I love to have my suit pant tight for my booty and front boner !, and i do use some loose one too, i mostly wear whatever makes me happy, but the guy should first learn the Dapper maner of how to use a suit because he;s using suits that deform him, so i think HE should learn first before teaching OTHERS. How to.
@@danielphan731 Yes, it costs way less than having it custom made; but it also fits ten times better than off the rack. The alternative is stopping wearing a suit, which is what I do other than very important occasions: that way you can afford to spend a pretty penny on a nice suit you’ll wear 4-5 times a year
The way I think to alleviate the problems people are saying about the hips is to have a suit where the shoulders are extended just a bit. This will allow more room in the chest in order to baste it and shape it to create a beautiful fullness and depth with excellent drape. The trousers also being cut fuller with a high rise will create balance and proportion, allowing the shirt to be fully concealed and making the leg line a lot smoother and cleaner. This is just my opinion though.
You should cut the vents open because manufacturer threads everything together on purpose to hold it together. You also need to cut them labels off the sleeves and the chest pocket of ready made suits. The bottom button should not be button also, it's not a snow coat. The rest is proper suit etiquette but could be preference.
@@MrTreypac Bro, if they comment, “Wear it however you want”, to include the basting stitching you just need to leave them alone because they are not even open to the idea of learning. 😂😂😂 It’s pointless to try to, “To Sir, with Love” this generation in the comments. They need a father figure or mentor in the physical sense first.
Only ones that are preference are shirt sleeve and pocket square. The others are 100% mistakes. Are you really walking around with your vents uncut bro? 😂😂
@@smackattack854 A necessity is something that is needed (in our case a human), to survive (food, water, air, shelter, clothing) Oh hey, a suit falls under clothing. Smart phones are a necessity!? The 1st IPhone was released in 2007. The 1st Android was released in 2008. How did mankind accomplish anything w/o the necessary smart phone?
@@pattgsm in this day and age, yes. Someone is truly out of touch. A suit is an overpriced, unnecessary type of clothing. Get off your high and mighty pedestal
@@smackattack854 By your logic everyone should wear a burlap sack with a rope for a belt if we’re going to strip our lives down to what’s only “necessary”. We are a long way off from a society where everyone wears a monochrome bodysuit that is suitable for all environments and occupations. All clothing is a method of expression and identification of group or section of society. Any particular style is not supposed to be germane to everyone’s life at the same time or at all. Is suiting or clothing in general the end goal or the most important measure of a person? Absolutely not. But you are a fool to believe that how one presents themselves by their clothing has not been an important tool of influence or a “necessity” in the last 5 centuries. Your great, great, great grandchildren will be long departed before I’m out of touch on these points. Just out of curiosity, what is your profession? Whatever it is. I’m 100% certain that your boss or benefactor wears a suit from time to time.
The only thing I do wrong with my suit is buttoning the bottom button as well as the top, but I usually do not button any of them since I prefer to have my vest shown Edit: Geez you guys need to be respectful to this man. Stop being so hateful and get a life.
He is shaped like an hourglass theres nothing wrong with that. V taper and having the smallest hips possible is actually a physical weakness not a strength. A rectangle shape or an X or hourglass shape is actually stronger and more balanced. Also some men can have shredded and jacked arms and legs chest shoulders and back but still carry all their fat at their midsection whether its a little or alot. I think his body shape compliments the suit style extremely well and a double breasted look actually looks flat straight and boring on someone with small hips and big shoulders bc it all drapes and you look like an 80s cartoon, wide and flat. Also the loose flaps and pockets are naturally going to skirt instead of the shoulders tight to the body.
Well maintained facial hair is also an important factor if your trying to look smart. Unkempt neck hair looks scruff, either go all out ans grow a beard that you keep maintained, or be clean shaven.
With all due respect, I think a suit is only as good as its practicality. Don't get me wrong, suits are stylish and used for occasion wear and heck, I wear them often because I find them comfortable in general so I've went to college wearing one countless times - by practically, I mean the pockets, the sleeves, the vents, the fact I can pop the collar completely to help retain heat whilst wearing an overcoat, the fact I can button and unbutton as I wish depending on weather - If I have 2 buttons, I'm going to use both at some point. Other than that, good video.
You can see it that way but you have to acknowledge that for example buttoning the lowest button is the wrong way to do it and it clashes with the formality of a suit.
If you fasten the bottom button, it suggests that you should consider purchasing an overcoat. Suits were initially designed for practical purposes, but over time, their formal evolution has rendered them less suitable for such activities. The three buttons on the sleeves serve no functional purpose, although they were once useful for men who needed to wear suits but also engage in activities like medical treatments or farming, allowing them to roll up their coat sleeves.
There is peoples that wear suits that have buttoned the both buttons and still look good, it matter how good the suit fits you, mostly the down button unbuttoned is for flexiblity.@@harrylagerlof1751
Let's add one, put on a belt. Even if your pants fit correctly, your attire looks absolutely ridiculous if you take that jacket off and you don't have on a belt. If your pants fit, great, then your belt is simply an accessory much like your watch.
Common suit etiquette. I'd you need to button that then it's cold and you need to get consider purchasing an overcoat. It also seems as if your insecure and hiding you stomach (the most vulnerable part of an animal...reason why we naturally cross our arms when uncomfortable). Be confident
@@MrTreypac Well I did some research on the matter. The trend of not buttoning the last button was started by King Edward VII Prince of Wales cuz he was getting too fat for his suit and he stopped buttoning the last button so that the suit would fit him better and other officials followed the same out of respect.
A suit should NOT FIT SKIN TIGHT on any man. It looks improper. If this man was a woman, then a form fitting suit ( to a degree) makes sense. A handkerchief is an accessory NOT a necessity. One button makes sense. Slight shirt reveal past the suit’s sleeve makes sense. Cutting the stitching for venting makes sense. This man is making an effort. I’ll give him credit for that.
Hello, nice video. I see in some events, in our days, that there are men that goes shirtless suited, I mean, there are men that goes to the parties or to the events with a suit but without a shirt inside. What do you think about that?
Blackman button the bottom button of your jacket. Its there for a reason and it makes the coat fit better. Thats a bs English tradition and it has nothing to do with us today.
It's just a suit bruv 95% of the people don't even know what's right and what's wrong about a suit... If you look good in it, wearing it in any way, you're good to go... Fashion rules are stupid, they're meant to be broken
No. People dress like crap, it shows, and it’s because some who didn’t want to make any efforts like you that it is the case. If you want to dress classily, do so properly and don’t half asses things up. If you don’t care then why even bother just grasp your hoodie and keep being a teen.
Bros hips don't lie💀
Bros slim thick
U a fool bro 😂
Poor guy gets rinsed in the comments every video
You got me
😂
Bro is built like a pixar mom
Let's hope he doesn't go to prison...
@@HowToEatChihuahua “prank ‘em john”
💀💀💀💀
Damn it feels good to be the 1,000th like
Bros shaped like a munch 💀
😭
_💀_
What’s a munch?
Munch is what
@@duke_ov_doomI'll tell you when you're older
Bro was literally like ⌛
Rule 6 get your suit tailored right and not tailored for your younger brother
😅🤣😂 man! I was wondering why his suit looks so small on him. I understand it s a style in some places but bro come on!
Not wearing a pocket square ain't a suit mistake, it's a basic Accessoire Based on taste.
Yeah, I’ve never worn a pocket square with my suits and it looks fine. I get the appeal though
Yeah but its that little bit of contrast that makes a suit nicer to look at. When its too uniform in colour it feels uneasy imo.
Yeah pocket squares are lame.
@@demp6025 no they ain't. They're great. Just not necessary to rock an outfit.
Agreed, I still prefer to wear them though
You know there is one more. If you sit down, unbutton the blazer, but when you get up again button it.
Dude's hips are wider than his shoulders 💀💀💀
Definitely the sleeves showing 1/4 is great detail and it looks amazing.
someone had fun on the character creation with these hips
The worst mistake is calling your suit jacket a blazer😂
That's literally what we say in England
What would look even better is if the guy wore socks !
Your suit became under armour garment!
Bro, ur suits fits way too tight😂
and the arms are way too short.
@@Xm-zp1fwwhat Kind of Tailor does that 😂
I thought I was bugging man! Suit is way too small on him 😂😂
Bro has a pear shape 🌚
You have a stick shape
I support him now he has really changed those tight pants into roomier fit. 🎉He is evolving yall show love
I love to have my suit pant tight for my booty and front boner !, and i do use some loose one too, i mostly wear whatever makes me happy, but the guy should first learn the Dapper maner of how to use a suit because he;s using suits that deform him, so i think HE should learn first before teaching OTHERS. How to.
when ur hips is bigger 🗿
I'm too broke to afford a tailored suit
so is he
Get money.
You don’t have to get a tailored suit. You can buy a cheap one off the rack and then get it tailored for cheap
@@presidenteantonioconte1363do u know how much it gonna cost
@@danielphan731 Yes, it costs way less than having it custom made; but it also fits ten times better than off the rack. The alternative is stopping wearing a suit, which is what I do other than very important occasions: that way you can afford to spend a pretty penny on a nice suit you’ll wear 4-5 times a year
Don’t take advice from someone that wears skinny suits💀💀💀
What you mean by skinny suit?
1.) slim fit suits
The way I think to alleviate the problems people are saying about the hips is to have a suit where the shoulders are extended just a bit. This will allow more room in the chest in order to baste it and shape it to create a beautiful fullness and depth with excellent drape. The trousers also being cut fuller with a high rise will create balance and proportion, allowing the shirt to be fully concealed and making the leg line a lot smoother and cleaner. This is just my opinion though.
Bro looks like he boutta call himself The Devil
Everyone always cooking this guy 😭😭 give my man a break
Bro, these are not mistakes, just preferences, you can do whatever you like
You should cut the vents open because manufacturer threads everything together on purpose to hold it together. You also need to cut them labels off the sleeves and the chest pocket of ready made suits. The bottom button should not be button also, it's not a snow coat. The rest is proper suit etiquette but could be preference.
@@MrTreypac Bro, if they comment, “Wear it however you want”, to include the basting stitching you just need to leave them alone because they are not even open to the idea of learning. 😂😂😂 It’s pointless to try to, “To Sir, with Love” this generation in the comments. They need a father figure or mentor in the physical sense first.
Only ones that are preference are shirt sleeve and pocket square. The others are 100% mistakes. Are you really walking around with your vents uncut bro? 😂😂
@@JulianHernandez-ve1eeShirt sleeve isn't really preference either tbh
Do whatever you like, *but you'll look like ass
Please show how to wear cuff link shirt under a suit jacket. Thank you. Love your content!
You just wear it as regular. Some suit jackets have armholes that are very tight and then you can not properly wear any type of French cuff.
Thank you very much for these tips!
Wearing a jumpsuit makes you feel free from any mistakes…
Step one: have money
If you can afford a smart phone, you can afford an decent suit and alterations. Stop the 🧢
@@pattgsm a smart phone is a necessity. Suits aren’t.
@@smackattack854 A necessity is something that is needed (in our case a human), to survive (food, water, air, shelter, clothing) Oh hey, a suit falls under clothing.
Smart phones are a necessity!? The 1st IPhone was released in 2007. The 1st Android was released in 2008. How did mankind accomplish anything w/o the necessary smart phone?
@@pattgsm in this day and age, yes. Someone is truly out of touch. A suit is an overpriced, unnecessary type of clothing. Get off your high and mighty pedestal
@@smackattack854 By your logic everyone should wear a burlap sack with a rope for a belt if we’re going to strip our lives down to what’s only “necessary”. We are a long way off from a society where everyone wears a monochrome bodysuit that is suitable for all environments and occupations. All clothing is a method of expression and identification of group or section of society. Any particular style is not supposed to be germane to everyone’s life at the same time or at all. Is suiting or clothing in general the end goal or the most important measure of a person? Absolutely not. But you are a fool to believe that how one presents themselves by their clothing has not been an important tool of influence or a “necessity” in the last 5 centuries. Your great, great, great grandchildren will be long departed before I’m out of touch on these points.
Just out of curiosity, what is your profession? Whatever it is. I’m 100% certain that your boss or benefactor wears a suit from time to time.
I seriously don't understand why having the second button buttoned up is a mistake. Why even add it in the first place if you aren't gonna use it?
The only thing I do wrong with my suit is buttoning the bottom button as well as the top, but I usually do not button any of them since I prefer to have my vest shown
Edit: Geez you guys need to be respectful to this man. Stop being so hateful and get a life.
The last time i had to wear a suit was at my grandfathers funeral when I was in 7th grade, im going into 12th grade this year
That shit fit him tighter after the tailors
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Giving suit advice while your jacket is too small for you is quite hilarious
I will remember this for the first funeral I'll go to
man has them birthing hips
fr💀
ik well when he walk it clap 👏🏻
Bro is gonna do animan studios live action 💀
GYATTTTT
I can believe this guy is giving a suit tip
Why is everyone hating on him? Y’all jealous he has more confidence to wear this
Since when does it take confidence to wear a suit?
@@jc5604 since always, confidence is 70% of the outfit. A insecure guy in a perfect suit is gonna look worse than a confident guy in sweatpants.
@@harrylagerlof1751Charles Schwab over here and his percentages
Why? I confidence even i not wear anything
1/4 of your cuff, not your sleeve
Blud is gifted😮
He is shaped like an hourglass theres nothing wrong with that. V taper and having the smallest hips possible is actually a physical weakness not a strength. A rectangle shape or an X or hourglass shape is actually stronger and more balanced.
Also some men can have shredded and jacked arms and legs chest shoulders and back but still carry all their fat at their midsection whether its a little or alot.
I think his body shape compliments the suit style extremely well and a double breasted look actually looks flat straight and boring on someone with small hips and big shoulders bc it all drapes and you look like an 80s cartoon, wide and flat.
Also the loose flaps and pockets are naturally going to skirt instead of the shoulders tight to the body.
Another brown suit 😍🥰 I bought two seersucker jackets lately I forgot to cut my vents on the brown pinstripe one 😮
Heck has anyone looked at five hargreeves from umbrella academy??? Aidan has a amazing body shape and his suit 😩😩🥵🥵sooo hot
I searched “suiii” and got this
EVERY for sure
i dont have any long sleeved button downs, am i cooked💀
"Pocket square adds creativity"
If everyone is doing it, isnt that the opposite of creative?
I need a brown suit like that
How do you get shirts sleeves to show
Number 6 pocket square should not be the same color as your shirt
The only mistake I made is buying ready made suits, twice
Is that submariner or stührling on your hand, Sir?
Great video, correct
English tailoring dimensions would fit your frame better than the Italian tailoring in my opinion…
Well maintained facial hair is also an important factor if your trying to look smart. Unkempt neck hair looks scruff, either go all out ans grow a beard that you keep maintained, or be clean shaven.
Pocket Square? My man, it's a handkerchief, but go off i guess
With all due respect, I think a suit is only as good as its practicality. Don't get me wrong, suits are stylish and used for occasion wear and heck, I wear them often because I find them comfortable in general so I've went to college wearing one countless times - by practically, I mean the pockets, the sleeves, the vents, the fact I can pop the collar completely to help retain heat whilst wearing an overcoat, the fact I can button and unbutton as I wish depending on weather - If I have 2 buttons, I'm going to use both at some point. Other than that, good video.
You can see it that way but you have to acknowledge that for example buttoning the lowest button is the wrong way to do it and it clashes with the formality of a suit.
@@harrylagerlof1751 That is a fair point 👍
Finally someone respectful
If you fasten the bottom button, it suggests that you should consider purchasing an overcoat. Suits were initially designed for practical purposes, but over time, their formal evolution has rendered them less suitable for such activities. The three buttons on the sleeves serve no functional purpose, although they were once useful for men who needed to wear suits but also engage in activities like medical treatments or farming, allowing them to roll up their coat sleeves.
There is peoples that wear suits that have buttoned the both buttons and still look good, it matter how good the suit fits you, mostly the down button unbuttoned is for flexiblity.@@harrylagerlof1751
Pocket squares are nice but necessary. It's not doctrine
worst mistake:not owning a suit
You outfits a little too tight but good couture.
bro skipped back and shoulders 😢
Me, a stylish gay with stereotypical fashion powers that somehow didn't know the first one about the stitching 😧
Now i see why he wears suits
For me I always don't wear pocket square
Proportion balance silhouette
A quarter of a sleeve is like 8 inches, u mean at least a quarter inch of your sleeve should be shown under the jacket
And like this guy don’t wear suits to tight
I have another suit mistake for you:
Wear a low rise pants.
Your shirt/t-shirt/whatever should not be visible when your jacket is buttoned.
Never knew that what he like that you dont like in style is a mistake. Geeezz tiktok and yt shorts
Those hips
1/4 of the whole sleeve?
No lol just the cuff part, it should technically just show a little
Can I ask for the sleeve part should I got the tailor for that ?
Let's add one, put on a belt. Even if your pants fit correctly, your attire looks absolutely ridiculous if you take that jacket off and you don't have on a belt. If your pants fit, great, then your belt is simply an accessory much like your watch.
Bro Why your shoulder looks like someone hits hammer on it ....take it easy bro😂😂😂
Plz enlighten me as to why not to button the last button?
Common suit etiquette. I'd you need to button that then it's cold and you need to get consider purchasing an overcoat. It also seems as if your insecure and hiding you stomach (the most vulnerable part of an animal...reason why we naturally cross our arms when uncomfortable). Be confident
@@MrTreypac Well I did some research on the matter. The trend of not buttoning the last button was started by King Edward VII Prince of Wales cuz he was getting too fat for his suit and he stopped buttoning the last button so that the suit would fit him better and other officials followed the same out of respect.
Him:⌛️
Chill
Bros a pixar mom
Ma somalian brotha ❤
Will a cufflink shirt show more on the wrists or do i need to tailor my suit blazer?
Bro built like the orange guy from gru
U need to cut the stitching bro a good tailor cuts it for you
You mean 1/4 of the cuff not the sleeve
Regurgitation is all Youth can supply ...
1/4 of sleeve is like 6-7 inches 😅 i think bro wanted to say 1/4 "inch"
Suit that doesn't fit,😂bro it seemed pretty fit to me.
A suit should NOT FIT SKIN TIGHT on any man. It looks improper. If this man was a woman, then a form fitting suit ( to a degree) makes sense. A handkerchief is an accessory NOT a necessity. One button makes sense. Slight shirt reveal past the suit’s sleeve makes sense. Cutting the stitching for venting makes sense. This man is making an effort. I’ll give him credit for that.
6 your dress shirt shouldn't show when the suit is closed
Hello, nice video. I see in some events, in our days, that there are men that goes shirtless suited, I mean, there are men that goes to the parties or to the events with a suit but without a shirt inside. What do you think about that?
Brother what about the branding on the left or right hand of oir arms the brand give do we cut it or not??? 🤔
Cut it
Blackman button the bottom button of your jacket. Its there for a reason and it makes the coat fit better. Thats a bs English tradition and it has nothing to do with us today.
Thanks time to impress my school
"A taper"
Where you buy your suits
It's just a suit bruv
95% of the people don't even know what's right and what's wrong about a suit...
If you look good in it, wearing it in any way, you're good to go... Fashion rules are stupid, they're meant to be broken
No. People dress like crap, it shows, and it’s because some who didn’t want to make any efforts like you that it is the case.
If you want to dress classily, do so properly and don’t half asses things up. If you don’t care then why even bother just grasp your hoodie and keep being a teen.
Bro called me ugly in 8 languages
Dress like a ceo
Earn like a pioneer ☹️
Number 6 not being a french romantic spy