get comments, positive as they are, that I overdress. Weird thing is the manager has banned shorts so there is a rule to not be too casual but they still find it weird if I am a bit less casual.

  • @lobsteroverrun
    @lobsteroverrun Pƙed rokem +29

    One of the weirdest things I started thinking about as I grew up was this: is it self expression to “be myself” by just being who I am without concern? Or is it self expression to consciously choose the clothes that express the *idea* of who I am as it will be perceived by others? What I mean is that clothes convey a message like a language to others, and sometimes the way you feel about your clothes isn’t the same as the message they send.

    • @Matt-pb7ds
      @Matt-pb7ds Pƙed rokem +5

      I'll say this, this guy gives great advice, but if he tells you your Hawaiian shirt sucks but you enjoy it, enjoy it. You don't have to belong to a system, the people on top or people who want to get to the top will try to fit in to what society's view of a man is, but the guy on top of the top, they don't care about impressing because they're already in charge. Zuckerberg just wears a grey hoodie, Johnny Depp just puts on random pieces of clothing without any rhyme.

    • @Antzus81
      @Antzus81 Pƙed rokem +4

      @@Matt-pb7ds I'd add, dig a little deeper as to WHY you love your Hawaiian shirt so much. Are you Hawaiian and love your heritage? Are you inspired by some TV character? Do you want to project a sunny disposition? Know your why, know what drove you to that decision, and then you'll know whether to stick with it or switch style.

    • @danielt.3152
      @danielt.3152 Pƙed rokem

      It also gives you the opportunity to look like an idiot by showing you are influenced easily by fads which kind of makes a person a follower the opposite of a leader.

    • @NelsonPerez-yo6lm
      @NelsonPerez-yo6lm Pƙed rokem +2

      @Antzus81 sometimes it's as simple as "I like how it looks"

    • @XBluDiamondX
      @XBluDiamondX Pƙed rokem

      @@Antzus81 It also kind of depends where you are. Like the Hawaiian shirt example. If you live in Hawaii? Hawaii shirts are very normal to wear.

  • @jarvisskooge8602
    @jarvisskooge8602 Pƙed rokem +3

    I used to use a piece of cheap rope as a belt
 boy that was a big mistake
 now I use an old orange extension cord. It’s a huge upgrade.
    😊😂😅

  • @DylanMcLean-ge7in
    @DylanMcLean-ge7in Pƙed rokem +33

    Starting wearing braces (suspenders) and have stopped wearing a belt almost permanently. Was so worth it.

  • @sauletto1
    @sauletto1 Pƙed rokem

    I could listen to you talk all day. Great content delivered like a one on one conversation . What a true gift you have. Thanks for the video !

  • @d.miller6062
    @d.miller6062 Pƙed rokem +5

    Great video man!! Loved how you articulated this video in a way that doesn't put anyone down.

  • @Apollo_Blaze
    @Apollo_Blaze Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci

    I remember someone who said that if no one wants to listen to you what makes you think they want to hear from your t-shirt? So true. It just looks ridiculous. Same goes with designer logos.

  • @kokonots7311
    @kokonots7311 Pƙed rokem

    Really appreciate the philosophy you're emphasizing here and in an earlier video that on one hand you should take into account that others will judge you for what you wear, while on the other hand you should be careful with judging others for what they wear because that's a bad trait. Too many menswear channels/blogs are too judgmental.

  • @dougwalker1010
    @dougwalker1010 Pƙed rokem

    Your videos are awesome, informative, and spot-on. Knowing you are from west Texas just makes me pay attention more. I grew up in Big Spring, TX
not a bastion of style. So, you are a life saver now that I’m a grown up. Thanks and keep helping
please!

  • @tabiripetrovich517
    @tabiripetrovich517 Pƙed 4 měsĂ­ci

    Oh my gosh this video gave me hope.
    10 years ago i left my home country canada and i was abhorred by the sagging fashion.
    Im so happy that over the times it became banned. Canada gets minus 20 degrees celsius in the winter, and those kids walk around in their underwear - it was a disaster.
    Thank heaven it changed

  • @X_fader
    @X_fader Pƙed rokem

    Very well said!

  • @richardgustafson5529
    @richardgustafson5529 Pƙed rokem +3

    I still use my shirt stays 20 years after retirement from the Marines! One of the best accessories ever, in my book. Semper Fi brother, keep the videos coming.

  • @erickgates7498
    @erickgates7498 Pƙed rokem +6

    A lot of what you're saying holds true. I personally believe that fashion decisions are also based on the "age" of the person, their "maturity " level, or even "style, taste". An example of which, Iam in my 40`s, any T shirt that has logos, designs, or pictures, I prefer them on the back of the shirt. Also depending on the nature , content of the graphics, I restrict myself where I wear them. Grown man, not a High Schooler, or College Frat boy. As for "sagging ", I wouldn't let my son out of the house looking like that. Considering the "background " from where this trend actually got its start.

  • @miker887
    @miker887 Pƙed rokem +1

    I was also introduced to shirt stays in the Corps. They work great but I eventually opted for the stirrup variety as they are less prone to releasing from the sock

  • @benjackson8511
    @benjackson8511 Pƙed rokem

    I’m so glad you said the thing about the button. I have told several of my friends to unbutton that bottom button and they insist that I am making that rule up.

  • @chainman100
    @chainman100 Pƙed rokem

    I have worn suspenders as my go to for the last 17 years I love them, it makes life so much easier and mostly gets rid of muffin top for shirts and no worries going to the bathroom in a public place standing at a urinal.

  • @baronsilverbaron757
    @baronsilverbaron757 Pƙed rokem +2

    You're either confident or you are not. If you are confident it doesn't matter what you wear. If you are not confident you need fashion to hide your lack of confidence.

    • @kyhi9645
      @kyhi9645 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

      😂LOVE this sensible comment

  • @limitlessnoir
    @limitlessnoir Pƙed rokem

    Great tips Antonio! Loved the part about Affliction, almost fell into that trap myself at one point 😅

  • @Malledeus1986
    @Malledeus1986 Pƙed rokem +1

    Really like your channel, I’ve been getting some inspiration lately. I’m a big guy 6’1- 320lbs. It’s always been hard to find cloths. I work in an office setting now, but the last 17 years or so I’ve been a Machinist so dressing nice wasn’t really necessary. I pull my pants up every time I stand, they don’t stay up with a belt maybe I need to give the suspenders a try. I’ve never found pants that fit perfect, maybe I should give a try to the tailored pants company.

  • @rickproctor5896
    @rickproctor5896 Pƙed rokem +5

    Antonio, i discovered shirt stays a few years ago and love them. I totally agree with the sagging pants. Never understood it. On the square toed shoes, I've moved away from them...under protest :)

  • @offrails
    @offrails Pƙed rokem

    Suspenders convert here. I had appendicitis surgery back in 2020 and tried suspenders/braces to avoid the pressure that a belt would cause to the operation site while I healed. Needless to say, I was hooked (or rather, buttoned, as I had several pairs of pants altered to have buttons - clip-on suspenders don't hold as well). Much more comfortable, you don't need to worry as much about your shirt coming untucked (plus it's easier to retuck too), and they even get compliments sometimes. Sure it takes a bit of confidence to pull off, but once you get more comfortable with wearing them, it gets much easier. More recently I started experimenting with casual waistcoats too - as much as I like sports coats, they're not practical most of the year here in Florida.

  • @DHardesty94
    @DHardesty94 Pƙed rokem +2

    I love this channel. I've always tried to be different from everyone else. Different style, different music, different ideals. Everyone has become a copy of a copy of a copy. Funny if you dress different you're the outcast. Johnathan Davis said it best. "You laugh at me because I'm different, I laugh at you because you're all the same"

    • @danielt.3152
      @danielt.3152 Pƙed rokem

      Look at it another way. I see people that all got tattoos trying to be “different “. Now everyone has tattoos, go figure. Next let’s look at “comfort” , I see people with tattoos seem to feel obligated to show off their tattoos, so for example it’s very cold out, there is snow on the ground and yet some man or woman is wearing shorts, or a t-shirt to expose skin even when the weather temperature is against them being comfortable. So yeah sure you can look cool while you freeze and try some Zen method to ignore the uncomfortable cold. Dwell on that, but thanks I won’t succumb to fashion over my comfort or follow a trend just to fit in. My rebellion is NOT having a tattoos.

  • @abc80s74
    @abc80s74 Pƙed rokem +1

    Great information Antonio classy

  • @musicmanMJS
    @musicmanMJS Pƙed rokem +2

    Laundry, you showed a front load washer and that's the best but I suggest everyone throw in a color catcher with each load. You did not show a dryer, but dryers have killed more clothing than a washer ever did! I prefer to dry in the lowest temperature setting and put the time as high as it can be. I separate clothing into blue shades and Brown shades and black gray shades. I loved this video of yours! I just wanted to add some information

  • @mjjenkins8678
    @mjjenkins8678 Pƙed rokem

    Thank you for covering the pocket thing like I commented on on one of shorts. The the pocket thing in my opinion is Godie and men who wear them are in denial of aging. I have a few friends that still do it. Thanks again for what you do I have learned a lot. In marine language semper fi. I was Army Engineer so Essayons.

  • @JoeAverage1469
    @JoeAverage1469 Pƙed rokem

    Excellent video sir, as always! Love the humor and balance in your viewpoints, opinions, and suggestions! I see and hear the positives of shirt-stays, I'll be looking into them soon!

  • @jamesforreal
    @jamesforreal Pƙed rokem +1

    YES to shirt stays! I still use them to this day and they keep me looking sharp.

  • @timalexander6405
    @timalexander6405 Pƙed rokem

    Semper Fi! Enjoy your videos! I remember the shirt stays and they work. I’m not big on suspenders though even if I’m an old Marine with a few extra pounds.

  • @pauljones7395
    @pauljones7395 Pƙed rokem

    I watch a lot of old 40s and 50 noir movies and every guy had their suit jacket buttoned even seated we need to go back to that style because classic is king

  • @parkersteele9762
    @parkersteele9762 Pƙed rokem

    Very well said on the last point

  • @thecapone45
    @thecapone45 Pƙed rokem

    Dang he got right into it and didn’t waste time. I like that!! That’s why I subbed!!

  • @bigbean78
    @bigbean78 Pƙed rokem

    A great value in dress shoes that are super comfortable
Florsheim midtown cap toe oxfords. I own them in brown and black. I wear them with chinos most of the time, but they also go well with denim pants or a suit.

  • @cob9834
    @cob9834 Pƙed rokem +13

    They want to look like inmates who’ve had their belt taken away because they’re afraid they’re going to commit suicide.

  • @averaguilar
    @averaguilar Pƙed rokem

    Thanks for the Cowalkers tip!!!, Perfect way to look gent sharp at all times in formal attire!!!

  • @kattekongen
    @kattekongen Pƙed rokem

    You make great content my man! I always enjoy your videos.

  • @zoomatl
    @zoomatl Pƙed rokem

    Very on point !!! Really like this take 


  • @digitalduch1111
    @digitalduch1111 Pƙed rokem

    Excellent as always!

  • @MrReubenTishkoff
    @MrReubenTishkoff Pƙed rokem +4

    I read a story many years ago of how sagging started in prisons as a way of some prisoners signalling they were "available". If that story were to be told in high schools, I bet the sagging trend would die down quick!

    • @JustMe99999
      @JustMe99999 Pƙed rokem +1

      I don't think prisoners have belts.

  • @jonmorley5931
    @jonmorley5931 Pƙed rokem +1

    I wear suspenders everyday with the Batchelor buttons, love them more than any belt I've ever had

  • @PhillyCh3zSt3ak
    @PhillyCh3zSt3ak Pƙed rokem +1

    Love your videos and they've been enlightening in terms of fashion since that's something I was never really in to (still very much a novice currently). I did have one question though, how do you look good when carrying a CCW? One of the options that I saw presented by Massad Ayoob was a shoulder holster, but that requires that I never take off my jacket at all until I'm back home or in a private setting with friends who know I'm carrying and won't freak out. A lot of times people say to wear baggier shirts and pants (like one waist size bigger, for example) to help with "printing." While I want to look great, some of the places I go aren't the... best places in town and do honestly feel safer carrying something.

    • @MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou
      @MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou Pƙed rokem

      I don't think it's really possible. Classic style tends to be based on close fit, and trying to conceal a holster under your shirt just doesn't accommodate that. If you don't mind having it stored in a bag separate from your person, then something like a leather satchel would probably be the most fashion-friendly option. Of course, that opens you to the possibility of not being with your bag when you need it and not being able to open that bag quickly enough in the case of an emergency.

  • @KadeBronson
    @KadeBronson Pƙed rokem

    Thanks for another great video.

  • @terencefaison8853
    @terencefaison8853 Pƙed rokem

    Still have my shirt holders from military _ still have 1 pair of square toed shoes (yes they are comfortable) _ pants saggers (love how you presented your view). Great vid (all 12 mistakes).

  • @scottfoster2639
    @scottfoster2639 Pƙed rokem

    Square toed shoes and boots! Ugh! Silly trends that need to be put back in a box and shipped to the warehouse where the Ark of the Covent is being stored... As far as the trouser break, I still have my hemline cut with a 1 inch 'military slant'.

  • @Big_Keith_Kahuna
    @Big_Keith_Kahuna Pƙed rokem

    Your videos have come a long way. Very cool!

  • @ROMANTIKILLER2
    @ROMANTIKILLER2 Pƙed rokem

    I remember when in the mid 2000s I was in my early 20s, sporting long hair and playing in a rock-band, I used to like those Affliction clothes. But they haven't really aged that well.
    Much better now sticking with the classics and being still able to use the nice suit I bought over a decade ago.

  • @jacolen3791
    @jacolen3791 Pƙed rokem +1

    Man, I’ve been rockin’ those squared toe shoes with dress jeans for a while. Didn’t realize they were outdated. Whew, what would I have done without this video?

    • @MegaVector2011
      @MegaVector2011 Pƙed rokem +2

      They aren't, those pointy toed shoes and boots to me look effeminate and squash your toes up resulting in foot problems later on in life. Keep on wearing what you are comfortable with.

  • @454FatJack
    @454FatJack Pƙed rokem

    Suspender’s ❀ and helps also to carry on belt protective device.. with suplement feed for it. otf knive rides easy in jacket seam too

  • @jeffreykeeney5363
    @jeffreykeeney5363 Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci

    I love the grunt style shirts. Yes is does initiate a conversation but I have had many people stop me with positive comments on the shirt and how it looks on me. My favorite has the word patriot on the front and the definition on patriot on the back.

  • @alandormire4587
    @alandormire4587 Pƙed rokem +3

    A few points:
    Another reason to wear braces is if you have a v shape with little or no hips. Belts would just pull my trousers down.
    I recently bought a pair of western work boots with square toes. I wasn’t happy about it, but I needed something to wear while working outside. Square toes have become popular because certain rodeo performers have started wearing them in competition. Still look like hell, but the ones I bought are rugged enough to do hard work.
    I went to a funeral yesterday and was very frustrated at how many men had buttoned their bottom buttons. In one case it was the whole family.
    Finally, maybe it is time to do another video on laundry and fabric care.

  • @redriderbbgun8018
    @redriderbbgun8018 Pƙed rokem

    First time seeing this channel. I like this guy, very informative!

  • @piphoto1
    @piphoto1 Pƙed rokem +1

    I wear suspenders regularly. I started about 5 years ago when being a gym rat I still couldn't get rid if my love handles. I theorized that my love handles built up where my belt was. Now after wearing suspenders my love handles have greatly reduced, and suspenders feel alot better on my waist

  • @wailingalen
    @wailingalen Pƙed rokem

    I have not thought about shirt stays since I was in the navy as well! Yes you look real sharp all day

  • @stokermat112
    @stokermat112 Pƙed rokem

    I could not agree more!

  • @davidmun1601
    @davidmun1601 Pƙed rokem

    Thank you

  • @playitsofast
    @playitsofast Pƙed rokem

    I absolutely love wearing suspenders. Haven't worn a belt in about 3 years

  • @GSAZYNSKI
    @GSAZYNSKI Pƙed rokem +18

    Excellent video as usual. The last segment on t-shirts, especially politics, was spot-on. American society has now made politics into some version of sports where it doesn't just have fans, it has FANatics.
    I meet people on my side who are despicable, and I meet people on the opposite side who are supposed to hate me who are actually wonderful.

    • @EJ_Red
      @EJ_Red Pƙed rokem

      That is how media wants it to be, that is how they get views and ratings. It is also how they get people to watch and follow them. Media outlets, at least the big ones, aren't there to inform you anymore they are there to conform you and keep you in line. Seriously, whatever my mom watched I just think, "I go outside everyday and never once do I see this happening."

    • @anthonyvera8524
      @anthonyvera8524 Pƙed rokem

      Pssst. The word "fan" IS an abbreviation of the word "fanatic". And by the way...BOTH sides have despicable people. And I assure you it's not a simple political T-Shirt that makes them so.

    • @user-yu4yo7wf2x
      @user-yu4yo7wf2x Pƙed rokem +1

      Beautiful. I wish everyone could be this insightful.

    • @davedixon2167
      @davedixon2167 Pƙed rokem +1

      Yeah, the last several years have really driven both the major US parties to the extreme. The whole thing should just be carted away to rot and be replaced with something less manipulable and with zero corporate money, as a start. I can't even talk partisan politics because neither party is any good. I'll talk individual issues if I do end up having to talk about it, and I am decently happy to disagree on some of them, too.

  • @charliepeks8188
    @charliepeks8188 Pƙed rokem

    Great content 👍

  • @Irish37
    @Irish37 Pƙed rokem +1

    Suspenders are great. Much more comfortable than a belt. Every time you get a suit, ask them to add suspender buttons. Get a few pairs of silk suspenders in nice patterns and muted colors. They make for a great accessory and a great look when you take your suit coat off. Women love to come up behind and snap the elastic band. Great opportunity for flirting, and you're already well-dressed to impress her!

  • @bouncingBrain
    @bouncingBrain Pƙed rokem +8

    A suspender guy here. Now that I am pushing 70, I've decided to dress like an adult. Just last year I made a life-changing decision of wearing suspenders. No more belts. And a vest or waistcoat to cover everything. It helps when you're 5'5" and shrinking.
    BTW I think the king and keeping the bottom unbuttoned thing is a myth, It's simply for the ease of peeing.

    • @correx96
      @correx96 Pƙed rokem +1

      Bro just keep wearing whatever you prefer, there is no "dressing like an adult".

    • @Lupo32
      @Lupo32 Pƙed rokem +1

      I made the same decision to wear
      Suspenders at 28 .

  • @chrismesa647
    @chrismesa647 Pƙed rokem

    I like the shirt stays idea. Been thinking about them for a while now, but haven’t followed up on it.

  • @tukangjahit210
    @tukangjahit210 Pƙed rokem

    great video and very inspiring...

  • @ihavekalashnikovyoudomath9275

    I'd love to see an example how just how important fit is. An awesome video idea is going out and buying a really really cheap suit (like sub 300, sub 200) and taking it to a really good tailor to get it properly fitted. Then you show what the total price was for the suit, which would be the suit itself and the tailoring cost

  • @cob9834
    @cob9834 Pƙed rokem +2

    It’s best to have buttons installed in your trousers for the suspenders

  • @mattrobson3603
    @mattrobson3603 Pƙed rokem +4

    The idea that looser fitting clothing is coming back in style is funny to me. I've started seeing Levis Silver Tab jeans in stores in recent years, and it takes me back to the '90s when basically every clothing item was fitted for someone with a build by Rob Liefeld (comic artist who drew wildly over-the-top body shapes). Some time back I found some clothes I had in high school, and they fit me horribly. Like with the pants, the waist was fine, but everything else was just far too roomy, all my pants had pleats to try and fit all that extra fabric in. Wonder if we'll see a return of JNCO.

    • @Hoax711
      @Hoax711 Pƙed rokem

      JNCO has actually come back to some extent, not like we had in the 90s but they have been brought back, jeans run $240+

  • @aaronw8781
    @aaronw8781 Pƙed rokem

    I’m not particular fond of square toed shoes but I’d hardly call anyone a loser for wearing them. The rest? Spot on.

  • @DanielJKenda
    @DanielJKenda Pƙed rokem +3

    Retired Navy vet, and believer in shirt stays and suspenders. Hard spot: Most men's pants are made for belts, and can look odd without a belt (thinking the classic dark-jeans-and-sportcoat combo here). Any ideas on how to beat that one using suspenders?

    • @KomradeKrusher
      @KomradeKrusher Pƙed rokem

      First idea would be having the belt loops removed (or getting pants made without them), but that's of course not a look that we're used to with jeans

  • @billyackerman1340
    @billyackerman1340 Pƙed rokem

    One of my favorite videos so far. I have a couple goals now. 1. Replace my square tips and 2. Hem those pants :)

  • @Bangpaulxu
    @Bangpaulxu Pƙed rokem +1

    Awesome vid!👌👌👌

  • @tomgoodman2360
    @tomgoodman2360 Pƙed rokem

    Suspenders are the best clothing item I've ever used. I'm heavier and wore belts since I was a kid. It was done without a thought. No pair of pants could possibly stay where it should stay. Nothing ever fit. Now, with suspenders, there is no issue at all. It isn't a thing to think about. My wife doesn't love them honestly so sometimes I just wear them under my shirt, all good. I'm on a weight loss mission and there will be a day where I don't need suspenders but I am positive they will be part of my fashion anyway. I'm kinda looking forward to getting some outlandish crazy suspenders when I'm out having fun.

  • @jacobcoryell8258
    @jacobcoryell8258 Pƙed rokem +21

    Ha ha, I'm 16 and I'm always trying to get my younger brother (14) to take your advice and start paying attention to style because he suffers from a lot of these lol.
    P.S. I love that blue button down and Christian Craighead (SAS Hero) wore one just like it in an interview with Garand Thumb lately.

    • @Langelmaki
      @Langelmaki Pƙed rokem +1

      Hell ya dude, I watched that same interview. You have yourself a fantastic day sir!

    • @jacobcoryell8258
      @jacobcoryell8258 Pƙed rokem

      @@Langelmaki You too mate 👍

    • @sadiedavenport
      @sadiedavenport Pƙed rokem

      You sound like a caring brother. Keep setting a good example. Most of us did some absurd things when we were in our teens 😅

    • @ms.annthrope415
      @ms.annthrope415 Pƙed rokem

      Get a copy of Dress for Success, John T. MOLLOY. He gives a lot of good advice on how to dress professionally, not necessarily stylishly or trendy, but professionally.
      Since I retired as a prosecutor, I live in sweats, shorts. Wife beaters (tank top, sleeveless t shirts with my tats hanging out.) But when I was working, or especially when I went to jury trial, I dressed like a poster boy for Brooks Brothers. Suspenders (called braces) with my power suit. Real dress braces with buttons and not snaps. Suspenders buttons sewn into my suit slacks. I would spend about $150 extra on every suit I bought just for alterations to ensure it looks like I was born in the suit. Shirt starched and pressed, tie steam pressed so i can make a perfect dimple. I want to look like Gordon Gecko in Wall Street. Cuz I was DA Man. The prosecutor. And I want to be taken seriously. I used a high end fountain pen cuz it makes a dramatic flare everytime I unscrewed the cap to write a note.
      But you'll see. Once you outgrow the "let it all hang out" years, you'll see how it fits.

  • @throughmygreeneyes6416
    @throughmygreeneyes6416 Pƙed rokem

    On, man! I remember the shirt stays very well from the Marine Corps!! Salute, Marine!! Ooorah!! Semper Fi!!

  • @flrlrgnry
    @flrlrgnry Pƙed rokem +1

    I button all the buttons on my suit jacket whenever I'm wearing it while riding my motorcycle. I unbutton the bottom button as soon as I dismount. Riding in a suit is, I think, the only exception to the bottom button rule.

  • @AH-bm4ts
    @AH-bm4ts Pƙed rokem +4

    Sagging came from prison rape culture as told to me by a retired corrections officer

  • @scchs67
    @scchs67 Pƙed rokem

    I watched a police chase from my balcony. The suspect cleverly blocked the alley with his car and continued fleeing on foot. The cops pulled in a few seconds later, screeched to a halt and lost precious time getting out to run in pursuit. The suspect was young and fast and should have gotten clean away but when he tried to change direction to round a corner, his sagging pants twisted his legs together and he pitched full speed and face first into the rough pavement. Road rash was followed immediately by handcuffs. I was laughing so hard I nearly wet my properly fitting trousers.

  • @ZA-co9vj
    @ZA-co9vj Pƙed rokem

    Agreed! There should also be laws against a suit with sneakers and a hoodie under a suit jacket. Ridiculous!

  • @user-un5xj1wl6p
    @user-un5xj1wl6p Pƙed rokem

    Suspenders are great and all, but I always feel like I'm a german boy from my old village... well from pre ww2... belts are a bit icky in the summer as leather often stains, so either getting a canvas belt and a khaki dress uniform and turn it into civvie clothes or such.

  • @johnreitz5676
    @johnreitz5676 Pƙed rokem

    I remember being in London in early 1997, most stores (even the better ones) had nothing but square toed shoes.

  • @frequentlycynical642
    @frequentlycynical642 Pƙed rokem

    With modern dyes, there is no need to separate loads by color. Yes, if you want to bleach whites, you do only whites.

  • @fiftyshadesofurban
    @fiftyshadesofurban Pƙed rokem

    6:31 Maybe it's because I'm using sensitive / no dyes / no perfumes detergent but I have horror stories I can tell you where I wash entire loads of clothes and they come out stinking because I used "what the bottle said." So now when I do full loads I use an entire cup of detergent (like the WHOLE cup, not the bars on the side).. Everything comes out clean.

  • @IsmPatriot
    @IsmPatriot Pƙed rokem

    Suspenders are the best thing in the world in all honesty and it makes you look 10x better if you have muscle on your frame

  • @tomriley5790
    @tomriley5790 Pƙed rokem +1

    Sagging is apparently because when you get arrested they take your belt off you so your jeans sag. Therefore it's to make you look "gangster" / stick it to the man etc. etc.

  • @ScottieA22
    @ScottieA22 Pƙed rokem +5

    Excellent video. Yes, saggy jeans were cool when I was 12, but anyone caught doing that when they're older is like committing a crime!

    • @riproar11
      @riproar11 Pƙed rokem

      No, no, it was never cool and isn't now. It just looks sssssoooo dumb. Laughably dumb.

  • @desperateambrose5373
    @desperateambrose5373 Pƙed rokem

    If you spend any time in the saddle, you should have a few pair of dungarees that are a couple inches past your regular inseam; the reason being that they'e going to ride up (pun intended) on your legs, and your boots could get damaged in the bush. Dungarees are cheaper to replace than boots.

  • @andrewandsueniemeyer6958

    Suspenders guy here. Suspenders are wonderful, especially for heavier guys, where the belt can bite in.
    Once you have stopped getting taller, don't get the cheap ones that are adjustable. Go old school-attached by buttons and one solid length of fabric - especially if you have a suit, everything is tailored. Just don't forget fit, or it will look stupid

  • @grantchow13
    @grantchow13 Pƙed rokem

    We dress for function,work and attracting others.
    Timing is everything.

  • @EaGilgamesh
    @EaGilgamesh Pƙed rokem

    Hey man awesome video!
    Could I ask what that brand of coat is at 10:08 I really like it!

  • @BubbafromSapperton
    @BubbafromSapperton Pƙed rokem

    My life rocks since I've started wearing suspenders everyday! đŸ€—

  • @sanchezking6188
    @sanchezking6188 Pƙed rokem

    As someone who has got duck feet I want to clarify that I never have and never will buy or wear square toe shoes. But deep inside I know that I would be more comfortable in them vs. the toothpicks that these types of shoes usually are :-) Unfortunately I have not yet come across a brand that makes business leather shoes with a wider profile AND good quality.

  • @xxarea83xx
    @xxarea83xx Pƙed rokem +1

    I agree with everything but the square toe. I have a wide side to side frame and the ladies in my life think my wide square toe boots look better than a round toe. That’s all about body style.
    HOWEVER, don’t skimp on your footwear; what you said about a Goodyear welt and something that can be resoled is 100% true.

    • @SCTitan06
      @SCTitan06 Pƙed rokem

      I think (hope) he was referring to square toe dress shoes, not boots. If he meant to include boots (cowboy boots) then he is 100% wrong.

    • @riproar11
      @riproar11 Pƙed rokem

      No, he was referring to those cheap square-toe dress shoes from DSW, Payless, Marshall's where the whole sole is glued to the leather instead of stitched. I agree that square-toe boots look better than round or pointed, especially when they have the ring harness.

  • @enigmathegrayman2953
    @enigmathegrayman2953 Pƙed rokem +8

    1 Corinthians 13:11
    When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.
    That scripture is relevant and can’t be beaten!

    • @bobzenx7225
      @bobzenx7225 Pƙed rokem +1

      True dat! 👊

    • @kirkdarling4120
      @kirkdarling4120 Pƙed rokem +3

      Bingo. Notice he didn't say he naturally grew out of childish things...he made the volitional choice to put them away.

    • @correx96
      @correx96 Pƙed rokem

      Leviticus 19:27
      "Do not cut the hair at the sides of your head or clip off the edges of your beard."
      Quoting the Bible is stupid.

    • @bobzenx7225
      @bobzenx7225 Pƙed rokem +1

      @@correx96 No, quoting Leviticus is stupid.

    • @correx96
      @correx96 Pƙed rokem

      @@bobzenx7225 Why would quoting Leviticus be stupid but Corinthians is not? They're from the same "holy" book lmao

  • @nicolasstanley1392
    @nicolasstanley1392 Pƙed rokem

    This guy is just classy.

  • @Ibhenriksen
    @Ibhenriksen Pƙed rokem

    90s baggy t-shirts. I wore those back in that day. Guilty as charged.

  • @alwayspooh1588
    @alwayspooh1588 Pƙed rokem

    Affliction jeans? Never heard or seen in the UK, but it looks like Thomas Sabo jewellery in clothing form.

  • @ripl0x
    @ripl0x Pƙed rokem

    I would say for point 11, just most graphic tees in general.

  • @osvaldoandycalderin2136
    @osvaldoandycalderin2136 Pƙed rokem

    The devil making square-toed shoes bit had me 😭

  • @abrumtherealtor5030
    @abrumtherealtor5030 Pƙed rokem

    I didn't know that affliction denim had an actual name. However I agree with Antonio that they must go. I still see it a clubs or bars on men over the age of 30 wear them & I'm like "oh no".

  • @cindersmolloy6584
    @cindersmolloy6584 Pƙed rokem

    Listen to him guys, he knows what he is talking about.