The Subtle Art Of Dressing Casual As A Man
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CHAPTERS
0:00 - The Art To Dressing Casual As An Adult Man
1:04 - rule #1
2:14 - rule #2
2:52 - rule #3
3:25 - steps to improve casual today
5:23 - casual item #1
7:52 - casual item #2
9:52 - casual item #3
10:42 - casual item #4
12:12 - casual iem #5
12:51 - casual item #6
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I wear one of my pairs everyday!
Shorts and T shirt are the best casual wear here in Southern Florida.
I like that expression "Cry once about the price!" It made me laugh but are good words to live by.
Buy once, cry once. Buy cheap, buy twice.
@@Chameleox LOL! And cry numerous times!
When I got the mortgage on my home the only things I bought new were my sofas and my bed. With thrift stores, furnished the entire place with hard wood used furniture under $1000, and made sure the wood tones matched. Yard sales also helped with meeting others in my new neighborhood.
Or you can go to Ross and Burlington they have good clothes and you don't have to break the bank.
I sell used cars and I tell people the same thing..My cars I sell are 50% higher,I dont know why people have an issue paying more for something! The last 3 years I charged 250% higher for the same car I sold in 2019,pay up!
Living in The South a lot of this is 3 season or indoor casual wear. For the summer, outdoor, it's shorts, tshirt/sunshirt, and lowtops unless you wanna look like crap cause you are drenched in sweat or at the very least, miserable!
I was thinking the same thing.
I was thinking the same thing too. It’s impossible to even wear a jacket here. It’s horrendous.
Yeap! Thats the problem. You can't use any of those in hot, humid weather. Quite a cool video, but, in terms of rules and recommendations, it was mostly useless.
Same with here in Hawaii. My favorite is Reyn Spooner (and not just because I got a $1000 in-store gift card when looking for a Christmas shirt after Thanksgiving). Best quality, even though they are pricy. Kahala has great color and designs, but the quality in material/sewing is just not the same.
You sound like Martha Stewart. 😂 ... do you also plan your dinner parties in advance, making sure to offer the best crisp summer salads and mineral water? 🏳🌈💋YAY!
With the rise of "lounge wear" being worn in public, just fressing like a casual adult seperates you from the pack.
Pajamas in public should be a crime
The thing I hate most about that is the way we rely on strechy fabrics and petroleum-derived yarns for clothes.
I rather be comfortable going to the grocery store. Dressing up for no purpose is silly. The only time I dress up if it's an interview, wedding, funeral... even then I'm showing up more casual.
@@b4rs629 Than why are you here?
@@forresthunt9573 Because the comment section in here is an echo chamber of people thinking they're better than someone just because of how they're dressed in public. It's one thing to feel good about yourself when you're dressed nice, but to act like checkmate's comment "ahead of the pack" like it's not that serious.
The message I got from this video is basically as long as you dress like you wanna be on the cover of GQ, someone who thinks too highly of themselves, or just pretentiously in general you’ll look good.
Yeah, pretty much.
Cringe, you only got that?
Cringe@@717UT
@@chrisc4507 oh no, I understood everything he said and it’s good advice. But it more so came across as what I said in my first comment.
Only to other pretentious people.
Hawaiian shirts all day, mentally always on vacation.
From watching and joining your channel I now have a Seiko 5 as my casual watch. Not to mention 3 very nice shirts, 4 new pairs of pants and slacks. Along with 3 new pairs of shoes. Definitely got this Cpl looking good. Thank you Sir!!! Semper Fi!!!
Welcome aboard! Semper Fi.
@rlangley34 keep it up Semper Fi!
Please. Show our men how to wear golf shirts and when. They seem to tuck it in slightly and let the tummy fat go over
Good idea for next video 😁
I concur
You shouldn't have tummy fat. Eat meat and fruits and lift 4-6 days a week. Grow up.
@@y2j1490yahoo a deficit works. Reduce calorie intake based on how active you are and you will lose weight..
@@y2j1490yahooand btw since you bring up “tummy fat” obviously you bring up resistance training, so obviously you should know Whst a bulk is. It’s the optimal way to build more muscle. I.e you have to eat more. Which obviously has weight gain
Style obsession is a trap.
Are you trapped?
This is an obvious statement of lack of exposure about the "Lost Art".. A self respect and a Dignity.. you conform to people around you who disrepect themselves.. And 99% of people afraid to make a change because they fear of losing them by being genuine or "different".. Been there my old group kept on making insecure comment about my appearance when i wear my suit.. so I ditched those people out
My sister who goes to work in a Trogdor the Burninator T-shirt as a lawyer just got a massive salary sized raise. If fashion consciousness makes you feel better, great. Doing a good job and working well on a team is far more important to employers and outcomes.
@@MaseraSteve damn,you are so cool.
@@Aziz.500 Me being Cool huh? Fine Gratitude! My principle and philosophy is "You get treated what you allowed other to perceive as" You look like sh*t, felt like sh*t, and expected to be treated like sh*t.. most people with confidence issue often kept the vicious cycle going on like that..
That's all began when I always being treated like shit by everyone when I was younger.. no pride, no hope, got into identity crisis, then there's this alter-ego of a movie actor kicks in.. Later it evolved into a well cultured upper class man that I later learned have some eerily resemblance to a Patrick Bateman from American Psycho, Except that doesn't stray away from reality.. My dad was a mid-upper class entrepreneur, I have no insecurity equivalent of "how paul allen's card looks like" just don't care to compare to other.. I have my own standards and yes, I do have a British accent..
I’m gonna be honest here, the most successful people I know, you wouldn’t be able to tell from what they wear. They’re usually in shorts or sweat pants, and people fawn over them and treat them like kings because they know who the person is. It is in fact the most overdressed people that I usually suspect aren’t as important and are making up for something. That being said, I dress very nicely for work. But once I’m out of it I look like a completely different person, even way younger just because I’m wearing a t shirt.
YET THEIR PLAIN SHIRTS AND SHORTS COST A LOT BRUH
You look younger? Dude sure, for now. I saw a guy dressed like me but 20yrs older at the mall and I just felt sad for the guy. That is how I ended up on this channel. But on the other had the guy didnt know how he looked so was he hurt? I guess it just depends if you care to be confident out in the world. It isnt about money, he says many times to go with what you can. It is about having pride in how you look. Though it is curious how you frame buying clothes as desperate but not trying to look younger.
Nah, I'm gonna keep wearing my band hoodies, and vans with a beanie. BUT, it depends on the situation. I'm not gonna wear that to a casual work event lol
Yea, that is more chilling at a buddies, rinky dive bar or being lazy clothes. But so nice haha
@@HadrianGuardiola not really
@@Beezle66 LMFAO if you dont want to change then dont. But I wasnt wrong. If you really want to keep a way of being then at least be honest with yourself and own it. I mean why watch the video? How old are you? It does make a difference because trying to dress young in your thirties ages you horribly. But again you are dressing for you so if it is your ideal in life then why not?
@HadrianGuardiola you seem a little tickled by that lol. I'm 30, married, have a kid, a good job, and my style going out and about is going to stay how it is until I see fit. Now the guys ideas in the video are cool for events when you need to dress nice sure, but for your everyday style? Nah
@@HadrianGuardiolahow do wearing clothes make you "age horribly" I thought hard drugs does that? 😏
Great vid Antonio! Cords are great because you can get both texture and colour in one package. Boots have to be done right for sure, complimentary colour to the overall outfit and not some fad or overly adorned. Sweaters are thee best thing for travelling I've found. Extra layer up top if needed or just wear it alone. I keep telling men summer does not equal winter. I see some still wearing tan suits and summer weights in the winter. We don't get snow but it does get cold so they shiver and I smile! I was wearing a sport jacket the other day and a much younger man touched it and said "Is that real wool?" (It is.) It's a thicker jacket perfect for cold weather and a little older but still classic design to match my age. I also wore my Dad's overcoat from the 60s and it still fits like a glove. Classic style and looks almost brand new.
I’m a lady but I love menswear fashion and tend to prefer trousers and blazers on myself over dresses and skirts 🤗 Your videos are so entertaining and so informative and helpful! I always am fascinated by the little history facts you weave in. Thank you so much for providing such creative content for us!
Love that! Thanks for watching.
You should check out Sonya Glynn (the spouse and counterpart for The Parisian Gentleman)
@@davegonzalez2140 my first thought. She's making it look so effortlessly and quite feminine, as much of a contradiction that might seem.
Imo a suit or blazer is a guy thing I prefer a dress knee length or longer on a woman w heels for more formal or on a date suits to me look better on guys that's just me
I love sweaters and jackets but in my city the weather is extremely hot for at least 3/4 of the year (over 40C/100F). Style is much easier in colder weather.
These are still applicable --- just remove the jacket and go for lightweight fabrics.
@@RealMenRealStyle like a t-shirt 🤣 (jk)
Go for linen or seersucker !
same dude. we have triple digits from june to sept so im not wearing more than i need. linen and seersucker is something ill wear if i do "dress up" during the heat. i also have some light weight jeans. also Guayaberas are worn a lot
Hmm.. true, style is easier in colder climate. ;-) Iceland is on the verge of the inhabitant border. Friend of mine from the States, says style is very simple in Iceland, everyone wear black. Weather here in Iceland is unpredictable, either it is fair, bad or worse. (!!) And price of clothes here in Iceland, not to mention fashion clothes, unbeliveable. Everytime an icelander goes abroad, that means shopping time. Decades ago, I was exchange student, where the climate was 40°C / 104°F. Complete differrent fashion. I could get used to that.
"There's always a dress code"!!! Darn right - cold weather demands a heavier coat. Summer = shorts/light line trousers and a polo shirt! Great video Antonio, as always! You are my style guru!
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I'm so grateful I don't live in this circle of life. But, where I do live, good gear is a must, every day. Tech, waterproof, wind proof, breathable and traction/protection is our way of life.
Exactly. Dress for the weather and for comfort. Not to impress. I thought this video was going to have some kind of psychological viewpoint on mens clothing...but its just a list of over priced clothing items to wear in an attempt to "standout" or to "impress".
His idea of an adult man is my idea of a helpless office worker that can't change a tire because he might get his pants dirty or scuff a shoe. A adult man is a capable man. It's one thing to be clean it is another thing be a fancy lad.
@@Inthemeanwhile knowing how to dress well and knowing how to change a tyre are not mutually exclusive
you can be a man and not dress like shit both at the same time
@@RocoPwnage
Sure, but this video is purely about looking good. Dudes Ive known that live in that bubble _hate_ getting their hands dirty because they dont want to mess up their over priced clothes. People that care more about how they look and how other people visually perceive them tend to not be very handy.
@Ammut6 absolutely wrong....
you shouldn't dress for comfort unless you're relaxing at home....
when you go out, comfort isn't king...
dressing to impress and dressing classy is....
The closest comparison to how I dress is like I'm about to go on stage at an 80's or 90's metal/nu metal concert, or like I'm hanging around the house.
The exception is if I have to dress a certain way for work.
I've got my own style, and as long as I'm comfortable, I see no point in changing it.
My husband and I dress what we feel comfortable in. We don’t care what others think.
Exactly, you dress for you, not for what others will think, that is on point
I agree but when I work, I need to look professional but not in a suit. I didn't have the luxury of not caring. My off days, I'm in sweats 😅
@@NixonAngelo I see what you mean. I remember in the 90s how everyone at my duty station would wear the latest fashions make jokes about me not wearing expensive shoes or fubu jerseys. Other women tried getting me to wear expensive stuff. That wasn’t me. I enjoy wearing my dickies and I hate wearing dresses unless it’s for a special occasion. I grew up with my brothers so I’m not a girly girl.
If I’m working for a job like a dealership I will dress professional too. But I hate high heels with a passion. I think I’m probably the only woman who can’t walk in those. Plus they make my feet sweaty and stinky.
Others are thinking and judging. It’s fun to play a character for them.
You want a cookie? "I'm not like othe rpeople" cringe
Haven’t commented in a long time Antonio but I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed the video as it was a great way of compiling a list for your wardrobe for different kinds of scenarios
Last Saturday i had stepped out with my wife to do a little shopping,and we were well dressed.
Nothing crazy,jeans(well fitting)vest,short sleeve shirt,leather sneakers and my fedora. My wife jeans,blouse,white canvas shoes,and a cardigan.
One of our stops a store clerk asked if i was going to church,and i replied "no why do you ask?"
She says "oh your just dressed up like you are" to which i said "nothing wrong with looking good when you step out right?"
She ended up telling me she loved my fedora. I've definitely taken notice of the general public now and it is SAD to see how people generally dress.
Thanks to you Antonio,i take my dress a lot more serious now.
They are your clothes if you are happy with them I respect that.
The sales clerk probably saw the jeans, sneakers, fedora combo and pegged you for a mark.
She figured if you wear something like that it would be easy to sell you just about anything.
I work in the music industry full time. I am in my early 30s. I wear big combat boots cause I like them. Usually a band T, plaid over shirt or hoodie. Sleeves up. A beanie or cap. I have half sleeves, finger tattoos, and 7 piercings, 2 of which are 3/4th gauges. I dress EXACTLY as I wished I could have as a teenager. Trust me when I say, especially as a 6'2 man in a kick a$$ career, it so is not an issue. Quite the opposite.
The day you catch me in a monkey suit or some generic casual friday nonsense will be at my funeral, where my friends dress me that way as a prank, cause they know how much I hate it. I never am accused of being immature or lazy. In fact most of my guy friends are envious of my job and lifestyle. I look like a musician but trust me, that isn't what I do. I am very much an industry "suit" the "snake without ears" type these days. A ta glance you may assume I am unemployed and spoiled.
I get away with it due to literally not caring and loving my life. I advise any other men simply do the same. People will be attracted to your confidence and lack of conformity to social norms. The only bad way to dress is in clothes you hate wearing and aren't comfy in.
Can't wait to get back in shape, and buy some new casual wear. I always find myself in situations where business casual is too formal, and loungewear is inappropriate, but that's all I have because I can't find anything else in my size.
I live in Australia, weighted casual dress shirts are a 1 way ticket to sweatsville
Thanks for the fashion tips there but will wear whatever shirt I want or find comfortable.
I noticed when I started dressing up I got way better responses and more options in connections. Dress for the part.
Another great video, the problem is is that in Australia, unless you live in say Melbourne during the winter, you rarely get the chance to wear anything layered or nice jackets as its just too damn hot most of the time.
It's almost like this video is clickbait or something, crazy
8:17 bro talkin bout a $4000 watch as a “casual item” 😭
It's for adult males.
@@SomboonCM a $4000 watch is for idiots. I have a clock on my phone.
@@jesmcalli Your mom likes my watch. I have a picture of her on my phone.
As always, thanks for the content. It is true gold.
Myself (as I've stated before) I look to Steve McQueen.. Especially his look in 'Bullitt'.. Nice, dark well fitted jeans. Dessert boots or Chelsea boots, solid color plain turtleneck, t-shirt or polo... and Cardigan.. maybe tweed, or corduroy jacket (linen if it's a warmer climate.. Both in shirt & jacket) ... Top off with leather belt and appropriate watch (both matching color w/ footwear)... Simple, easy & confident.. Just like the King of Cool himself. Thanks for mentioning Timex AND the Casio G-Shock... I'd like to throw in Seiko, Armitron and Citizen into that mix as well.
Or go Kook-Aid style. Everywhere you go, it will pack a punch!
5:23 that jacket looks amazing
For me, the jacket makes a difference. I have a dark-brown unstructured blazer that I wear most casual days. My second casual look is a long-sleeve button down shirt with a vest. If I want to be warm and cozy, I go with a turtleneck.
I don't like light colored blazers. If it's too hot, I wear a vest, tie and rolled up sleeves.
Solid choice for a color.
Great tip with the boots! Thank you sir !
If you are outside the US you need to be aware when ordering from Thursday Boots they're pricing is US Dollars, when you order the confirmation page gives you only the US Dollar value, even the confirmation email does not state actual cost or specify the price as in US Dollars. As an Australian I bought a pair which was confirmed as $235.00 but the actual cost including postage was $408.00 AD.
I like the fact that you exude a sense of confidence in your knowledge in clothing, I live in hellishly hot California, and a lot of your recommendations pertained to long sleeved options. What are your recommendations for looking good and casual if you are restricted to shorts and non-long sleeves?
Fantastic as always, always a fan of a leather jacket with a jumper/sweater. Great suggestion!
I would like to see a video addressing casual styles by climate region. Here in the south, during winter the high could be 42 or 72.
Good idea!
I'll second that. It's easy to start the day at 28 and end in the mid 70's in San Antonio.
So many of these "gentlemen" style sites are based on traditional weather in Northern Europe, New England and the Mid-West, even San Fran, Tokyo or Seoul. I'm sorry but it's just too D@#$ hot for this wardrobe in many other parts of the world.
Yes, I'd like to see what you'd reccomend for like a Las Vegas resident for example.
When you're blue collar none of this really matters, you've one set of 'Sunday Clothes': A nice pair of black slacks, a formal button-up shirt in a lighter color, a nice pair of loafers, a selection of bolo ties, and a light topcoat, along with a black formal shirt specifically for funerals. Everything else is rugged stuff that lasts in the field you occupy. Source: Hubby's in construction, everything is jeans, boots, and a solid coat. Casual for him is, you guessed it, jeans, boots, and a solid coat, but this time with a white tee!
I’m a wrestler and actor so I’m going for a “modern athlete” approach with my uniform. I wear suits but use thin lightweight hoodies as my “dress shirt” (Tailored Athlete has some awesome ones). I’ll throw a pocket square in the jacket and a nice watch on my wrist. Put on a pair of boots to finish it off.
suggestion: Kill the captions, too much motion and they change too fast to read anyway
Please do one for the tropics
Adding it to my video list!
This was a good one 👍🏻
Smile, be sincere, and bring positive energy to any occasion. Sometimes people get stuck in the negativity, and don't even realize it.
As for casual wear, I like what you said Antonio about your geographic location. One size does not fit all. I too live in the upper mid-west, Minneapolis. It's not a Mecca of high fashion, so breaking the bank to look smart isn't an issue. Clean, wrinkle free, and a little color coordination will take you a long way. (Hopefully, your shoes are also clean and wrinkle free. 😉) A couple of things that I have changed is, NOT wearing golf (Performance) polo's unless I'm playing golf. Absolutely no cargo shorts, crocs, sandals, flip flops, or wrap-around sunglasses...and as always, no hoodies. I'm 67, but don't want to look like a 12 year old going to hockey practice. All the best Antonio, and gents!
I own a burgundy colored shawl sweater and I love it
"Thicker material...heavier fabric..." bro got my Tennessee self sweating 🥵😅
I purchased your program back in 2016 I have enjoyed and learned from your content for years. Thank you 🙏 God bless Our veterans and our country ✌️
I love Thursday Boots! The leather formed to my feed well!
If it ain't huge basketball shorts then that's a no from me dawg
My go to tool watch is either the casioak gshock for my daily beater, but for a more refined is an orient ray 2. Black sunburst with a day/date complication.
im in my late 20s and i’ve always told people i didn’t like wearing hoodies often because i felt too adolescent and i never knew how to explain that feeling without sounding like an old man
Immediately recommending this channel to my bf. More men need content for them like this that treats them with respect by default.
Cargo shorts and a button up shirt would be my go to.
I found adding better looking t-shirts (Black/White), real watches (not a smart watch), and upgrading my shoe selection really makes me standout among my peers. Oh, and investing into good sports jackets and coats for layering is essential. Layering is an underrated style tip but it works wonders. Upgrading your style does not need to be complicated, I usually look to keep my outfits simple, clean, and fitted.
I dress casually. I hate dressing up. The only thing you'll see me in is some joggers, sweatshirt, t-shirt, a beanie, running shoes, or skate shoes.
This guy gets it. Why would I ever want to stand out amongst my friends? Why the competition? @@b4rs629
Well-fitting slacks and Oxford cloth button downs go a very long way. Especially if you rock some Stay Tucks, you can look/feel invincible.
I have Thursday’s President in Black, Captain in Timber, and their Premium Low on Cacao.
The collar on your jean jacket looks sharp.
I really like those lightweight, 4-pocket shirt-jackets you were showing. Do you have a favorite or a ranking of ones you would recommend?
I am working class manager and it astounds me how even dressing to that message that folks in more white collar fields are not really communicating well with their clothes
Black tops and jeans always. 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽😂
That bomber jacket you had in at 5:25 is from Thursday Boots, isn’t it? I was considering that one.
Allwsys on point 👍🏼
Appreciate that
I live in the Deep South, and can’t wear any if these stuff most of the year unless I want to be drenched and stink everywhere I go.
Great video my friend with some great ideas. But my eyes are drawn to the gray / blue field jacket on a poster behind you. Just wondered what your thoughts are by having a formal look with a tie but pair it with an informal jacket. I am seeing it alot in Italy, like the Pitti Uomo style ...............
I dress for myself and for comfort, not for others. Fancy clothes are a waste of money. Too damn hot and humid in Tennessee to dress fancy anyway
G-Shock are the ultimate tool watches. However, I do love my Tudor BB GMT!
You look super cool in the first few minutes of the video.
Thanks 😅
Corduroy was a surprise always makes me think of 1980s not fit for today’s fashion
What if you live in a tropical climate with a hellish 41C daily temperature? Tank top, shorts and flipflops is the only option.
I'm a grown man. I dress how i like.
When I worked at a haberdashery, we had many customers who said they usually wear Baseball caps but are unsure what style of classic cap would fit them best. We would suggest a Pub Cap (like a cross between a Baseball cap and a Newsboy (or "Eight Quarter") cap), and after trying it on, they usually fell in love. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to step up the style of their headwear from a Baseball cap, because *you're already used to how the cap feels.*
Dress however you want
I wear a polo in summer, flannel in winter. And always with jeans.
I love this type if video, but I did notice that almost every option you showed seemed to be east coast centric. Do you have any west coast ideas or could make a video with a west coast focus, as I live in southern California. Thanks.
Where do you go to get your suits?
I like Thursday leather jackets. They have a toned down biker jacket I like. Filson makes a packer coat with shearling collar I love. They release a different one every year. As for watches… I have a $50 snoopy timex watch that I replaced the band with a high quality leather band. Women always complement me on it.
Headwear is something I struggle to break free from using the baseball cap. My "uniform" is jeans and a company branded T-shirt with brown boots, paired with an analog watch. Being bald, not sure what else to wear. Winters I love being able to use beanies.
if you bald it's completely valid reason for headwear
don't feel bad about it
alright guys could use a bit help/rate the fit. I wear a light leather jacket (brown), Blue Jeans or Gray slacks, leather shoes (brown), fedora (Brown), Hawaiian shirt (white or red), proscription metal black frame glasses (Glasses is a mantory stay do to lack of vision in left eye and got to protect right and it corrects a lazy eye also on the left) thank you for the help in advance!
I love G-shocks. I've been through many watches over the years, and they typically ended up broken, within a week. I don't mind an analog display, but I hate the ones with fake dials (I once had an Invicta, like that).
I found G-shocks when desperately searching for a timepiece that can't handle work as well as I do. I don't do any diving, but the fact that it's beyond waterproof offers even more peace of mind. It's lasted me at least four years, and counting.
My specific watch has multiple versatile tools besides telling the time, including an alarm, stopwatch, timer, and even options to display days of the week/month at any given time.
Personally, I prefer to go cheap on fashion, and all out on function. It's been especially productive for me, in today's market. Most of what I like, I find in thrift stores, and most of what I need is much more serious investment I tend to make online (higher end than I can just buy locally). Otherwise, I'm nearly guaranteed to lament ever even acknowledging it in the long run, for either scenario.
my quite rich friend said this to me once "buy high quality products that will last you for years dont buy cheap that will break in a week, waste of money and you'll look ugly"
I dress like a 1998 skateboarder and i'm fkn fine with it...come AT ME.
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I work in the oilfield in West Texas. It is really difficult for me to find time to dress nicely. I feel like a fool doing it at home unless I’m on a date.
Unfortunately not a single one can be worn in the 100 degree summer
I have not updated my Wardrobe in Years and never realy minded how i look, due to not going outside for anything other than Grocery shopping. I have some things from this Video. A Flatcap, (Plastic) G-Shock Watch, 1 well fitting jeans and some Casual Shirts. The Rest is Lounge/Sportswear. I can pull off 1 Business casual Outfit.
Would love a video on smart casual how to…..
My casual is the same as my work. Square toe slip on work boots, cargo jeans and single color cotton shirt or random tshirt that has signed a lifetime contract. Day in and day out.
I can actually attest to what he said about the jacket from experience I own a swayed jacket and i always feel a little more well put together when I have it on. Though I think that mostly comes from the confidence I have that I look good in it though.
My go to is invicta watches
I can't think of any situation where wearing a denim jacket wouldn't result in ridicule or backlash.
Seems like some good info for people looking to dress better. I personally have no need for such things. Golf shirt and khaki everyday for work. Days off is the one pair of jeans i have and a V-neck T-shirt of a few different solid colors. A Gallexy Smartwatch so i can answer my phone. Shoes are a brown slip-on CAT mid size non steel toe work boot, worn every day of the week. No longer own a suit, tie or dress shirt because haven't needed one since my dad's funeral 12 years ago, so gave them all to Good Will. Hoodie for cool weather, nylon winter jacket, or rain coat depending on time of year. Side note... plans for the future, just hanging out til I'm worm food ☺️ Hope you all have a nice day out there ✌️
I’m 44 and it’s jogging pants and tshirts mostly for me and it’s because I travel constantly. Nothing I hate more than having to get my things pressed because they were wrinkled during travel. I honestly don’t have that kind of time but when I do go on vacation I step it up. I’ll admit growing up in an urban environment I had to break some habits. Major one being buying clothes that fit properly and tailored.
okay, now give me casual fashion for when its 100f (37c) outside everyday please (seriously, help)
The difficulty for me is living in a hot state in a very hot country (Brazil, most specifically Rio de Janeiro). It's so hard not to use a tank-top, shorts and a pair of flip-flops all the time. :/
Man, I wish there was advice on what to wear when living in a hot, humid, tropical country....
I’ve been working on my causal wear for a while and got it down to a T.
Awesome!
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Well i own two toolwatches that i use on a rehular basis a Tacticalfrog H5 Captain Willard homage (my favourite watch, i egen used it when my wife and i went on a cruise 2022) and a Octopus Kraken Q010 Titanium homage to a Tudor Pelagos 39mm titanium for over 3000 swedish kronas it is the most expensivd watch i ever bought. My everyday at work watch is a Casio G-Shock Mudman a birthday present from my wife a couple of yearz bsck.
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As a man in Florida already in Florida summer. This did not help me very much. But I appreciate the content