Every man should own a solid library with a Bible, a Dictionary and an atlas…..some books that will inspire and cussed him to aspire to greatness. Everyman should own a journal and a good pen to write down ideas or note items or experiences he needs to document or that he wants to remember
Don't do lists like this, this does not help Jeff, he can earn some more money when people watch the full video. The content is awesome, plus the way he presents it it's really nice, you watch it without getting bored.
I would add, 16. A fine Pen - All Gentlemen should have a fine writing instrument. 17. A nice journal, like a moleskin journal. These are stylish accessories for all serious business men.
I do all the cooking (and the grocery shopping.) I inherited a Griswold cast iron frying pan from my grandmother. The thing is well over 100 years old. It’s a cherished family heirloom. Keep it clean with just water and a plastic scrub pad, put it back on the stove, heat it up on medium to evaporate the water, let it cool, wipe it down with cooking oil and it will last more than a lifetime.
Jeff, I think every guy should own a couple of quality books! 📚 As a writer and reader myself, I can’t stress enough how much more interesting having some well rounded reading makes a person seem.
A great list, especially the tools & tool box, every man should strive to know the basic workings of his home. Perhaps a book of basic household repairs/maintenance that has tasks like fixing a leaky tap, shutting off water, installing a light fixture or wall plug socket etc to stash next to the toolbox.
Hey Jeff! As usual, a very solid list. I have no complaints. If I could add something to that list, life insurance or a living will. Every man needs to have these documents up to date with everything going on in today's world. To quote Marlon Brando from "The Godfather": "Men can't afford to be careless about these things." Salute O.G.!
What about medical insurance/Reg. Doctor, 2. Casual flex/soft bottom shoe, 3. Savings/investment accounts: 401k/stocks…,4. Emergency contact, 4. A. Living will/Beneficiary, 5. Nice complete set of cookware besides a cast iron skillet, 6. A nice set 2-4-6 matching plate/bowl/cup & flatware set, 7. Nice selection of adult beverages; wine/scotch/vodka…etc! Soooo many basics more important than a cast iron skillet in my opinion
Style OG, A very detailed list my brother. The one item I need is the cook book. This can help me be more versatile in the kitchen. Every man needs some shoes tress for your dress shoes and sneakers. Thanks again for dropping the knowledge. Salute to the family.
Jeffrey, Great comprehensive list of the basics every man needs. Great the you included a fragrance which is so overlooked. A stylish man also needs boots (dress, Chelsea and Chukkas) but you cover that very, very well. Thanks and Salute!
All men should own: A wardrobe that speaks to their personality instead of cookie-cutter pieces that are fed to them through popular culture. Find yourselves gentlemen. It's so much more fun out here that way.
Good video! 1) owning tools and knowing how to use them are two different things. Learn to use what you have. 2) A nice Navy blazer comes in handy for sure...I probably should go buy one one of these years. 3) Hard to go wrong with a cast iron skillet...but keep in mind, they come with a specific way of cleaning them. 4) I have one watch...only one watch and I wear it once every 4-5 yrs lol I'm self employed, homeowner (house paid off) and 3 vehicles paid off about to buy a 4th in full. Wearing a watch may scream responsible, just know there are some exceptions. 5) Shades are another good accessory for guys and their functional. I can go over board a little here and owned a small collection. 6) I would absolutely be lost without my pocket knives. I use them for everything, its like the most versatile tool! This one comes with a couple warnings though, know your state and local laws as well as how to handle a knife. And hospitals don't like their patients having them. I was hospitalized for COVID and security had to lock my knife up lol 7) Another Item I would be lost without, my weekend bag! The weekend bag is the next best thing since sliced bread! 8) In the past, I used to do only have one brown and one black pair of dress shoes. I don't how many I have know but its grown a lot. 9) I'm falling short on this one. I used to have several nice doc kit bags but who knows where they are now. Better get on this soon. 10) for sure! You spend like 8hrs a day sleeping...may as well have the best mattress you can afford. 11) Back in my Dallas days, I had to have a closest full of suits, summer, winter, business, business casual, etc. Now days I just keep one single black suit. I'm kinda a fan of the blazer and dress jeans. 12) I usually pickup 1-2 of the top scents from some place like Macy's. Oh man, so the last one i bought they was out of smaller bottles and I really wanted that scent. So I bought this huge bottle! Probably a life time supply lol 13) I'm new to the whole slim wallet and I love it! Bought a couple different LV's for my suit and ended up using them every day. I'm not going back! 14) Every guy needs 2-3 signature type dishes but sure, having a couple cook books are nice as well. 15) Ugh, need to renew my passport. I have it all done up, just ran into a ton of problems...COVID blah.
1. Well stock tool box 2. Navy Blazer 3. Cast iron skillet 🍳 4. Al least one quality watch 5. A classic pair of Sunglasses 🕶 6. A pocket knife 7. A weekend bag 💼 8. One black and one brown pair of dress shoes 9. A dock kit to travel toiletries 10. A comfortable mattress 11. One well tailored suit 12. One signature scent cologne 13. Slim wallet 14. A good cook book recipe book for men 15. Passport
I just thought of one. Every man should have his own dwelling and learn to be fully self-supporting. I'm not trying to be funny. Many men go from their parent's home to living with a woman, then another, and so on. Men need to learn how to live efficiently and responsibly on their own. They don't have to own it but, they should know how to sustain it. Thank you.
11:57 A Swiss Army Knife. I've owned the same 12 function model for 31 years. It has served me well. A quality Pocket Multi-Tool is a good alternative. (Leatherman, Gerber, etc.)
Brotha you can’t add anything else to the list, it’s too much for the young guys out there. You have to slowly work your way up to that level. Just kidding, great video and salute.
I haven't traveled out of the US since I got out of the Navy. I wholeheartedly agree on the passport. I need to get one soon. I have the rest of this list.
Hey, that cast iron skillet also doubles as a weapon! Seriously! It saved my life one night! I opened his melon up like a hot knife through butter 🧈! He'll never forget me! Plus, you can use it as a shield which I did too! #castironskilletmf
Very nice list of things men should own (I own all of those things). This was an on time video, because I almost forgot I need to change out the toiletries in my weekend bag🙂. Keep those awesome videos coming good Sir...
Great video and value. Thanks for posting this. My list of extras not in the video is composed of: A) A shoe Shining Kit B) Hunting & Fishing Tools C) Quality First Aid Kit D) Leather Wallet or Quality Satchel (not a backpack) E) Quality Shaving Kit F) Daily "To Do List G) A Copy of at least five life changing/guiding Books My List Warrior Books A) The Book of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi B) Rifleman Dodd by C.S. Forester Politician Book C) The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli Philosophy Book D) Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
I was wondering if you were going to mention a pocket knife. I keep at least two, one that's a beater for work, and a nice one for dress clothes. If you're watching this video and you're not subscribed, do yourself a favor and subscribe, The Style O.G. be droppin gems consistently.
A great list o which i had most apart from Skillet, Pocket Knife and a good duffel bag (have a crappy one). One item to add I think every man should have is a well stocked bar with standard alcohol and mixes. Never know when you will bring a lady home for a night cap.
I truly wonder how important is having a fragrance? I have never been that type of guy but how valuable is it truly? Can anybody comment on this from their experiences?
It can get you many compliments but if you want a girl from it you still got to Mac her azz down so to me it doesn't matter a whole lot just helps a little
Salute to you Jeff for the primo list! Adding on, I would say every man should own: 1. A barbecue grill and know how to work it. When a man controls his grill, he exudes confidence. 2. Jumper cables/battery charger. Men are mostly assumed to have automotive knowledge. Have these items and you can be a superhero to those in distress. 3. A leather jacket. Trust that you will add many swagger points to your wardrobe with this cool weather classic. Keep up the good work, Jeff! Always look forward to your presentations. Peace be to you!
Great list. I took notes from this video just to see how many items I didn't have... With that being said, I need to purchase a navy blue blazer and a pocket knife... I also agree that having a passport is a must have... Thanks again Jeff. Salute.
HELLA GOOD job, Jeff!! I've had everything on this list for decades and have done my best to pass such a list on to the generations that follow mine. Your celebrity status puts a fine point on it. BRAVO-ZULU!
Very comprehensive list brother. I’d add to it the following: Bible, grooming/shaving kit, a bank account, a place all his own (be it apartment or a house), driver’s license, vehicle.
If I would have ordered the minimalist wallet I've had in my Amazon shopping cart the past week before I watched this video, I could honestly say I have everything on this list. Big shout out to you Jeff you're the #1 style channel I follow. Can't say enough about your influence. I have to give you your roses. You are the man. Keep doing what you do...💯
OG, great video again. I think you should do a video on the different types of pocket knives for a stylish gentlemen. I switched from my Swiss arm knife to my William Henry Knife to my Tactical Pen Knife combo depending on my dress and the occasion....I have not seen any of the other style channel cover the topic yet....what do you think?????
To add to the weekend bag: try to get the matching bag and bookbag set. I got a set heres what I do 👉🏽 bookbag: holds laptop/power cords, passport, cell phone, bottle of water, etc. The bag, as stated is for the clothes. They usually allow you to have a carry on and a “lap bag” (bag that can fit on your person) on an airplane so this works. Plus, matching set definitely turns womens heads
A dark sharp blue blazer, sloppy grey pantalons and Brown shoes don't mix. Wear SHARP grey pantalons and BLACK shoes instead. NEVER mix black, greys and blues with brown.
I need to suggest...an IPAD (or an equivalent). I bought one about 5 years ago and I find it to be hands down the best money I have spent in 20 years. I'm an older guy over 60 and I find it helps me at work, home, and during leisure time. I carry it in a shoulder bag or backpack if I have a lot of stuff to carry that day. I have the web at my fingertips anytime I need to look up something or refresh my memory from my notes (in meetings before I speak). I always have instant access to books, magazines, movies, (Style OG videos😏) I have downloaded and can enjoy on the plane, in restaurants, etc. I can multi-task with it or watch TV from my home cable provider. It was a deal maker for me to stay sharp and on my game at home, at work, or out-and-about. I don't mean to promote IPADs specifically, upgrading your take-a-long personal tech keeps us older (and) younger guys on point. Once you own one you never want to be without it. Food for thought.
Terrific ! The watch especially my fav. a rolex 1503 18KT gold 34m on a strap , a grntleman's watch sholud be gold thin and on a strap. No SCUBA diver or Astronaut's watch 😂
I love this channel. I would recommend a goto bottle of wine, whiskey 🥃, or rum to entertain guests. And a playlist that moves the crowd when entertaining guests. People will walk away remembering moments from an occasion
Tools, weapons, vehicle, suit\camping\workout clothes, camping/ survival, cooking, tech. Shoes for every situation, workout\hiking gear, muscles, knowledge about how to make, do and solve everything. Membership to a boys club because strength in numbers. A healthy bank account. A man's value is his usefulness, his ability to create and fix things. These things are not difficult to get, and can be a joy to achieve.
You Nailed it again Jeff , thanks a lot , you so opened my eyes every time I watched your videos . You are my fashion tips God . Keep doing what you do best Brother.
My brother-in-law purchased a house, and had no toolbox or any form of organized toolsets, just a cheap-o electric drill that can't even hold onto drill bits correctly. I ended up buying a kit for him, and frankly found it shocking he didn't even think of it. I live in an apartment and I'm loaded with tools, and remember thinking "are you even a man?" when I found out he has no toolkits whatsoever. I'd say the cast iron skillet is optional; it's more of a cultural difference than anything. Asians typically don't use cast iron skillets for their cuisine, for example. A multi-use kitchenware as a general description would make more sense.
Slim wallet depends if you want to keep it in the side or back pocket. Because then you can’t feel it’s back there leaving you susceptible to a pickpocketer
I agree for navy blazer,i'm 25 yrs old and i dress up daily.i have 5 sportcoat and i'm still looking for navy blazer.my sport coat i bought all of them vintage including ties,leather jacket,tie and shoes.i don't have much income so vintage my go to shoping😁.
🤔 Still working on that real nice Navy Blazer. I don’t wear Sunglasses 🕶 as I actually wear glasses 🤓. But they tainted. Nice list of functional as well useful things. Now where can I get a nice leather bag?
So you made a video like this a while back (nothing wrong with updating with similar videos so they are the top of watching list), and I bought the cast iron skillet after watching. Man, that was real advice right there. Great piece of cook wear.
Now its time to make sure and get your self a good oldschool new material and stylish pocket knife. Kick the black on black tactical knive and look at some thing like a Péna Trapper or a small Chris Reveef sebenza with a classic wood inlay,like a bog oak. A pockit knive can be matched to your outfit aswell.
To add with grooming, I feel every man should own a nice pair of clippers or razor kit for hair, face and other areas where unwanted hair grows. I recently moved from Asia to Europe and until I find another barber that I can trust.
I agree with all but the wallet. Nothing beats a high-quality leather wallet. It's worth the investment. I have had the same wallet for over 15 years, not one stitch out of place, and has formed a rich patina.
Your pops probably only had to worry about flat sheets of paper and a few pens or accessories in those briefcases. These days, you can't leave the house without an iPad, laptop, cords and chargers, etc. A rigid sided briefcase with no padding or support pockets for those bulky items just ain't gonna cut it anymore. It's not that today's man isn't what it used to be, it's that today isn't what it used to be. Adapt or go extinct.
@@almills2675 Whoa, someone's pretty insecure about their masculinity. Have you talked to someone about this? Snowflakes this melty usually have some deep seated issues they need help working through. We're here for you, kiddo. Get the help you need.
I own almost everything you show but whatever I do when I put something in my suv and go downtown indy for dinner I always get my suv broken in so I am moving away from Americans hopefully this will help
Ay OG, i got a question. Remember that medical deodorant wipe you talked about a while back? Does it still prevent sweat even after showering the area? Thanks.
Passport is a good one if you're from a first world country. Developing country folk will need the addtional funds, time & patience queuing up at embassies to apply for tourist visas.
With all the unncessary stuff guys are buying these days its nice to know the OG got yur back on the true essentials. This is an awesome channel big bro! and these are things that almost any man can afford!
Sorry homie but I see a clash between the seersucker coat and blue shirt. Don’t know if it’s the mix with the 2 blues and the stripe of the seersucker but it just looks off somehow
he forgot the most important item a man should own...a firearm! how can a real man protect his family from a possible home invasion without a firearm?!
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Every man should own a solid library with a Bible, a Dictionary and an atlas…..some books that will inspire and cussed him to aspire to greatness. Everyman should own a journal and a good pen to write down ideas or note items or experiences he needs to document or that he wants to remember
This is a really good list. I’d also say a hand gun is pretty important but that’s not TH-cam friendly
It's important but it wouldn't go under style
Its not style you tryhard
@@crymeariver221 He’s talked about having a portfolio before so it’s not all about style
I'm with you on that one my brutha
I live in a place where that is completely unnecessary.
1. Well stocked tool kit
2. A Navy Blazer
3. Cast Iron Skillet
4. A quality watch
5. Classic pair of sunglasses
6. Pocket knife
7. Weekend (duffel) bag
8. 2 pairs of dress shoes (black & brown)
9. Dopp kit
10. Comfortable (subjectively) mattress
11. One killer suit
12. Signature scent (referring to cologne)
13. Slim minimalist wallet
14. Recipe book
15. Passport
Thank you 👍👍👍
Don't do lists like this, this does not help Jeff, he can earn some more money when people watch the full video. The content is awesome, plus the way he presents it it's really nice, you watch it without getting bored.
I would add, 16. A fine Pen - All Gentlemen should have a fine writing instrument. 17. A nice journal, like a moleskin journal. These are stylish accessories for all serious business men.
Your cheat doesn't have flare.
(On #13) NFC & the phone makes Cards & Wallets OBSOLETE )))
I do all the cooking (and the grocery shopping.) I inherited a Griswold cast iron frying pan from my grandmother. The thing is well over 100 years old. It’s a cherished family heirloom. Keep it clean with just water and a plastic scrub pad, put it back on the stove, heat it up on medium to evaporate the water, let it cool, wipe it down with cooking oil and it will last more than a lifetime.
Yes indeed!
Jeff, I think every guy should own a couple of quality books! 📚 As a writer and reader myself, I can’t stress enough how much more interesting having some well rounded reading makes a person seem.
I cant read😑
Totally agree!
I would say just add a kindle . It’s small and you can have access to vast amounts of books on the go.
@Respectfully Speaking Podcast It may go well traveling inside the weekend bag, or on your trips across the world.
Books are great but they're certainly not in the top 15 for a man to own.
A great list, especially the tools & tool box, every man should strive to know the basic workings of his home. Perhaps a book of basic household repairs/maintenance that has tasks like fixing a leaky tap, shutting off water, installing a light fixture or wall plug socket etc to stash next to the toolbox.
I like it!
Jeff put some thought into this. Tight list. A pair of boots is the only thing I would add
Good call!
Great list.
Preach
I got no use for boots.
Dress boots, Chukkas are a must for the winter months
Hey Jeff! As usual, a very solid list. I have no complaints. If I could add something to that list, life insurance or a living will. Every man needs to have these documents up to date with everything going on in today's world. To quote Marlon Brando from "The Godfather": "Men can't afford to be careless about these things." Salute O.G.!
Salute Ashton!
BIG SALUTE!
Absolutely essential
Every rational logically thinking man should have some sort of firearm. Just in case.
What about medical insurance/Reg. Doctor, 2. Casual flex/soft bottom shoe, 3. Savings/investment accounts: 401k/stocks…,4. Emergency contact, 4. A. Living will/Beneficiary, 5. Nice complete set of cookware besides a cast iron skillet, 6. A nice set 2-4-6 matching plate/bowl/cup & flatware set, 7. Nice selection of adult beverages; wine/scotch/vodka…etc! Soooo many basics more important than a cast iron skillet in my opinion
Appreciate the input!
Style OG, A very detailed list my brother. The one item I need is the cook book. This can help me be more versatile in the kitchen. Every man needs some shoes tress for your dress shoes and sneakers. Thanks again for dropping the knowledge. Salute to the family.
I recommend you think about a chef you like and look at a book by them. One of my favorites and one I reference a lot is one by Emerill.
Salute Pierre!
Jeffrey,
Great comprehensive list of the basics every man needs. Great the you included a fragrance which is so overlooked. A stylish man also needs boots (dress, Chelsea and Chukkas) but you cover that very, very well. Thanks and Salute!
Salute Edward!
All men should own: A wardrobe that speaks to their personality instead of cookie-cutter pieces that are fed to them through popular culture.
Find yourselves gentlemen. It's so much more fun out here that way.
That’s big! I’ve found myself buying items for the moment but they collect mold and dust because I no longer have a need for them
Good video!
1) owning tools and knowing how to use them are two different things. Learn to use what you have.
2) A nice Navy blazer comes in handy for sure...I probably should go buy one one of these years.
3) Hard to go wrong with a cast iron skillet...but keep in mind, they come with a specific way of cleaning them.
4) I have one watch...only one watch and I wear it once every 4-5 yrs lol I'm self employed, homeowner (house paid off) and 3 vehicles paid off about to buy a 4th in full. Wearing a watch may scream responsible, just know there are some exceptions.
5) Shades are another good accessory for guys and their functional. I can go over board a little here and owned a small collection.
6) I would absolutely be lost without my pocket knives. I use them for everything, its like the most versatile tool! This one comes with a couple warnings though, know your state and local laws as well as how to handle a knife. And hospitals don't like their patients having them. I was hospitalized for COVID and security had to lock my knife up lol
7) Another Item I would be lost without, my weekend bag! The weekend bag is the next best thing since sliced bread!
8) In the past, I used to do only have one brown and one black pair of dress shoes. I don't how many I have know but its grown a lot.
9) I'm falling short on this one. I used to have several nice doc kit bags but who knows where they are now. Better get on this soon.
10) for sure! You spend like 8hrs a day sleeping...may as well have the best mattress you can afford.
11) Back in my Dallas days, I had to have a closest full of suits, summer, winter, business, business casual, etc. Now days I just keep one single black suit. I'm kinda a fan of the blazer and dress jeans.
12) I usually pickup 1-2 of the top scents from some place like Macy's. Oh man, so the last one i bought they was out of smaller bottles and I really wanted that scent. So I bought this huge bottle! Probably a life time supply lol
13) I'm new to the whole slim wallet and I love it! Bought a couple different LV's for my suit and ended up using them every day. I'm not going back!
14) Every guy needs 2-3 signature type dishes but sure, having a couple cook books are nice as well.
15) Ugh, need to renew my passport. I have it all done up, just ran into a ton of problems...COVID blah.
appreciate the detailed input!
1. Well stock tool box
2. Navy Blazer
3. Cast iron skillet 🍳
4. Al least one quality watch
5. A classic pair of Sunglasses 🕶
6. A pocket knife
7. A weekend bag 💼
8. One black and one brown pair of dress shoes
9. A dock kit to travel toiletries
10. A comfortable mattress
11. One well tailored suit
12. One signature scent cologne
13. Slim wallet
14. A good cook book recipe book for men
15. Passport
You dug deep on this one-that skillet is necessary. As we get older, we also need a tweezer.:)
For reaL! LOL
I just thought of one. Every man should have his own dwelling and learn to be fully self-supporting. I'm not trying to be funny. Many men go from their parent's home to living with a woman, then another, and so on. Men need to learn how to live efficiently and responsibly on their own. They don't have to own it but, they should know how to sustain it. Thank you.
Love the videos. Very helpfully for a newly 40 yr old man. I am lacking five items but will be getting them this week !!
Glad you like them!
11:57 A Swiss Army Knife. I've owned the same 12 function model for 31 years. It has served me well. A quality Pocket Multi-Tool is a good alternative. (Leatherman, Gerber, etc.)
Brotha you can’t add anything else to the list, it’s too much for the young guys out there. You have to slowly work your way up to that level. Just kidding, great video and salute.
My man !
What's up my bro Og. You would be proud of your old bro I have everything on this list thanks to you. Good looking out my G. Salute my friend.
Salute Glenn!
I highly recommend a faithful and loving woman… SALUTE!!!
I haven't traveled out of the US since I got out of the Navy. I wholeheartedly agree on the passport. I need to get one soon. I have the rest of this list.
I wish he would've said a GSX-R Hyabusa...😂🤣😀 justifying right now fellas
Ha!
Fully agree with most but especially with having a passport; it really opens up the world for us!
For real!
In these times a passport can wait😅
Got the passport, all I need is countries that will let me in and a homeland that will let me back in!
@@brownpunk1794 Yes you should stay home and suffer or wait for some strange flu to attack your body, please excuse the sarcasm.. Just 💘 to travel..
I’m on my third passport.
I'd add a pistol to that list.
Great list and I agree. I’m happy to say that I’m 15 for 15. Really thankful for your advice and validation
Definitely need a weekend bag. I do have a signature cologne with me though.
A good chef knife or a set of good knives is a must have tool if you do cooking at home.
Agreed!
Big time .Cutlery.
Hey, that cast iron skillet also doubles as a weapon! Seriously! It saved my life one night! I opened his melon up like a hot knife through butter 🧈! He'll never forget me! Plus, you can use it as a shield which I did too! #castironskilletmf
Pocket knife, great suggestion! Silly as it may sound, be sure to check your local laws on the size/type 'allowed' (NYC comes to mind...) Salute!
Salute!
One thing that I feel everything man should own is a First Aid Kit for unexpected emergencies.
Indeed !
Very nice list of things men should own (I own all of those things). This was an on time video, because I almost forgot I need to change out the toiletries in my weekend bag🙂. Keep those awesome videos coming good Sir...
Will my guy!
OG you left out a power drill that’s a tool much needed
I think the drill is covered in "a well-stocked tool kit" that he mentioned.
Good one !
Good list Jeff. I really like the cast iron skillet. That one probably doesn’t make many lists but it is essential.
Good call!
Yes,so hard to get american style one here on Europe,a lot of inpractical expensive french style skillets.
@@TheStyleOG And a portable Bluetooth speaker.
@@hrvojeberden1308 If you have Caribbean friends, you'll surely find one in their moms' kitchens.
Great video and value. Thanks for posting this.
My list of extras not in the video is composed of:
A) A shoe Shining Kit
B) Hunting & Fishing Tools
C) Quality First Aid Kit
D) Leather Wallet or Quality Satchel (not a backpack)
E) Quality Shaving Kit
F) Daily "To Do List
G) A Copy of at least five life changing/guiding Books
My List
Warrior Books
A) The Book of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi
B) Rifleman Dodd by C.S. Forester
Politician Book
C) The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli
Philosophy Book
D) Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
I was wondering if you were going to mention a pocket knife. I keep at least two, one that's a beater for work, and a nice one for dress clothes. If you're watching this video and you're not subscribed, do yourself a favor and subscribe, The Style O.G. be droppin gems consistently.
Salute Billy!
Great...but Qur'an, Translator, gun and vest too tho.
Hahah i’m not even a guy and these are things a woman should have as well!
I think every man should own at least one gun. It’s dangerous out there and every man should know how to shoot and operate a weapon.
Good one
These city guys who hope someone else will defend and protect themselves or their family.
A great list o which i had most apart from Skillet, Pocket Knife and a good duffel bag (have a crappy one). One item to add I think every man should have is a well stocked bar with standard alcohol and mixes. Never know when you will bring a lady home for a night cap.
I didn’t know how much I needed this video. Thanks for always coming through with quality content, Jeff. Salute!
Salute!
You forgot a condon package...just in case!
really good list. this should be shown to young guys in senior year of high school
Thanks!
It don't hurt to invest in a slow cooker as well 🙂👍
I truly wonder how important is having a fragrance? I have never been that type of guy but how valuable is it truly? Can anybody comment on this from their experiences?
It can get you many compliments but if you want a girl from it you still got to Mac her azz down so to me it doesn't matter a whole lot just helps a little
Any suggestions on a good signature cologne to start with?
Your videos are always informative, but you took it to another level with this one. 🤜🏽🤛🏾
I appreciate that!
Only 4 things a real man should own. 1. House 2. Vehicle 3. Business or working towards one 4. A Good woman.
You got 1 “like” in 2 years… your comment 😂
Salute to you Jeff for the primo list! Adding on, I would say every man should own:
1. A barbecue grill and know how to work it. When a man controls his grill, he exudes confidence.
2. Jumper cables/battery charger. Men are mostly assumed to have automotive knowledge. Have these items and you can be a superhero to those in distress.
3. A leather jacket. Trust that you will add many swagger points to your wardrobe with this cool weather classic.
Keep up the good work, Jeff! Always look forward to your presentations. Peace be to you!
Appreciate the add ons!
Every man needs A BiBLE also
1. BUCK 119 knife
2.12 guage shotgun
3. Cowboy boots
4. Bible
5. Chess set
6. Fishing stuff
7. Binoculars
8. Highend sleeping bag
9. Carhartt bib coveralls
10. Winter jacket & gear.
Great list. I took notes from this video just to see how many items I didn't have... With that being said, I need to purchase a navy blue blazer and a pocket knife... I also agree that having a passport is a must have... Thanks again Jeff. Salute.
Salute Donny!
As usual, the apparel is on point. I’m taking notes 📝
Thanks Ryan !
HELLA GOOD job, Jeff!! I've had everything on this list for decades and have done my best to pass such a list on to the generations that follow mine. Your celebrity status puts a fine point on it. BRAVO-ZULU!
1, Tool Box
2, Navy Blazer
3, Cast iron skillet
4, Quality watch
5, Classic/quality sunglasses
6, pocket knife
7, weekend bag
8, 2 pair dress shoes black/brown
9, grooming kit
10, quality mattress
11, top tailored suit
12, personal cologne
13, minimalist wallet
14, recipe book (no)
15, passport (should of been 1st)
Style OG you saved the best for last Passport good selection.
I think so too!
Very comprehensive list brother. I’d add to it the following:
Bible, grooming/shaving kit, a bank account, a place all his own (be it apartment or a house), driver’s license, vehicle.
If I would have ordered the minimalist wallet I've had in my Amazon shopping cart the past week before I watched this video, I could honestly say I have everything on this list. Big shout out to you Jeff you're the #1 style channel I follow. Can't say enough about your influence. I have to give you your roses. You are the man. Keep doing what you do...💯
Much appreciated Tim!
This is a great list
OG, great video again. I think you should do a video on the different types of pocket knives for a stylish gentlemen. I switched from my Swiss arm knife to my William Henry Knife to my Tactical Pen Knife combo depending on my dress and the occasion....I have not seen any of the other style channel cover the topic yet....what do you think?????
good idea
To add to the weekend bag: try to get the matching bag and bookbag set. I got a set heres what I do 👉🏽 bookbag: holds laptop/power cords, passport, cell phone, bottle of water, etc. The bag, as stated is for the clothes. They usually allow you to have a carry on and a “lap bag” (bag that can fit on your person) on an airplane so this works. Plus, matching set definitely turns womens heads
great input!
A well stocked tool box (with the knowledge on how to use it.)
A dark sharp blue blazer, sloppy grey pantalons and Brown shoes don't mix. Wear SHARP grey pantalons and BLACK shoes instead. NEVER mix black, greys and blues with brown.
I need to suggest...an IPAD (or an equivalent). I bought one about 5 years ago and I find it to be hands down the best money I have spent in 20 years. I'm an older guy over 60 and I find it helps me at work, home, and during leisure time. I carry it in a shoulder bag or backpack if I have a lot of stuff to carry that day. I have the web at my fingertips anytime I need to look up something or refresh my memory from my notes (in meetings before I speak). I always have instant access to books, magazines, movies, (Style OG videos😏) I have downloaded and can enjoy on the plane, in restaurants, etc. I can multi-task with it or watch TV from my home cable provider. It was a deal maker for me to stay sharp and on my game at home, at work, or out-and-about. I don't mean to promote IPADs specifically, upgrading your take-a-long personal tech keeps us older (and) younger guys on point. Once you own one you never want to be without it. Food for thought.
Terrific ! The watch especially my fav. a rolex 1503 18KT gold 34m on a strap , a grntleman's watch sholud be gold thin and on a strap. No SCUBA diver or Astronaut's watch 😂
I love this channel. I would recommend a goto bottle of wine, whiskey 🥃, or rum to entertain guests. And a playlist that moves the crowd when entertaining guests. People will walk away remembering moments from an occasion
Tools, weapons, vehicle, suit\camping\workout clothes, camping/ survival, cooking, tech. Shoes for every situation, workout\hiking gear, muscles, knowledge about how to make, do and solve everything. Membership to a boys club because strength in numbers. A healthy bank account.
A man's value is his usefulness, his ability to create and fix things. These things are not difficult to get, and can be a joy to achieve.
You Nailed it again Jeff , thanks a lot , you so opened my eyes every time I watched your videos . You are my fashion tips God . Keep doing what you do best Brother.
I appreciate that!
I accidentally locked my bathroom door from the inside last night...opened it with my pocket knife from the outside!
See !
I just love when he says Saaaaaaalute😂😍
🤣🤣 I know that my fav as well.
The common sense stuff is important. A good mattress will give back to you 1000 folds.
Exactly
.thats an item you use 10 to 15 years so worth every penny
@@brownpunk1794 Indeed.
Indeed it will!
My brother-in-law purchased a house, and had no toolbox or any form of organized toolsets, just a cheap-o electric drill that can't even hold onto drill bits correctly. I ended up buying a kit for him, and frankly found it shocking he didn't even think of it. I live in an apartment and I'm loaded with tools, and remember thinking "are you even a man?" when I found out he has no toolkits whatsoever.
I'd say the cast iron skillet is optional; it's more of a cultural difference than anything. Asians typically don't use cast iron skillets for their cuisine, for example. A multi-use kitchenware as a general description would make more sense.
Slim wallet depends if you want to keep it in the side or back pocket. Because then you can’t feel it’s back there leaving you susceptible to a pickpocketer
I like that this video is very consistent with those you made on the same subject in the past. Saluuute!
Salute !
I agree for navy blazer,i'm 25 yrs old and i dress up daily.i have 5 sportcoat and i'm still looking for navy blazer.my sport coat i bought all of them vintage including ties,leather jacket,tie and shoes.i don't have much income so vintage my go to shoping😁.
🤔 Still working on that real nice Navy Blazer.
I don’t wear Sunglasses 🕶 as I actually wear glasses 🤓. But they tainted.
Nice list of functional as well useful things.
Now where can I get a nice leather bag?
So you made a video like this a while back (nothing wrong with updating with similar videos so they are the top of watching list), and I bought the cast iron skillet after watching. Man, that was real advice right there. Great piece of cook wear.
tell em!
Now its time to make sure and get your self a good oldschool new material and stylish pocket knife. Kick the black on black tactical knive and look at some thing like a Péna Trapper or a small Chris Reveef sebenza with a classic wood inlay,like a bog oak. A pockit knive can be matched to your outfit aswell.
To add with grooming, I feel every man should own a nice pair of clippers or razor kit for hair, face and other areas where unwanted hair grows. I recently moved from Asia to Europe and until I find another barber that I can trust.
I agree with all but the wallet. Nothing beats a high-quality leather wallet. It's worth the investment. I have had the same wallet for over 15 years, not one stitch out of place, and has formed a rich patina.
Over 80 percent of men don't wear cologne at all ! Damn ,that's crazy .You learn something new everyday I guess .
Those man bags bro I grew up watching my pops go to work with the briefcase , today’s man isn’t what it used to be 😂🤨🤦🏽♂️
Your pops probably only had to worry about flat sheets of paper and a few pens or accessories in those briefcases. These days, you can't leave the house without an iPad, laptop, cords and chargers, etc. A rigid sided briefcase with no padding or support pockets for those bulky items just ain't gonna cut it anymore.
It's not that today's man isn't what it used to be, it's that today isn't what it used to be. Adapt or go extinct.
@@kevinpace6121 u cap I have all those at my office bro stop it with the female accessories
@@almills2675 Whoa, someone's pretty insecure about their masculinity. Have you talked to someone about this? Snowflakes this melty usually have some deep seated issues they need help working through. We're here for you, kiddo. Get the help you need.
Nicely done Jeff, lots of common sense items that some would take for granted. Very well stated, and helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
LOVE this list! I also would like to add the addition(s) of a quality leather belt (black & brown)
Thanks!
When my 20 foot cousin forgets his pocket knife 🗡️ I hand him my machete
I own almost everything you show but whatever I do when I put something in my suv and go downtown indy for dinner I always get my suv broken in so I am moving away from Americans hopefully this will help
Like a gentleman who watches a new video that just dropped, ......salute!
Salute Ronald!
Soon as you said the iron skillet I hit the like button! I knew you was official
Salute!
I have at least half of these things.
Ay OG, i got a question. Remember that medical deodorant wipe you talked about a while back? Does it still prevent sweat even after showering the area? Thanks.
Passport is a good one if you're from a first world country. Developing country folk will need the addtional funds, time & patience queuing up at embassies to apply for tourist visas.
Here's the link to the cookbook from that clip.
www.amazon.com/One-Pan-Cookbook-Men-Single-Skillet-Recipes/dp/1647397715
Im an ironworker at 23 lol I been wearing steel toes since 14.. and I have my own full home remodeling company
Along with the pocket knife an everyday carry bag w/ a subcompact pistol.
With all the unncessary stuff guys are buying these days its nice to know the OG got yur back on the true essentials. This is an awesome channel big bro! and these are things that almost any man can afford!
I'd go for a black blazer instead of a navy one. Much classier and makes a better silhouette.
Sorry homie but I see a clash between the seersucker coat and blue shirt. Don’t know if it’s the mix with the 2 blues and the stripe of the seersucker but it just looks off somehow
If I had to add one thing, I would have to say that every man should own a good pair of leather work boots...and not just for "posing".
he forgot the most important item a man should own...a firearm! how can a real man protect his family from a possible home invasion without a firearm?!
A dark blue blazer, jeans and white sporty shoes is a no go. Never wear white sporty shoes.