Suit Jacket Vents - Which Style For Which Body Type - Single Vent - Double Vent - No Vent Jackets
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Next time I get a suit tailored I'm gonna do a triple vent and start a revolution
Ded lmao
I think Joker beat you to it in "The Dark Knight"...
That’s gonna be a Superman jacket
Damn I thought this idea was at least somewhat original
I disagree with your statement about single vents for a "bubble butt". Actually the single vent opens with a bubble butt and it is less stylish.
A picture is worth a thousand words, where are the pictures??
Hello Antonio, great video very informative and interesting with the historical aspects also included, thank you. Just one suggestion for your future videos, perhaps when you talk about a specific styling touch such as specific cuffs, or vents, or pants fits or something like that, I think it would be a great touch to have some sample garments to show while you speak so that you can have a visual touch added for easier understanding. Thank you again for your great videos.
I agree about the non-vented jacket, It's a very italian looking jacket & allows you to have a rapid 1 piece look, very elegant cut accentuating pants and shoes, it kinda makes you look like an italian statue!
Good video. What would make it even better is if you include exhibits in your dialogue, that way I can see what you are describing. If you can put it on a mannequin, that would be awesome to see how it would fit and you do not have to pay for models haha! Also you can showcase brands and have sponsors give you clothing to showcase. Keep up the good work!
Brad Davis appreciate the suggestion
+Brad Davis +1
+Brad Davis +Real Men Real Style he's right....you do not alot more visuals in your videos, you'll just have to put forth the effort to maintain your audience, failure to do may result in a loss of new attainable audience.
@@dbryant965 oh man look what I've done I found Bryan keep it low because it's hidden 👁️😎🙏
Great, i was searching from couple of week about men style . and now i got everything here, thanks for videos
Hey Antonio. I'm 19 and started upgrading my wardrobe. I bought some suits and jackets but didn't know much about them. After watching this I found out that I picked the right ones for me. Single vents and no vents. I have a bubble butt and I'm 5'7". Lol thanks man. =)
I would recommend that you have a picture up there for those of us who may not know much about clothing terminology. It would be really useful for visual learners. Greta video though.
Fail3r glad you like it - this article should help: www.atailoredsuit.com/mens-suit-jacket-details.html
Nice an informative but agreed with previous comment exhibits will make for a powerful presentation. Your videos have helped me make some good purchases. Keep them coming!!
+Ralph Castillo Thanks for watching my videos :)
Glad it worked for you!
@BigHosMan We're always looking to improve the visual quality of these, so thanks for the feedback -- they'll just get better with each one, I'm hoping!
I'm sorry, but your train of thought that any jacket with a single vent is a cheap jacket, Brooks Brothers, Ralph Lauren, and Dolce and Gabbana are three high-end suit manufactures that come to mind who use single vents on their jackets. Just because a double vent takes a little more thread does not mean it is of superior quality than a single one. I would rather have a single vent D&G than a double vent cheapo brand.
@BigHosMan Scarves are in the works - as for the others they are pretty low as my strategy is to hit the topics that will help the most men (and as we know despite whatever I may say those pieces are going to be worn by only a very small percentage of men). Even at the pace of one video a day I would say those pieces are still months out......but eventually I will cover them!
@Calamari100 No, not at all. It's just I shoot these videos usually at 5AM before my workday and I'm scatterbrained sometimes:) This was an easy one as I have all three types of jackets - but oh well. Like I say in my other comments - right now I just try to be specific and useful and will worry about higher quality editing once these videos reach a critical!
Wikipedia: Vents are convenient, particularly when using a pocket or sitting down, to improve the hang of the jacket, [2] so are now used on most jackets. Single vents jackets are associated with Italian tailoring, while the double-vented style is typically British. (This is not the case with all types of jackets. For instance, dinner jackets traditionally take no vents.)
-just picked up a navy suit (with an extra pair of trousers), for what I thought was a fairly good deal. Weirdly, the suit was unvented, which is a style I usually detest in any jacket. But it looked good in spite of it and anyway unvented is so rare now it's kind of a cool novelty to rock...
Thanks, Antonio. Sadly, I only recently bought my first suit but it was double vented so that's a plus.
+LateToTheParty7 You're welcome. This should help in your next suit purchase
Thank you for the video. I have recently been working on changing my wardrobe and this has helped me in knowing which type of coats I should be getting.
Antonio thanks,your video's are very informative. I am going to change some things in my way of dress.Thanks!!!!
Thanks, Antonio. WAs just going through the vent thing with my adult son. I was thinking the single vent was better for him with an athletic build, but now I may be wrong. He's 5'9", athletic build, and the suits he just bought have two vents but they are opening up. He's been back to have them altered a few times now. Any suggestions? I get your emails. I am a clothing color consultant and have been for over 20 years..
yes, that is exactly what i was talking about. thank you so much. i have been watching all of your videos in the past few days. my parents think i'm dumb for being a 16 year old that's wants to dress stylish. i love your videos man keep up th awesome work :)
@xa1200 Good call on the double vents -- the 1/4 lining is probably a cost-saving measure rather than anything that's helping it look better on you, though. There's some really good deals on East Asian jackets out there, but a lot of them come with some real corner-cutting in the tailoring.
You are welcome.
@Calamari100 Good point , I could have grabbed a few coats from my closet to show this one. I just figured linking you to the post would be sufficient.
Double vent is the left pyramid. Right top, and its down to the left overs lol
Hi Antonio,
I would like you to make a video to explain to us how to find if a jacket in full canvassed, half-canvassed or fused. It is a great sign of quality but not always easy to find without the knowledge. Thank you.
Is it possible to take a suit jacket in in the waist if it has side vents? My tailor told me it would cause the vents to overlap more and not look right.
@RealMenRealStyle Thanks for taking my post as it was intended,sir,as my personal opinion and as purely positive constructive critisism. I`ve subscribed and "liked" and appreciate your making all this great information and advice available to any and all interested viewers.
p.s. Any chance of a segment on the less common neckware,such as ascots,cravats,neckerchiefs,scarves? Thanks!
Love your videos, quick question if you’ll indulge me. Ordered a made to measure suit from indochino, and there’s is something off about the side vents. They open a little too large, and expose more of my pants than I believe they should. Is this something you’ve ever seen before? And can something like this be altered by a tailor? I think letting them out an inch would help. Any advice would help really though. Thanks, Nick.
@nikanj It's just one sign of quality and dependin gon what country you're in may not be a very good one. In the States double vents are pretty uncommon.
hi Antonio. Im Syeera from Malaysia. Can you add on image while you do explanation on certain things? just to get more clearly and understand on the topics. By the way I'm a beginner Certified Image Consultant and want to add value/knowledge in image industry. Thanks :) Btw, I'm already subscribe your ebook.
I am 5'10 but I rather thin (27.5 in waist) would you recommend the ventless or double?
It's less a guaranteed indicator of quality and more that the double vent is more expensive to produce, so you rarely see it on low-end products. Doesn't mean that every suit with a double vent is high-quality, or that every suit with a single vent is a cheap one, to be sure.
my question would be is fabric more important over vents. saw some nice jackets for $360 reda mill wool single vent? vs cotton jacket mixed with plastic fabrics that's double vent. I'm not at that stage of paying 1,000 plus yet for a suit budget $500. Used for work
I'm offering just my personal opinion but there are two problems with the cotton + polyester blend option. The first is, obviously, the presence of plastic fiber which can make the suit look cheap. Second, cotton is typically worn during summer or in hotter climates and it's not supposed to be a year-round material. Some manufactures use polyester because it saves costs and reinforces the cotton fabric. Unless you live somewhere in the south, I'd pick wool. I would prioritize fit, then fabric, then anything else. Vents are not the first thing that people notice.
@@baze3SC I’m just picky, next is the dress shirts actually really like the David Donahue shirts over the eton brand the slim style fit me perfect and the shirts have a strong collar
Hey Antonio, Great Video! I have a question, you post style videos but your jacket doesn't fit correctly, specifically on your shoulders. Why do you get this sorted? Or get a custom suit made?
Hi antonnio. please tell me which is the best jacket? vent or ventless ?
Should I cut threads that creates the vents and make a flap?
i hav a question bro,can v wear a blue check pent with any of the color of double press coat?if whick color of coat
Hi Antonio, great vid thanks. I have a question related to the length of the vents. I bought a suit jacket but the vents are short, is it easy to expand them 10 to 15cm? Many thanks
mohammad daradkeh I recommend you discuss this with your tailor. This video should help - Suit Jacket Vents - Which Style For Which Body Type - Single Vent - Double Vent - No Vent Jackets
But I thought they're FBI 😥
Which is better for professional interview please reply 2022 I need a professional look I am 5'11" and proper man butt
Single vents is best for leather blazers/sport coats
@RealMenRealStyle
Sorry if I came across as too critical or something, I didn't mean to! I am a big fan of your videos, keep up the good work!
Looking forward to your next video!
yo uso la de una ventilacion y la de dos ventilaciones casi no me gusta la de sin ventilacion
Does anyone else get annoyed that his Lapels aren’t symmetrical?
I am sorry to say that your presentation is good but you should have shown the jackets as you talk about it as for a laymen like me I need to know what are the double vents and single vents etc
Great video. Subscribed. But am I the only one who thinks he looks like Tuco from the Breaking Bad being a gentle man?
okay so there is this style of suit i guess its called. but there is this layer in between the jacket and the button up shirt. it has multiple buttons, and the tie gets tucked underneath it. what is it called? (sorry for poor suit vocab)
@ampecsu Is it really that bad:) Right now I realize most people viewing my channel are new so I have to treat every viewer as a first time watcher - I want them to watch and learn more so asking them to subscribe is important. I tell you what - help me get to 25K subscribers and we'll redo it:)
Seems like you are asking about 'waistcoat' or 'suit jacket vest'.
hi antonio
by school just had a charity close drive and being 16 i gave alot of my childs (to small or just dont where anymore) so im practialy rebuilding my wardrobe i was wondering if there was a cheaklist for someone about to go into college. i dont want to have to rebuild it after college. any help is appreactied
I see your lapel is different on both sides, why is that? What is it's function?
Bjørn Stian Hansen Engebak It's a chinstrap. It buttons onto the other lapel. It protects the throat from wind snow and so on .
@avenancius Thank you sir!
Antonio, the vents are usually sewn when I bought the jacket. Am I suppose to cut it open? Sorry if it's a stupid question.
M ZJ great to hear from you - check out this article: www.atailoredsuit.com/mens-suit-jacket-complete.html
Thank you so much for the info.
Suit two vents ... Blazer one or no vents . It's just personal preference .
Excellent !
Jud issma thank you!
@RealMenRealStyle lol. I've always understood why. Great vids by the way. Very useful info
Hi Antonio, I have a bubble butt can I go for no-vent? thanks!
Yes all my suits pockets and vents are stitched together or closed, do I tear the stitching open/apart?
Yes! Also remove the plastic coverings from your furnitures.
Informative and interesting,Antonio,but the addition of even some simple visual aids,i.e. cutaway shots,current or vintage men`s clothier ads,etc.,would be an audience pleaser. In my humble opinion(never thought I would "say" that cliche),your videos are great,but fashion neophytes (and I`m not much that stage,fyi) and others unfamiliar with garment/wardrobe nomenclature require visual examples(I know I did).Besides,you don`t want them lured off to the competition`s videos/channel...my $0.02.
I really liked your video but I think you need to show examples/pictures.
Since I like double breasted suits better than single breasted ones which one would you recommend on a db
I know this may be a little late, but I'd go for a double vent on a DB. I have 3 DB suits myself (yes I'm also a fan of the DB) and all mine are double vent.
hi i really likes your videos , they are so helpfull thanks :) . I got a one question where can i get suit vest or sport vest when where i live arent second hands or something like that , or can you send me some good online shops or some good brands, really thanks :) keep doing videos ;)
+Andrej Hovanec where do you live ?
crazywakefingers iam from slovakia
+Andrej Hovanec You mean Czechoslovakia, dont you. I am right, or am i ? It is middle Europe.
+crazywakefingers yes you are right it is a middle Europe :)
Andrej Hovanec
i knew it
and what do you actually do for living ? are you a student or something like that ?
Absolute gangster reminds me of Seann William Scott for some reason...
Which vent is besy for double breasted suit?
You gotta start putting that first 30 seconds in annotations...
@DeChief975 Make sure to visit my style guide - I've written about 100,000 words on the subject:)
what's a bubble butt?
you are just good at talking ...... you should have samples to show ........as a fashion buyer ...you are not even making sense.
fuck... I bought a single vent
watching the whole video i see that you talk alot of more goods in a double vent suit better than a single suit, a double vent suit is much better in either way you have a big butt or not even tho you advise that if you have like a bubble butt is better to go with a single vent,so i think that by hearing your experties i should go with a double vent suit even if iam a heavy fat guy butt guy wich iam what you think mr. antonio?
No vent jackets are like condom. To me theyre very uncomfortable double vent is my favorite
I found your videos useful.. but.. as the time passed u sound boring.. like I don't know what are you talking about.. so. If u have pictures, examples.. that would help alot...
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No vent is actually called a barrel back
Francois Erasmus thanks for letting me know
Didn't know that. Cool