Confidence can make even the trashiest clothes look better than the actually look He's comfortable and confident in his clothes. Unfortunately style people can't teach that...that's why they encourage you to find your own style. When you feel good you look good whether your outfit cost 500$ or 50cents.
@@folasadeadedapo thats so true, comfort over fanciness every time. If you dont feel comfortable in your outfit, then it won’t look nearly as good as if you actually are happy with how you look and are confident
I just realized I’ve beeen wearing the same 4 black Walmart tshirts and shorts for almost a year now, I’m just go ahead and save this so I can buy when I go money
for jackets and coat but istf for sweats and tshirts if someone paying over 20$ thats just too much, u can literally just find some tshirt manupactures just tell them the size and material get 25 u will never need to buy tshirt ever again 25 tshirts with 5 white 5 black 5 beige, and just other colours u will never need to buy tshirt ever again i do this a lot
In the US, UNIQLO isn't affordable at all. That's why I wait to go back home to the Philippines or Japan even if it's just once a year then haul shit from there. For other people in the US ig it's affordable and the quality is great since that's the only price most Americans are exposed to but for other people who've been in a UNIQLO elsewhere the prices are staggeringly high (around 4x). Me and my mom are hosts for an exchange program and every time we take our Japanese students to UNIQLO to show them the price, they just gasp. Ik tariffs and other taxes can play a role in this but it really is just ridiculous (same goes for Daiso). $14 for a shirt on sale in the US but back in Asia it's around $6 reg price and about $3 sale (Philippines) and I've seen prices drop to around the 100-200Y in Japan ($1=$150 jpy). Those $88 sweats probs cost $30 or less back home. We (me and student) stumbled upon a trench coat at uniqlo on sale for around $60 (final price w/ tax *California*) and the student said "this is not UNIQLO" due to the pricing.
This dude’s really about to make me question the entire way I attempt to fit myself into clothing sizes lol. He makes everything loose and baggy look clean, classy, and casual… well played my man… well played. I’ll trust the process 👌🏽👌🏽👍🏽
$25 is pricey! I think Uniqlo selvage jeans, OCBD’s, socks, merino wool sweaters, parkas, and overcoats are good bang for buck deals before sales but that’s it. All of these pieces (except for socks) are all in great condition 3-5 yrs later.
@@vidyab.6938 I’ve had my Uniqlo parka for 2yrs now. It originally retails for $200. I just waited until the next F/W season and watched my coat go on sale for $100 then again for $60. At $60 I picked up 2 one for me and 1 for my brother. The staples (OCBD’s, Lenin shirts, Marino wool jumpers, parkas, packable puffers and overcoats always go on sale and they always have overstock. F/W 22 will go on sale twice, 1st when S/S 23 drops for 25-30% off and again with when F/W 23 for 30-60% off.
@Mike Oxlong Parang ganon padin retail price nila naglalaro lang pero yeah i remember before they do big sales ngayon ang exclusive na talaga nila pero worth padin tumatagal eh
Idk bout you brother but Uniqlo in Indonesia have a pretty nice discount time to time, so yeah wait for the discount bro its pretty affordable and its quite often
Tbh ang laki ng price difference. Mura nga sa Asia, including Philippines, mag abang lang ng sale. Dito sa US, $40 sa Uniqlo is considered SALE. $14 tshirt nila ON SALE. Halos P800 na un for a tshirt w no logo whatsoever, e jan nung huli kong uwi may mahahanap ka pang mga prices na around P300-500 depending sa kung ano klaseng tshirt. Dito $80 coats nila on sale, kasura mga prices dine ng UNIQLO. Pag dinadala namin mga japanese students namin sa uniqlo lumalabas sila ksi di sila makapaniwalang UNIQLO un dahil sa mahal ng bilihin.
I used to be a Uniqlo mania but it's gotten expensive and when more Western people started to buy their clothes Uniqlo changed up lot of things, for me I think Uniqlo used to be a lot simplier in some way. I wish UK had their sister brand 'GU', it's similiar but a little cheaper and without the heatech or Airism stuff.
i love uniqlo!! i have items bought from there from nearly a decade ago still in my closet in pristine condition even though i wear them quite often. uniqlo wear lasts and they go with everything
Currently wearing a limestone gray Colorful Standard crewneck. I ordered it and some sweatpants after your grey sweatpants video. Couldn't be happier. Thanks for the recommendation.
@@maxseppelt I would say so. It's very good quality and reasonably priced. I'm 5'9 and I got a small, it fits perfectly. Plus, it arrives in like 5 business days despite being shipped from Portugal so that's a bonus.
I wish there were more of these kinds of brands that cater to slim/muscular preferences. As a bigger dude, the oversized fits just don’t suit me the best.
Can you make a video about the highest quality brands, no (or at least a very generous) budget? I’m looking for something to save for that will last me forever
@@laxerbrah11 I personally wasn't a fan of Everlanes fabric or fit. I discovered Marine Layer though. Smaller selection and a bit pricey too, but their fabric is so soft and breathable and has a bit of a looser cut.
Kinda. For T shirts yeah. I won't spend more than 2k on a T-shirt any day. But I do have jackets, overshirts and other stuff worth 20k each because they could last for ages. T shirts are usually fast fashion and 500-1000 are more than enough for them by Indian standards
i went to uniqlo after hearing your (and others) review. best store ever. the only place that has great feeling clothes for me. thick fabric, great colour selection, amazing fit. absolutely love it and i hope there will be a store in my city soon!
I recently started following you and - not gonna lie - I love your style and I'm slowly going to adapt and try to pull it off for myself. Having said that, I felt like writing a bit about 'affordable' brands. To be honest, 25 dollars for a t-shirt is not much for some I'm sure, but where I live (Poland) it just wouldn't work to fill out my already lacking wardrobe with such items. They're nice to wear and last long I'm sure, however here on average one basic t-shirt costs something around 10$, even less for cheap/knockoff brands. My only chance of getting quality clothes on my salary (which is somewhere around 800 bucks a month) is to get lucky at thrift shops, which is where I got most of my best clothes from anyway. Different meanings of affordable I guess. And yeah, I'm trying to listen to the transcendental advice of 'just stop being poor', but so far it didn't work. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Mine is G star raw for denim jeans and jackets, Amazon essentials for hoodies shirts shorts, goodfellow Target men’s tech chinos in all colors for versatility and comfort
I’m starting to change my spending style to that of Remit Sethi’s conscious spending plan allowing me to spend 30% guilt free. I wanna upgrade my clothes and I already got some selected for the gym from YoungLA and now I’m just doing some research for everyday clothes that look stylish. Ima add Uniqlo to the list.
I just grabbed an oversized men's Uniqlo tshirt from a thrift store and I was not prepared for the level of quality. The design is black and white marbled/abstract and it's thick, soft, and has great seams
I love Uniqlo too but I’m curious what you have to say about some of the fabrics they use for their sweaters? Like the soufflé line, they seem very soft and like they’re good quality but they’re primarily synthetic. I tend to stay away from acrylic and polyester for sweaters and I’ve seen you recommend the same in some of your videos. Do you recommend the soufflé sweaters as an exception? They do look really nice 👌 thanks Tim, great work with the videos and congratulations on getting sponsored by the big U 😎
Uniqlo in uk or us or japan, sure they are affordable, but in other area like south east asia, their prices are freakin high. For example with the shirt, in the us, its 15 dollars but in vietnam, its too expensive for a shirt to be in the range from 250k vnd to 500k vnd (these include discount prices too)
You just need to adjust your size appropriately, weekday fits approximately 2 inches big in UK/US waist sizes depending on your body type, I still order tts or just 1 inch down personally bc it lets me wear them lower or higher waisted as I see fit, but a general rule of thumb for weekday is the waist is 2 inches bigger than it says it is.
Thanks a lot. Can you share with us the colours you wear in your last outfit? Is it in the quarter zip, Optical white and in the sweatpants, snow melange?
H and M is good if you know what kind of quality to look for. Because some of their clothes are absolute garbage in terms of quality but some will last you a while too
I’m sorry but these are not affordable for a lot of people, “affordable” for most people would be a quality essential item like hoodie or quarter zip for $50-60 or less. Tees more than $20-25 are a no-go. I did get a few Uniqlo items for Xmas recently; their selvage denim pants, oversized tee, a fleece zip up, and a mock neck sweater. They are all really nice and fit me great, but I would never spend that much money for so little clothes.
this man makes anything look drippy
Fr
Confidence can make even the trashiest clothes look better than the actually look
He's comfortable and confident in his clothes. Unfortunately style people can't teach that...that's why they encourage you to find your own style. When you feel good you look good whether your outfit cost 500$ or 50cents.
@@folasadeadedapo thats so true, comfort over fanciness every time. If you dont feel comfortable in your outfit, then it won’t look nearly as good as if you actually are happy with how you look and are confident
@@tylerrslays solid color is the play that need in a life to pop and speak yo looks
Lmao looks like a bum .
I just realized I’ve beeen wearing the same 4 black Walmart tshirts and shorts for almost a year now, I’m just go ahead and save this so I can buy when I go money
a year? i wear the same 2 jeans for maybe 6 years already
@@dp271 6 years? I've been naked for 30
@@electthelambda only 30?! For me it’s been 50
@@Someonesomewhere000 Ohh god only 50? nearly 100
100? you already beat the queen of england
1.UNIQLO
2.WEEKDAY
3.COLORFUL STANDARD
$88 for sweats is not an affordable basic
overpsenders tend to think $50 tshirts are affordable
for jackets and coat but istf for sweats and tshirts if someone paying over 20$ thats just too much, u can literally just find some tshirt manupactures just tell them the size and material get 25 u will never need to buy tshirt ever again 25 tshirts with 5 white 5 black 5 beige, and just other colours u will never need to buy tshirt ever again i do this a lot
In the US, UNIQLO isn't affordable at all. That's why I wait to go back home to the Philippines or Japan even if it's just once a year then haul shit from there. For other people in the US ig it's affordable and the quality is great since that's the only price most Americans are exposed to but for other people who've been in a UNIQLO elsewhere the prices are staggeringly high (around 4x). Me and my mom are hosts for an exchange program and every time we take our Japanese students to UNIQLO to show them the price, they just gasp. Ik tariffs and other taxes can play a role in this but it really is just ridiculous (same goes for Daiso). $14 for a shirt on sale in the US but back in Asia it's around $6 reg price and about $3 sale (Philippines) and I've seen prices drop to around the 100-200Y in Japan ($1=$150 jpy). Those $88 sweats probs cost $30 or less back home. We (me and student) stumbled upon a trench coat at uniqlo on sale for around $60 (final price w/ tax *California*) and the student said "this is not UNIQLO" due to the pricing.
@@exid193 that's why you buy from Ross Marshalls TJ Maxx and other underprice stores you can get branded sweat pants for just 11.99
In my country it's called luxury
This dude’s really about to make me question the entire way I attempt to fit myself into clothing sizes lol. He makes everything loose and baggy look clean, classy, and casual… well played my man… well played. I’ll trust the process 👌🏽👌🏽👍🏽
bro idk if uniqlo counts as affordable when its like $25 for a plain tee where I live lmao
$25 is pricey! I think Uniqlo selvage jeans, OCBD’s, socks, merino wool sweaters, parkas, and overcoats are good bang for buck deals before sales but that’s it. All of these pieces (except for socks) are all in great condition 3-5 yrs later.
places with weak currencies have it rough man, the airism tee is 60 here🤷♂️
@@pattgsm my parka was $160 🥲 it’s really warm though
Plain T Shirts are £7 in England ($8.50)
@@vidyab.6938 I’ve had my Uniqlo parka for 2yrs now. It originally retails for $200. I just waited until the next F/W season and watched my coat go on sale for $100 then again for $60. At $60 I picked up 2 one for me and 1 for my brother. The staples (OCBD’s, Lenin shirts, Marino wool jumpers, parkas, packable puffers and overcoats always go on sale and they always have overstock. F/W 22 will go on sale twice, 1st when S/S 23 drops for 25-30% off and again with when F/W 23 for 30-60% off.
Even Uniqlo clothes are still expensive for me
@@Oreggon fashion is kinda expensive tho
Yeah for my country its still one of the expensive place to buy clothes.
and it’s not even an ethical brand..
@@clown-cat 💀
@@clown-cat right? 😭
The fact that Uniqlo is considered "affordable" boggles my mind. It's easily a week of my allowance in uni.
Get a job
@@ozzy1154 No.
Uniqlo is very affordable in Asia I guess
@@wcfan623 its not
@@ozzy1154 no
Filipinos looking at the expensive Uniqlo price tags
Fr tangina, a year of pagtitipid need ko to buy one
@Mike Oxlong Parang ganon padin retail price nila naglalaro lang pero yeah i remember before they do big sales ngayon ang exclusive na talaga nila pero worth padin tumatagal eh
Idk bout you brother but Uniqlo in Indonesia have a pretty nice discount time to time, so yeah wait for the discount bro its pretty affordable and its quite often
2k pesos for jeans hahaha , in malaysia it's only RM149.00 , i live in both country tho
Tbh ang laki ng price difference. Mura nga sa Asia, including Philippines, mag abang lang ng sale. Dito sa US, $40 sa Uniqlo is considered SALE. $14 tshirt nila ON SALE. Halos P800 na un for a tshirt w no logo whatsoever, e jan nung huli kong uwi may mahahanap ka pang mga prices na around P300-500 depending sa kung ano klaseng tshirt. Dito $80 coats nila on sale, kasura mga prices dine ng UNIQLO. Pag dinadala namin mga japanese students namin sa uniqlo lumalabas sila ksi di sila makapaniwalang UNIQLO un dahil sa mahal ng bilihin.
I used to be a Uniqlo mania but it's gotten expensive and when more Western people started to buy their clothes Uniqlo changed up lot of things, for me I think Uniqlo used to be a lot simplier in some way. I wish UK had their sister brand 'GU', it's similiar but a little cheaper and without the heatech or Airism stuff.
These are still quite expensive, especially that last one. A quarter zip is $90!
This is good to know, but there is a difference between affordable and cheap!
Bro the last one got beanies for 40 dollars like bruh wtf
i love uniqlo!! i have items bought from there from nearly a decade ago still in my closet in pristine condition even though i wear them quite often. uniqlo wear lasts and they go with everything
Currently wearing a limestone gray Colorful Standard crewneck. I ordered it and some sweatpants after your grey sweatpants video. Couldn't be happier. Thanks for the recommendation.
Is it good?
@@maxseppelt I would say so. It's very good quality and reasonably priced. I'm 5'9 and I got a small, it fits perfectly. Plus, it arrives in like 5 business days despite being shipped from Portugal so that's a bonus.
I wish there were more of these kinds of brands that cater to slim/muscular preferences. As a bigger dude, the oversized fits just don’t suit me the best.
Can you make a video about the highest quality brands, no (or at least a very generous) budget? I’m looking for something to save for that will last me forever
Everlane is high quality basics. Little bit more pricey than those listed here but check them out.
If money is not a problem, then Louis Vuitton
@@uropy they don't sell baciss
@@laxerbrah11 I personally wasn't a fan of Everlanes fabric or fit. I discovered Marine Layer though. Smaller selection and a bit pricey too, but their fabric is so soft and breathable and has a bit of a looser cut.
Now this is what I want. Affordable yet good. Thank you
I’m wearing head to toe uni qlo everyday.
Heat tech items are style and practical in winter ❄️
you can checkout this youtube channel for more fashion stuff- Vrishvan
For Indians affordable Tshirt means 3.5$ and Rich branded Tshirt means 17$
Kinda. For T shirts yeah.
I won't spend more than 2k on a T-shirt any day. But I do have jackets, overshirts and other stuff worth 20k each because they could last for ages.
T shirts are usually fast fashion and 500-1000 are more than enough for them by Indian standards
I personally love zaful cheap but amazing for variety.
Just discovered your channel, you have good taste!
i went to uniqlo after hearing your (and others) review. best store ever. the only place that has great feeling clothes for me. thick fabric, great colour selection, amazing fit. absolutely love it and i hope there will be a store in my city soon!
I recently started following you and - not gonna lie - I love your style and I'm slowly going to adapt and try to pull it off for myself.
Having said that, I felt like writing a bit about 'affordable' brands. To be honest, 25 dollars for a t-shirt is not much for some I'm sure, but where I live (Poland) it just wouldn't work to fill out my already lacking wardrobe with such items. They're nice to wear and last long I'm sure, however here on average one basic t-shirt costs something around 10$, even less for cheap/knockoff brands. My only chance of getting quality clothes on my salary (which is somewhere around 800 bucks a month) is to get lucky at thrift shops, which is where I got most of my best clothes from anyway.
Different meanings of affordable I guess.
And yeah, I'm trying to listen to the transcendental advice of 'just stop being poor', but so far it didn't work. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
hey, you can get Unqilo T-shirts for 60-65 zl in Warsaw :)
Uniqlo is still an expensive brand here in the Philippines, but I like the quality
Mr. Uniqlo posts another banger! Lol
Mine is G star raw for denim jeans and jackets, Amazon essentials for hoodies shirts shorts, goodfellow Target men’s tech chinos in all colors for versatility and comfort
HOW DO I SAVE THIS MAN IS THE BEST
He just earned a sub
I’m starting to change my spending style to that of Remit Sethi’s conscious spending plan allowing me to spend 30% guilt free. I wanna upgrade my clothes and I already got some selected for the gym from YoungLA and now I’m just doing some research for everyday clothes that look stylish. Ima add Uniqlo to the list.
I just grabbed an oversized men's Uniqlo tshirt from a thrift store and I was not prepared for the level of quality. The design is black and white marbled/abstract and it's thick, soft, and has great seams
Man you love that brand
I wish uniqlo have plus sizes, I really ❤ their vibe but the only thing I can purchase from them are socks! 😂
I love Uniqlo too but I’m curious what you have to say about some of the fabrics they use for their sweaters? Like the soufflé line, they seem very soft and like they’re good quality but they’re primarily synthetic. I tend to stay away from acrylic and polyester for sweaters and I’ve seen you recommend the same in some of your videos. Do you recommend the soufflé sweaters as an exception? They do look really nice 👌 thanks Tim, great work with the videos and congratulations on getting sponsored by the big U 😎
I just got the nicest t-shirt from uni qlo yesterday and I love it
As someone who rarely buys fast fashion stuff, I was shocked how bad the fabric quality of Weekday is. No experience with the other two so far
I’m a pretty big dude, 6’3 and little over 250lbs. I hope that I can find something nice on here. Thank you for sharing!
Uniqlo does up to 2X T’s and jackets I believe.
Watching this short in a Uniqlo Airism oversize withe tee is being on another level
Me: laughing in H&m basics
H&M is also costly!!!! Rich people
H&m clothing quality is all over the place. I have some pieces that I've been wearing for 5+ years, and some other pieces don't last 5 months lol
Very true. I have some shirts were some buttons fell of after 2 weeks💀
Tim make a video on brands that provide high quality clothing for men which are affordable . I want to buy nice flannels and hoodies.
Great channel, dude. Hit up Abercrombie. Their Essentials range is fire: well priced, nice oversized cuts, and great quality cotton.
Cordyceps clothing... *Me who watched The Last Of Us👀
Me encanta mucha ropa de UNIQLO. En mi olvidado país no hay tiendas UNIQLO y no tengo forma de pedir del extranjero🥺
yeah he's definitely not paid by the last one lol
Bro said 'affordable' when a PLAIN WHITE TEE costs 55 dollars in the U.S. from weekday, and from color standard a plain tee is 35 dollars.
My fave is uniqlo
Uniqlo stores are so futuristic too
Knew its uniqlo before watching the video lol
Bro can you do an episode where you recommend clothes for big and tall fellas
You forgot A&F😅
Just like so i remember to come back and write this down
Uniqlo in uk or us or japan, sure they are affordable, but in other area like south east asia, their prices are freakin high. For example with the shirt, in the us, its 15 dollars but in vietnam, its too expensive for a shirt to be in the range from 250k vnd to 500k vnd (these include discount prices too)
Nice outfit
bro 15 dollars is expensive for me
Name of weekday sweatpants?
The issue with uniqlo is all the decent stuff is always out of stock
Is Weekday same quality as H&M? Because Weekday brand is part of H&M group. Can you respond please
No it's a lot better by miles.
did… did he say Cordyceps sweatshirt?
H&M and Colorful Standard shares similar fabric mills
I’m small enough to fit a boys large or extra large and I think like 80% of my non-secondhand clothes are from the target boys section. $15 jeans 😍😍😍
Top stores, costco, walmart, target.
thanks bro
My favourite is mki mikiyoku zoku
Uniqlo in Malayisa:
Haill nahhh
same in indonesian, its rare & expensive
Industry of All Nations is also great!
I just buy second hand clothes. Then I can buy more clothes for the same price AND it's sustainable. That is a hell of a deal
Ya got any recommendations for tall people? I'm literally cycling through my three pants
It’s called XL and XXL
Thanks man I’m gonna check it out
Oh to live in a country where uniqlo is considered affordable brand.
i like some of these brands but find oversized stuff doesn't look good on middle aged men
what shoes were those at the end? nice vid btw
Balenciaga Phantom
but still not affordable to me :((
the uniform
Uniqlo is the best, especially its collabs every season
You’d like the premium brand Kotn
Weekday terrible.. whereas I was just able to close my jeans while fitting, now a belt is not even enough to keep them from sacking down
You just need to adjust your size appropriately, weekday fits approximately 2 inches big in UK/US waist sizes depending on your body type, I still order tts or just 1 inch down personally bc it lets me wear them lower or higher waisted as I see fit, but a general rule of thumb for weekday is the waist is 2 inches bigger than it says it is.
The airism oversized tshirt
-Tim Dessaint.
1: Thrift store
2: Local listings
3: Thrift store
Thanks a lot. Can you share with us the colours you wear in your last outfit? Is it in the quarter zip, Optical white and in the sweatpants, snow melange?
When he says 80€ sweatpants are affordable brand 😂
Man $88 for a solid colored hoodie ain’t cheap. Colorful standard. Colorful prices too 😂
hey great content on youtube shorts, focus on shorts i enjoy them more!!!
What about American eagle or A&F?
Uniqlo price in my country.. above 100. Cheap for westerners but expensive for asians.
Coss and H&M are also very good options!
brother, a uniqlo tee goes for about rm200 in my country, Malaysia😂😭 to put into perspective, per month we earn around rm1500 at minimum.
Colorful standard is from my country 😮
H and M is good if you know what kind of quality to look for. Because some of their clothes are absolute garbage in terms of quality but some will last you a while too
the quarter zip at the end is the heather grey or snow melange colorway?
Hey Tim, what do you think about Cropp?
me when reading the tittle '' brands that aren't available in your country ''
Guess i'll watch in pain
Uniqlo
Weekday
Colorful standard
Theyre all too expensive here in the Philippines, not for the average joe
What r those white sneakers he is wearing with the grey sweatpants
Skincare routine? Please??
UNIQLO is too pricey here where I live so I buy at UK (Ukay-Ukay) and its pretty cheap 😂😂
winter fits plssss
I’m sorry but these are not affordable for a lot of people, “affordable” for most people would be a quality essential item like hoodie or quarter zip for $50-60 or less. Tees more than $20-25 are a no-go.
I did get a few Uniqlo items for Xmas recently; their selvage denim pants, oversized tee, a fleece zip up, and a mock neck sweater. They are all really nice and fit me great, but I would never spend that much money for so little clothes.
I love Uniqlo
Try noo-brand affordable one
Ahh the good ol plug. Lol.
Uniqlo denim is also great
Hi Tim, can u make a tutorial on styling with sling bag?
Bro is Looking like Raghav chhada (indian politician).