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All suits are grass and all the comeliness thereof as the flower of the field. The grass withereth, the suit fadeth. But the word of our Brah abideth forever.
I don’t get why people think you’re weird. Just because you have your own style and are articulate. I personally like your suits and fashion from past decades in general. We need to stop trying to follow the latest fashion trends to fit in and discover our own styles that may suit us even better.
@Moody Fuck You are doing a wonderful job in pointing out why people should be continue to be fashion slaves and follow what the mainstream elite considers to be "normal" untill they all ends up dressing like clones.
@@iTzTiMeToJuMp I came here to comment this same thing. Think through what you're saying Steve! This is like saying despite someone's overly sarcastic humor they are quite intelligent. That's as profound of a statement as walking outside and saying "The sky is blue!"
Alot. I don't think he even has a bachelors degree. He speaks at times in the same manner as Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. The bishop had a similar theamed tv and radio show in the 50's. I have read the bishops book so my coparison at least has some vality, I guess.
"Wear what you want to wear." I been to busy thinking about what society has made me think what I should wear, rather then wear what I want too. Thank you for helping me.
I worked as a movie extra for over 25 years. I once had more than 30 suits. I had 1940s and most other decades. I understood that casting wanted my clothes and my old car and my special abilities, not just me. Suits are great for expressing a character. Most TH-camrs do not understand men's wardrobe. It could up their game if they watched your channel and took some lessons from you.
Personally I love your suits. You always come off as classy yet down to earth, a regular guy in a nice suit. Call me old fashioned but I dig your style
Thanks to this wonderfully polite and smart commentary, now I don't know if I like slim fitted suits because they are more aesthetically pleasing or if society taught me this. This is the first time in my life that I doubt my tastes are my own. Thank you, kind sir, for this interesting set of ideas.
TheRealBeatMaster, I always felt the same way from the first time I saw his video on why he wears suits every day. His brown suit cost a dollar at a thrift store. ;)
I think that tight clothes became more popular because fitness became more popular than ever before. Slim fit accentuates good shape,wider shoulders, strong arms and legs etc.
@@TheFlameHaze1 Why would it become quickly out of size? As a healthy adult, size and weight should remain fairly consistent. Drastic fluctuations in body weight and form are not normal or healthy. If you are in the process of losing weight, perhaps hold off on a tailored suit until you reach a shape you are confident you'll keep.
Just to let you know, no American naturally speaks with his accent. That is not an accent of any region in our country. What he has essentially done is starting 10+ years ago he began speaking like Americans used to in the 40's. Primarily in the New York City/Chicago areas (as you can see in all of the classic movies). It's his persona. It's like when a gay man decides to speak in a female tone. It is not natural, rather it is unnatural. It is doctored, It's a gimmick. However, it does what it is supposed to do. The 40's style accent with the 40's style suits and hairstyle are the persona of what his persona is. As for pronunciation, that is a simple as whether or not someone is educated , how fast they speak and if they frequently like to abbreviate and use slang. For example I can say in a formal situation "What are you talking about?" Or, I can say informally and with slang, "Whattaya talkin' bout'?" It only depends on your dialects and just for some extra food for thought, look at how many actors (who are not considered A-list world famous) who do entire movies playing a character from a completely different country with different accents.
Char Zy no man I’m into that too. I was just watching ‘By the light of the silvery moon’ great film if you haven’t seen it. It take place in the 20s and I thought the suits looked really nice. I liked the collar especially on those old dress shirts
I live in Tokyo, and the amount of suits I see every day is crazy. Pretty much any position that is considered salaryman/shakaijin (White collar jobs outside of service) requires you to wear a suit, People working in IT, in front of a computer all day are often forced to wear suits as well. Also, students graduating, attending interviews, or during their first year of working at a new company, all wear black suits. And men have to cut their hair short, and keep it black. Men over 40 almost all wear old fashion suits, men in their 20's and 30's tend to wear slim fit. This kind of ruins the image of the suit, there's just so many people, looking the same, wearing cheap crappy black suits.
The Japanese also tend to have more respect for themselves and their appearance and way they present themselves. In the West weve protected unkempt sloppiness under the guise of 'body shaming'.
I think that's because Japan is mentally stuck in the 1990s, which is when the economic boom ended. Everything about Japan feels like the '90s, from street furniture, to fashion, to websites.
@@sergeantbigmac Well, only up to a certain point. When the stomach starts bulging over the belt, that's a problem:( But it is true that they were more forgiving than the modern skinny suits.
your uplifting and genuine attitude has really impacted me. As someone who is quite literally crippled by my anxiety I feel inspiration and hope that it is possible to live a happy life regardless of whether I’m wearing myself out trying to fit in perfectly or not. you are unapologetically yourself, and I just want to let you know how truly inspiring it is to those of us who haven’t quite gotten there yet. 💕
The cost of fabric in a slim fit vs. boxy fit suit is a negligible cost. By far the greater cost is labor, which is actually greater with tailoring. I would argue that slim fit is a reflection of the current body ideals for both men and women. Fashionable jeans, which opposite to suits, have become more and more accepted in varying circumstance are also slimmer than they have been in this past. This is true for both men and women's fashion.
I think tailoring is a cost when you're talking about clothes made to measure. But as far as mass production goes, economies of scale matter, and tailoring won't be a distinction because the templates are there, the standard sizes and internal dimensions have all been developed by the brand or its manufacturer, all fit types of their entire range will have a consistent fit by size, it isn't bespoke, and the manufacturing process won't be significantly different. Half a yard of fabric saved per suit across several thousand units of any given size isn't negligible. It isn't a lot on its own either, but it's one of many decisions of economy made that will add up to substantially reduced cost percentage of materials for either shareholder dividends, undercutting the competition, and the suit survive last months to years less wear reintroducing the buyer to the market sooner than they otherwise would have. So everybody wins, except the person who gets to wear the suit. Though I think form-fitting suits are increasingly fashionable largely because form-fitting (or revealing) everything has stayed fashionable or become increasingly fashionable for the past couple of decades. They've figured out how to get men to buy accessory bags, seasonal wardrobe, and gym memberships for reasons other than bodybuilding, they aren't about to stop now. The more they can market form-revealing clothes, the more potential insecurities can be further marketed to.
You're so comforting. Lad, you were made fkr this job and don't let anyone think you made some wrong direction in life, you most definitely made a better choice than 99% of us and you're obviously more rich than 99% of us because of it. 👏 Also, thank you for the food reviews! You're helping me in a weird way.
Think of skinny jeans, shorts being “fashionably” shorter, etc. even tee shirts are thinner due to less thread count. I totally agree with you reviewbrah.
I hate how suits are disappearing. I just had my 21st and I went and got myself a nice suit jacket to go to the restaurant. When I got to this fancy restaurant, I was the only one with a suit jacket in the entire restaurant. One guy was wearing a sports jersey and cap. Such a shame
The guy in the cap should be escorted out, but its no longer the standard anymore that's important, especially when folks go on and pay for it anyway, even if the ire isn't any standard for a resturant, just look at fast food,,,shittyest restaurants on the planet making billions every year..
James Smith i think this was in reference to the resturant dress code, ill break it down: if the resturant is a dog gone common sense formal or at least semi formal attire establishment, has a historic reputation for being so, and people come there partially because of this, like suit guy said " on special occasions", then that's the prescident, that's what its historicly there for, to cater to customers looking for this experience. Most of the time you would probably label how I dress as grungy. T shirt and cargo pants in the summer and I'm done....but not at a steak house where people go to celebrate graduations and anniversaries,,get it? As far as fast food making bank, the amount of bank like any other business depends on many factors. One donut shop has better name recognition where I live than another, so the other even though it was good, didn't do well. Resturants that are suvsessfull generally increase sales over time,that is the goal, Mcdonalds started small and got bigger, partially because Ray crock set standards. Wal-Mart is another great example for business growth, Sam waltons quality control established the name recognition that primed super centers success.
G Wolf if you’re more worried about how another man is dressed than about what you’re eating or the service you’re being provided at the restaurant then I think you have more serious social issues you should confront first.
This comment kind of reminded me of that one scene from the Sopranos where Tony asks that one guy to take off his baseball cap in the restaurant haha. I feel you though, as someone who finds suits incredibly appealing. I try to wear it at every occasion I get when it’s suitable ,no pun intended. It’s just so...I don’t know how to explain it. Eloquent? Although I do enjoy the fashion of today, I adore the era of Suits and Sundresses.
God damn, man. You came out of the womb a fully formed friendly 1940s news radio man. That’s not an insult it’s just insane that you’re as unique as you are.
You nailed it when said continue to use less and less fabric as the answer to keeping the suit business afloat. By the way,I love your suit choices. Just be you!
When God saw that an increasing number of children were growing up without positive role models, he made Fred Rogers. When God saw that adults were struggling to see the good in themselves, he made Bob Ross. When God saw that millennials didn't know which fast food items to spend their hard-earned America-bucks on, he made Review Brah.
I’m a greaser and I wear suits a lot as apart of my daily wardrobe, and I fully understand and get where your coming from my entire wardrobe consists of cloths from the40’s 50’s, 60’s and 70’s and almost no modern cloths at all, fashion will change but you just gotta “pony-up” grow some and don’t care what others think about what ya wear, it’s all about if your happy in the clothes and not what others think, keep up the good content report of the week, can’t wait for where you will go in the future
I don't think tighter suits are because of using less fabric. The wide suits are a very American thing from times gone by. Look at British suits, e.g. from Savile Row, even from longer ago, they were very much more form fitting than American suits. It's just a style, a specific cut.
Depends on what era we're talking about. As someone who's seen and bought alot of vintage suits, my impression is that they were much wider and baggier over here in Sweden back in the day too. Not that they didn't fit. It was just a different fashion. eivor.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/uno-samuelsson_frank_frank_plutu_nilsson-2.jpg
Back when wearing suits everyday was the norm, making it baggier and more comfortable for everyday use made sense, and the companies didnt have to worry about sales. Now its more for special occasions so you only need one thats specialized to you, so the price sky rockets.
I started wearing suits in high school long ago. It was always annoying when people would be confused by that, Teachers even asked my parents why I wore suits. How hard is it to understand that if someone likes blue, they wear blue. Not to be cool or fashionable, that's just a color they like. Same with how I enjoy suits, just what I like. Matching the blazers with the perfect tie or shirt, or the shoes to go with it. It's a fun way to start the day. Helps to bring a dab of color to it.
I’ve worn alternative fashion my whole life and ReviewBruh inspires me when he talks about his fashion. Walking around either wearing all black or rainbow is slightly different, but me and ReviewBruh have the same mindset when it comes to clothing.
Interesting take, Review Brah. As a woman I like the look of the '70s YSL suits, with the slim fitting jacket and wide leg pants. I think they look kind of strange on men though. The only guy I ever thought looked good in them was Bowie. For men I really like the suits that were popular in the 30s before they turned into the zoot suits that were so prevalent during the swing era. Maybe those will come back. I do really like the one you have on here, the fabric is immaculate.
Each time I see you I just smile, I can’t help it. Very insightful as always, really enjoy these different type of videos. I so look forward to your average day video!
He prefers 80's and 90's style suits, that means he prefers a lower gorge on the lapel, longer length of the jacket, and shoulder padding. It's difficult to find more fitted suits with lower gorges, longer length and shoulder padding, unless you're willing to pay hundreds, of not thousands for a custom made suit
I love suits. I prefer the baggier kind too, the slim fits are very uncomfortable. I'm fine with the medium size ones, the ones that leave at least a bit of room.
He's such a knowledgeable, gentle, eloquent, sleek, thoughtful, forward-thinking, respectful, unique, charming young individual. This is a fantastic video! Thorough, focused, informative, professional and entertaining. Sir Brah, you have my deepest admiration and respect.
@@TheReportOfTheWeek you're most welcome! Been a loyal supporter for around a year now and your content is consistently engaging and relaxing for me. Keep up the great work and keep being you!
Can I just say: I always really liked the look of 80's and early 90's suits much more than today's, and I'm glad there's someone with a platform still keeping them going. I don't know what it is, but those shoulder pads just always did something for me. We need to bring those back. The shoulder pads were symbols of utter power.
Love you Reviewbrah, even though my style is not even close from what you like to wear 😆 Id always look forward to wearing suits to formal occasions. You gave me inspiration to have more fun in life. Why not wear a suit on a Saturday afternoon to do my groceries? I think I will
Not really sure why I find this guy's observations to be so comforting and calming. He kind of hypnotizes you with his drone and keeps the temperature nice and low emotionally. Reasonableness is in short supply a on the Internet. And he really does make that the central characteristic. Great stuff.
I think the slim cuts have persisted because fitted clothing has always looked good on people. Baggy suits were a more specific style, like baggy jeans and oversized band shirts in the 90s. You look great in them.
"Slim cuts have always looked good on people". That is purely subjective. Not everyone likes the look of slim suits or slim clothing in general. In any cause, this does not justify the trend of making everything "slim". This trend cannot and will not last forever.
StatingTheObviousDude you misquoted there, ‘fitted clothing has always looked good on people’ is a perfectly correct statement. Something doesn’t have to be ‘slim fit’ to be ‘fitted’
@@obvioushieidude7668 lol you are delusional. Every human finds the human form appealing, first comment is right, its not a specific "Trend" its just that literally everyone enjoys looking at others bodies in some shape and gender, whether you admit it or not.for example reviewbrahs suit is all about the suit itself, the clothes are the endgame of the outfit. Slim fit stuff is less about a specific style and the clothes themselves, they are essentially just a wrapping paper with which to show the form of your anatomy, go figure with everything being overly sexualized these days.
@@ShiftyTribes Idiot, not everyone finds clothing that accentuates the human form appeling. Especially if that person is out of shape (which most people who were these slim fit suits/clothes are). Even the ones who are in shape look like total fruitcakes with all that slim shit. Judging by your comment, you must be a fruit yourself.
we're also supposed to have limitless clean energy, and flying cars. yet here we are. not much has changed except we found ways to keep shrinking a computer - Desktop, Laptop, Smartphone, Smartwatch, Sub-dermal Microchip.
This guys taught me to dress how I actually want to dress in public. The suits are outdated but he doesn’t care. My clothes are too and care I also do not. Thank you food reviewer on the internet who just happens to dress fancy
A little late to the comment section I know, but I just wanted to let you know that I enjoy your content. The effort you put into your videos, really show. A little side note, you are very well spoken and highly educated.. you should really look into starting your own business, I can see you being a very successful businessman. 💙
Reviewbrah lectures in great detail about the importance and differences in suits and formal men’s dress ware before he downward swings an axe into his victims skull.
Love suits myself, but not baggy, not skinny. Not too long, not too short. No extremities. Somewhere between slim and regular-fit. Classic never goes out of style and always looks great.
Slim fitting suits also require the wearer to buy a new one more readily if their proportions change, be that height (for younger people) or weight. It also means you might need to get your suit tailored, which is more money in businesses' pockets.
Good suits cost quite the money, and they are forced on people from an age where they can't afford good ones. Or cant even pull it off. So by the time ppl have money for good suits they alreqdy hate it.
As a suit lover myself, i really like wearing them, but wearing it for everyday use is quite impractical and depending the current weather can be a bit hot, so yeah. But seriously tho, everytime i got the perfect chance to wear my suit or even my beloved long coat, i always wear them
Suits should definitely make some sort of comeback. I think a lot of guys take for granted just how much sex appeal they have. No matter how confident/good looking you are, with a good suit you can look good.
That sex appeal is sold to you via advertising though. I'm sure if these companies could they'd sell people on looking like 17th century aristocrats too.
Need a vest for that if yoy are doing it for fashion accessorization If for practical with a watch on a simple fob you won't get the nice chain look and people will think you just have a strop in the pocket
I'm really fond of 1980s fashion so thats what I wear. I can find wool, silk and beautiful high quality fabric for pennies at thrift stores. You get it reviewbrah, don't ever change.
Interesting choice of topic, I like this one a lot. I Have been considering to do something similar, but You were way ahead of me! So, thanks for the inspiration and greetings from Finland!
Check out Japan. Suits wall to wall here, men, women, high school kids, the elderly, etc. I was resistant at first, but 4 years after moving here I now feel weird if I go out without at least a necktie. And contrasting collars are still a thing. Bicycles look straight out of the 60's, suits from the 80's, like some kind of timewarp.
Despite his well thought out and expressed opinion I would still love to see Reviewbrah in a modern, properly tailored suit just for my own... purposes.
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TheReportOfTheWeek i love u sooo much u make my life so much better
@@gavind2909 Why thank you Gavein. If I help anyone in any way, then I know it is not all for nothing.
TheReportOfTheWeek ya u have helped me get my mind off alot and make me alot happier so thanks man, ur so amazing!!
@Unforseen Consequences Whatever you're comfortable with, anything helps as long as it doesn't break your bank!
You wear great suits. The new ones look trash.
Why do you *think* they're disappearing? You're buying em all, mate
Kiritsugu Emiya lol true
Hmmm... you got a point there
hahahahahah
😂
Suits start disappearing like a couple decades ago
Modern suits:skin tight, can't hide a gun
Reviewbrah: comfy breathable suit, can hide AT LEAST three guns
Wonderful. I like the way you think
I don't know if 3 guns would be enough in Texas hmmm
msergio0293 you need at least one of those sleeve guns from Django😂
I could hide an AR pistol in his suit.
The ideal fit is somewhere inbetween
Suits may be disappearing, but Reviewbrah is eternal.
GAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAG this is wonderful! PRANK! It is terrible! I looked in the mirror and saw something UNPRETTY: my face. GAGAGAGAG! But I am happy again because I have TWO HOT GIRLFRIENDS! Good evening, love and peace, dear rtyler
All suits are grass and all the comeliness thereof as the flower of the field. The grass withereth, the suit fadeth. But the word of our Brah abideth forever.
Great suit you got there yourself mate
Reinis Miks Thank you. Cheers!
Atone SB Very well said.
It would be interesting to see a video where you wear a modern suit for a day and compare differences between them and the suits you usually wear
It would be insteresting to see a video where he's wearing surfs shorts, a sleveless shirt and flip flops
Blabo lol
fashion reviewbrah
Welcome to... suit review!
Agreed! I was afraid I would swoon if he flashed us with a photo of him styled in a current suit.
I don’t get why people think you’re weird. Just because you have your own style and are articulate. I personally like your suits and fashion from past decades in general. We need to stop trying to follow the latest fashion trends to fit in and discover our own styles that may suit us even better.
sorry_sundays Weird = deviation from the norm. Having your unique style is different. It’s self-defining really.
And hey! According to the top comment as of when I typed this, you can hide 3 guns!
@Moody Fuck You are doing a wonderful job in pointing out why people should be continue to be fashion slaves and follow what the mainstream elite considers to be "normal" untill they all ends up dressing like clones.
I prefer a three piece suit, not too baggy or slim. My favorite suit era was the 20s.
@@Tr-fj4hr mine is the 1980’s and 40’s.
0:25 age confirmed he's been around for eons
he a lizard person i know about the galaxy and i know he lizaard
Time traveler hypothesis confirmed
According to google he is 21. But can we trust google?
In my opinion he's Peter Lorre reborn!!!
Reincarnation confirmed.
Johnny Longstroke he looks like an 👽
So what do you think about the resurrection of the Idle Mind Series?
Pretty noice
TheReportOfTheWeek good
TheReportOfTheWeek remember the prison one? That was gold.
Very good
please make it regular
I like how the first thing you referenced your style to was American Psycho
I can just picture review brah smashing some 10/10 office lady on his couch while pointing and smiling at himself in the mirror.
conkerlive101 I’m rolling at that image 😂😭😭
conkerlive101 😭😭😭
@@conkerlive101 I always scan for blood splatter around that pool of his. Signs of a struggle.
conkerlive101 Su- Su- Su- Su- Sudiooooo!
I wear a suit not necessarily because I want to be fashionable but to because it’s what I want to wear
Legendary
Despite this guys often-satirical material, he’s obviously quite intelligent.
Kudos.
Quick wits & satirical comedy are usually signs of intelligence
@@iTzTiMeToJuMp I came here to comment this same thing. Think through what you're saying Steve! This is like saying despite someone's overly sarcastic humor they are quite intelligent. That's as profound of a statement as walking outside and saying "The sky is blue!"
Oh yeah he is. Let’s see what he does in the next few years.
At 53 years old and whos hobby has been nostalgic radio shows and movies, I really enjoyed this video.
@Mark JBN its an old fashend drink
He does a radio show as well!
As stated by another reply, a havey wallbanger is an old drink. A glorified screwdriver. I thought it was fun nostalgic name.
Me too.
Harvey my man how's that mid life crises going for ya!
you will single handedly bring them back
Never thought I would sit and watch 16 minutes straight of a guy looking into a camera and explaining suit fashion.
Yet here we are.
mozgus .Z. Let him live that weeb life bro, leave em alone.
@Engie let the man do as he pleases. you can't do a thing about it
He looks like the manager of a McDonalds in the 1980's
Alot. I don't think he even has a bachelors degree. He speaks at times in the same manner as Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. The bishop had a similar theamed tv and radio show in the 50's. I have read the bishops book so my coparison at least has some vality, I guess.
@@SUPERFLY-ky7yh Wow that's going way back but yeah. I grew up with my aunt listening to him on cassette.
He looks like someones mom.
I get funeral director vibes
@@SUPERFLY-ky7yh I'm pretty sure he's in college right now
"Wear what you want to wear."
I been to busy thinking about what society has made me think what I should wear, rather then wear what I want too. Thank you for helping me.
Do a food review dressed up in a modern slim fit style suit for April Fool's day please!! It'll blow people's minds!!!!
That would blow everyones minds
i would die
+ 1 Yes
@@RT804 what the fuck
His classic menswear needs to make a comeback.
I worked as a movie extra for over 25 years. I once had more than 30 suits. I had 1940s and most other decades. I understood that casting wanted my clothes and my old car and my special abilities, not just me. Suits are great for expressing a character. Most TH-camrs do not understand men's wardrobe. It could up their game if they watched your channel and took some lessons from you.
I know you probably won’t see this but you’re probably one of the most unique and interesting TH-camrs.
I love your channel
FEATUREMAN!!!
My contentment is immeasurable, and my day is made.
Measurable**
@@robosing225 that would imply that I was not infinitely content... When really, I am.
I have to drop a dislike. Only because it will put the likes to 420 though
@@nathanrooney2027 the real og
Robosing my god you’re stupid.
Personally I love your suits. You always come off as classy yet down to earth, a regular guy in a nice suit. Call me old fashioned but I dig your style
Thanks to this wonderfully polite and smart commentary, now I don't know if I like slim fitted suits because they are more aesthetically pleasing or if society taught me this. This is the first time in my life that I doubt my tastes are my own. Thank you, kind sir, for this interesting set of ideas.
Let's be real here for a moment, this is a great attitude towards fashion and I respect the hell out of you for doing your thing with it.
TheRealBeatMaster, I always felt the same way from the first time I saw his video on why he wears suits every day. His brown suit cost a dollar at a thrift store. ;)
Oh la la - Ken Dominik
Oh, okay.
I think that tight clothes became more popular because fitness became more popular than ever before. Slim fit accentuates good shape,wider shoulders, strong arms and legs etc.
I like this take better
Or capitalism set in and people want people to wear suits that become quickly out of size so they either lose weight or buy a new one that fits.
No, it's cheaper.
Difference between ‘tight’ and ‘fitted’
@@TheFlameHaze1 Why would it become quickly out of size? As a healthy adult, size and weight should remain fairly consistent. Drastic fluctuations in body weight and form are not normal or healthy.
If you are in the process of losing weight, perhaps hold off on a tailored suit until you reach a shape you are confident you'll keep.
Dude I love the way you speak, as someone that's not a native speaker and is constantly learning, I really like your accent and pronunciation
Yes, he speaks very proper for an America which is sadly, very rare.
but his inflection hurts
Just to let you know, no American naturally speaks with his accent. That is not an accent of any region in our country. What he has essentially done is starting 10+ years ago he began speaking like Americans used to in the 40's. Primarily in the New York City/Chicago areas (as you can see in all of the classic movies). It's his persona. It's like when a gay man decides to speak in a female tone. It is not natural, rather it is unnatural. It is doctored, It's a gimmick. However, it does what it is supposed to do. The 40's style accent with the 40's style suits and hairstyle are the persona of what his persona is. As for pronunciation, that is a simple as whether or not someone is educated , how fast they speak and if they frequently like to abbreviate and use slang. For example I can say in a formal situation "What are you talking about?" Or, I can say informally and with slang, "Whattaya talkin' bout'?" It only depends on your dialects and just for some extra food for thought, look at how many actors (who are not considered A-list world famous) who do entire movies playing a character from a completely different country with different accents.
@@stevepasquarella823 he sounds a bit like Pete Campbell from mad men.
Personally I like well fitted suits. I would say 1960s Mad Men/ Connery Bond type fit.
Huh i might sound like a hipster but i prefer 20s working class suits, also bowties ftw
Char Zy no man I’m into that too. I was just watching ‘By the light of the silvery moon’ great film if you haven’t seen it. It take place in the 20s and I thought the suits looked really nice. I liked the collar especially on those old dress shirts
Yeah his suits are definitely too big
Fitted suits are a british tradition see any picture from 30s/40s/50s
I love oversized suits especially vintage.
Such an articulate and thoughtful young man. Much respect to you sir.
A powerful message for the kids from Reviewbrah, the wisest of sages.
I live in Tokyo, and the amount of suits I see every day is crazy. Pretty much any position that is considered salaryman/shakaijin (White collar jobs outside of service) requires you to wear a suit, People working in IT, in front of a computer all day are often forced to wear suits as well. Also, students graduating, attending interviews, or during their first year of working at a new company, all wear black suits. And men have to cut their hair short, and keep it black.
Men over 40 almost all wear old fashion suits, men in their 20's and 30's tend to wear slim fit.
This kind of ruins the image of the suit, there's just so many people, looking the same, wearing cheap crappy black suits.
The Japanese also tend to have more respect for themselves and their appearance and way they present themselves. In the West weve protected unkempt sloppiness under the guise of 'body shaming'.
I think that's because Japan is mentally stuck in the 1990s, which is when the economic boom ended. Everything about Japan feels like the '90s, from street furniture, to fashion, to websites.
Japanese wearing suits because forced to do that, as everything in Japan...
@Anders I agree
@@djunior874 really? I thought it was futuristic.
I still love my 90's style suits. Now that I've lost weight I can wear them again. Thanks to this channel I AM going to start wearing them again!
i used to be the collar polo guy about every day in school. Luckily I haven't grown much because im breaking them out baby!!!
...And the nice part about 90s style suits was you COULD gain weight and theyd still fit lol
@@sergeantbigmac Well, only up to a certain point. When the stomach starts bulging over the belt, that's a problem:( But it is true that they were more forgiving than the modern skinny suits.
Dude, this is a great video, I personally prefer these types of your videos to the food reviews
That moment when viewers realize Reviewbrah knows more about current fashion trends then them.
Reviewbrah looks like a '40's film noir G-Man. He needs to start rocking the hats too.
Big time. I totally agree.
"My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined, see?" - reviewbrah noir
better take that hat off indoors though
@@nf4866 😂
he should wear fedoras and newsboy caps
your uplifting and genuine attitude has really impacted me. As someone who is quite literally crippled by my anxiety I feel inspiration and hope that it is possible to live a happy life regardless of whether I’m wearing myself out trying to fit in perfectly or not. you are unapologetically yourself, and I just want to let you know how truly inspiring it is to those of us who haven’t quite gotten there yet. 💕
ʟɪᴛᴇʀᴀʟʟʏ ɴᴏ ᴏɴᴇ agreed, and hang in there, it gets better, sending you good vibes 🙂
Marshaa Brady thanks 💕☺️
Nothing matters, you're life is just a visual story
*Now go tell your story 👍*
I usually am really bashful against these kinda pity wallowing comments but this video is very weird, weirdly pleasant so hope u are doing alright
the kanye of reviews. people will hate for him being different but through it all he remains himself and it's inspiring.
The cost of fabric in a slim fit vs. boxy fit suit is a negligible cost. By far the greater cost is labor, which is actually greater with tailoring. I would argue that slim fit is a reflection of the current body ideals for both men and women. Fashionable jeans, which opposite to suits, have become more and more accepted in varying circumstance are also slimmer than they have been in this past. This is true for both men and women's fashion.
Lady_Sir_Knight I agree with this comment
I think tailoring is a cost when you're talking about clothes made to measure. But as far as mass production goes, economies of scale matter, and tailoring won't be a distinction because the templates are there, the standard sizes and internal dimensions have all been developed by the brand or its manufacturer, all fit types of their entire range will have a consistent fit by size, it isn't bespoke, and the manufacturing process won't be significantly different. Half a yard of fabric saved per suit across several thousand units of any given size isn't negligible. It isn't a lot on its own either, but it's one of many decisions of economy made that will add up to substantially reduced cost percentage of materials for either shareholder dividends, undercutting the competition, and the suit survive last months to years less wear reintroducing the buyer to the market sooner than they otherwise would have. So everybody wins, except the person who gets to wear the suit.
Though I think form-fitting suits are increasingly fashionable largely because form-fitting (or revealing) everything has stayed fashionable or become increasingly fashionable for the past couple of decades. They've figured out how to get men to buy accessory bags, seasonal wardrobe, and gym memberships for reasons other than bodybuilding, they aren't about to stop now. The more they can market form-revealing clothes, the more potential insecurities can be further marketed to.
My theory is that with slim suits you buy suits more often every time your weight changes.
Sad but true. Dress pants are gazillions times more comfy than any jeans.
You're so comforting. Lad, you were made fkr this job and don't let anyone think you made some wrong direction in life, you most definitely made a better choice than 99% of us and you're obviously more rich than 99% of us because of it. 👏
Also, thank you for the food reviews! You're helping me in a weird way.
Think of skinny jeans, shorts being “fashionably” shorter, etc. even tee shirts are thinner due to less thread count. I totally agree with you reviewbrah.
This man must be protected at all costs
😂😂
Mandy Pink it’s necessary. This ain’t no joke. If he dies then the last remnants of the 1930s era will die
I hate how suits are disappearing. I just had my 21st and I went and got myself a nice suit jacket to go to the restaurant. When I got to this fancy restaurant, I was the only one with a suit jacket in the entire restaurant. One guy was wearing a sports jersey and cap. Such a shame
The guy in the cap should be escorted out, but its no longer the standard anymore that's important, especially when folks go on and pay for it anyway, even if the ire isn't any standard for a resturant, just look at fast food,,,shittyest restaurants on the planet making billions every year..
James Smith i think this was in reference to the resturant dress code, ill break it down: if the resturant is a dog gone common sense formal or at least semi formal attire establishment, has a historic reputation for being so, and people come there partially because of this, like suit guy said " on special occasions", then that's the prescident, that's what its historicly there for, to cater to customers looking for this experience. Most of the time you would probably label how I dress as grungy. T shirt and cargo pants in the summer and I'm done....but not at a steak house where people go to celebrate graduations and anniversaries,,get it? As far as fast food making bank, the amount of bank like any other business depends on many factors. One donut shop has better name recognition where I live than another, so the other even though it was good, didn't do well. Resturants that are suvsessfull generally increase sales over time,that is the goal, Mcdonalds started small and got bigger, partially because Ray crock set standards. Wal-Mart is another great example for business growth, Sam waltons quality control established the name recognition that primed super centers success.
its a restaurant, not a fashion show. If you get offended by what people wear then stay home. People dont wear suits because of snobs like you.
G Wolf if you’re more worried about how another man is dressed than about what you’re eating or the service you’re being provided at the restaurant then I think you have more serious social issues you should confront first.
This comment kind of reminded me of that one scene from the Sopranos where Tony asks that one guy to take off his baseball cap in the restaurant haha. I feel you though, as someone who finds suits incredibly appealing. I try to wear it at every occasion I get when it’s suitable ,no pun intended.
It’s just so...I don’t know how to explain it. Eloquent? Although I do enjoy the fashion of today, I adore the era of Suits and Sundresses.
God damn, man. You came out of the womb a fully formed friendly 1940s news radio man. That’s not an insult it’s just insane that you’re as unique as you are.
It's amazing how you can be humble and prideful at the same time. Such a good breakdown. I bought a suit recently just to wear whenever.
You nailed it when said continue to use less and less fabric as the answer to keeping the suit business afloat.
By the way,I love your suit choices. Just be you!
When God saw that an increasing number of children were growing up without positive role models, he made Fred Rogers. When God saw that adults were struggling to see the good in themselves, he made Bob Ross. When God saw that millennials didn't know which fast food items to spend their hard-earned America-bucks on, he made Review Brah.
Lol
TheSpartanFactor Amen!
God is reviewbrah himself, therefore God made God and so on. Checkmate Atheist
@@xavierlumosbog4012 Oh hecky, you're right!
Future fashion will be clown costumes. I already wear that, I'm ahead of my time.
Anything you wear is a clown costume you joke
This whole world is a circus so why not be a clown.
These pol memes are making me feel old.
It's all fun and games until the clown comes to you and asks "do you wanna know how I got these scars?"
I’m a greaser and I wear suits a lot as apart of my daily wardrobe, and I fully understand and get where your coming from my entire wardrobe consists of cloths from the40’s 50’s, 60’s and 70’s and almost no modern cloths at all, fashion will change but you just gotta “pony-up” grow some and don’t care what others think about what ya wear, it’s all about if your happy in the clothes and not what others think, keep up the good content report of the week, can’t wait for where you will go in the future
Your business sense is very on point. As a businessman myself, I agree with everything you said; it is all about profit.
I don't think tighter suits are because of using less fabric. The wide suits are a very American thing from times gone by. Look at British suits, e.g. from Savile Row, even from longer ago, they were very much more form fitting than American suits. It's just a style, a specific cut.
I think "fitted" would be a better word to use than "tighter".
I agree
James Smith excactly
Depends on what era we're talking about. As someone who's seen and bought alot of vintage suits, my impression is that they were much wider and baggier over here in Sweden back in the day too. Not that they didn't fit. It was just a different fashion.
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Back when wearing suits everyday was the norm, making it baggier and more comfortable for everyday use made sense, and the companies didnt have to worry about sales. Now its more for special occasions so you only need one thats specialized to you, so the price sky rockets.
You're an old soul mate and a fascinating one. Nothing's wrong with that, its just that i felt like I have to point it out.
I started wearing suits in high school long ago. It was always annoying when people would be confused by that, Teachers even asked my parents why I wore suits. How hard is it to understand that if someone likes blue, they wear blue. Not to be cool or fashionable, that's just a color they like. Same with how I enjoy suits, just what I like. Matching the blazers with the perfect tie or shirt, or the shoes to go with it. It's a fun way to start the day. Helps to bring a dab of color to it.
Damn.. accidentally stumbled across this guy and I havent seen a more genuine and sympathetic person in a while here on youtube.
He's cool on a level that is entirely unique.
I’ve worn alternative fashion my whole life and ReviewBruh inspires me when he talks about his fashion. Walking around either wearing all black or rainbow is slightly different, but me and ReviewBruh have the same mindset when it comes to clothing.
I think you look clean brother👍🏽
Yeah I think he had a shower and put on his old tyme gel and suit. I would say he looks crisp!
Interesting take, Review Brah. As a woman I like the look of the '70s YSL suits, with the slim fitting jacket and wide leg pants. I think they look kind of strange on men though. The only guy I ever thought looked good in them was Bowie. For men I really like the suits that were popular in the 30s before they turned into the zoot suits that were so prevalent during the swing era. Maybe those will come back. I do really like the one you have on here, the fabric is immaculate.
You look great in your suits, My guy. You’re unique, And that never goes out of style.
Each time I see you I just smile, I can’t help it. Very insightful as always, really enjoy these different type of videos. I so look forward to your average day video!
As a non-suit guy, I think those “slim fit” suits look way too small but your suit also looks too big. There has to be a middle ground.
Eric Fixalot ok centrist
Eric Fixalot A fitted suit is just that
He prefers 80's and 90's style suits, that means he prefers a lower gorge on the lapel, longer length of the jacket, and shoulder padding. It's difficult to find more fitted suits with lower gorges, longer length and shoulder padding, unless you're willing to pay hundreds, of not thousands for a custom made suit
I love suits. I prefer the baggier kind too, the slim fits are very uncomfortable. I'm fine with the medium size ones, the ones that leave at least a bit of room.
@@krishivagarwal5189 I hate wearing suits (i feel very fake wearing them because i'm nowhere near sophisticated), but i like the way they look.
Classic Suits from the 30s 40s and 50s will always be in fashion. ❤️❤️❤️
This young man looks incredibly ridiculous in oversized suits
@@aUCLZlstrBh5upnFr7OmhNHag So?Let him wear what he wants in whatever size he wants
I agree with you. back when men looked like men.
My favorite videos from you are always these spontaneous ones on random topics.
Roses are red violets are blue
This is running on empty
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MLG TOAST 21 actually nice
ROSES ARE RED, VIOLETS ARENT BLUE
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THIS IS......WooOoWooOooWOoo!!
You could have saved this comment for an actual food review....
MLG TOAST 21 this SUIT REVIEW
Yaaas
He's such a knowledgeable, gentle, eloquent, sleek, thoughtful, forward-thinking, respectful, unique, charming young individual. This is a fantastic video! Thorough, focused, informative, professional and entertaining. Sir Brah, you have my deepest admiration and respect.
Wow, thank you!
@@TheReportOfTheWeek you're most welcome! Been a loyal supporter for around a year now and your content is consistently engaging and relaxing for me. Keep up the great work and keep being you!
@@TheReportOfTheWeek also it's my birthday so your reply couldn't have come at a better time! :)
I hope you have a fantastic birthday James! Thanks for your sticking with me all these years!
@@TheReportOfTheWeek thank you! Means a lot :)
Can I just say: I always really liked the look of 80's and early 90's suits much more than today's, and I'm glad there's someone with a platform still keeping them going. I don't know what it is, but those shoulder pads just always did something for me. We need to bring those back. The shoulder pads were symbols of utter power.
Honestly, (and I'm not being ironic when I say this) why hasn't Reviewbrah become a male model yet?
He cannot do blue steel yet! But why male models?
Y’all see my boy flexing his fit in the thumbnail😎.
Hell yea man
Finally, after three long years, the Idle Mind has returned! :D
That's what I thought!
Love you Reviewbrah, even though my style is not even close from what you like to wear 😆
Id always look forward to wearing suits to formal occasions. You gave me inspiration to have more fun in life. Why not wear a suit on a Saturday afternoon to do my groceries? I think I will
Not really sure why I find this guy's observations to be so comforting and calming. He kind of hypnotizes you with his drone and keeps the temperature nice and low emotionally.
Reasonableness is in short supply a on the Internet. And he really does make that the central characteristic.
Great stuff.
I think the slim cuts have persisted because fitted clothing has always looked good on people. Baggy suits were a more specific style, like baggy jeans and oversized band shirts in the 90s. You look great in them.
"Slim cuts have always looked good on people". That is purely subjective. Not everyone likes the look of slim suits or slim clothing in general. In any cause, this does not justify the trend of making everything "slim". This trend cannot and will not last forever.
StatingTheObviousDude you misquoted there, ‘fitted clothing has always looked good on people’ is a perfectly correct statement. Something doesn’t have to be ‘slim fit’ to be ‘fitted’
@@obvioushieidude7668 lol you are delusional. Every human finds the human form appealing, first comment is right, its not a specific "Trend" its just that literally everyone enjoys looking at others bodies in some shape and gender, whether you admit it or not.for example reviewbrahs suit is all about the suit itself, the clothes are the endgame of the outfit. Slim fit stuff is less about a specific style and the clothes themselves, they are essentially just a wrapping paper with which to show the form of your anatomy, go figure with everything being overly sexualized these days.
slim cuts look amazing on male models, less fit guys, not so much
@@ShiftyTribes Idiot, not everyone finds clothing that accentuates the human form appeling. Especially if that person is out of shape (which most people who were these slim fit suits/clothes are). Even the ones who are in shape look like total fruitcakes with all that slim shit. Judging by your comment, you must be a fruit yourself.
Its 2019, aren't we suppose to be wearing double neck ties like in Back To The Future #2?
we're also supposed to have limitless clean energy, and flying cars. yet here we are. not much has changed except we found ways to keep shrinking a computer - Desktop, Laptop, Smartphone, Smartwatch, Sub-dermal Microchip.
It's time
@Shabbos Shekels I've heard That somewhere before. You're right.
@Shabbos Shekels fucking nazi you'd get dropped irl talking like that
*This channel suits me well...lol*
Ha! xD get outta here! Lol
Midnight Cravings first thing I see on your channel is food porn lmao
😂👍
This guys taught me to dress how I actually want to dress in public. The suits are outdated but he doesn’t care. My clothes are too and care I also do not. Thank you food reviewer on the internet who just happens to dress fancy
A little late to the comment section I know, but I just wanted to let you know that I enjoy your content. The effort you put into your videos, really show. A little side note, you are very well spoken and highly educated.. you should really look into starting your own business, I can see you being a very successful businessman. 💙
He already is
As long as Reviewbrah is around, suits will never disappear
I like how you dress man!
You look very classy and elegant!
Steve Harvey wears GREAT SUITS! NO PRINT TIES HES THE BEDT DRESSED $$$$$$$$$$$$$HES GOT MONEY!
Reviewbrah did coke and quaaludes in the 80's
Yeah and they've been kicking in 'till this day.
More like the 40s
Reviewbrah lectures in great detail about the importance and differences in suits and formal men’s dress ware before he downward swings an axe into his victims skull.
And he always had a table in Dorsia
Love suits myself, but not baggy, not skinny. Not too long, not too short. No extremities. Somewhere between slim and regular-fit. Classic never goes out of style and always looks great.
Slim fitting suits also require the wearer to buy a new one more readily if their proportions change, be that height (for younger people) or weight. It also means you might need to get your suit tailored, which is more money in businesses' pockets.
Fashion is recycled
Trends come and go
Wear what ya want ppl
Well yes, in the modern world more so than ever.
@@Fallen-Saint I would never 😂
@@andreavelez4968 gud gurl
I would dress like that everyday if I could. It's a reflection of how we feel about ourselves.
Good suits cost quite the money, and they are forced on people from an age where they can't afford good ones. Or cant even pull it off. So by the time ppl have money for good suits they alreqdy hate it.
As a suit lover myself, i really like wearing them, but wearing it for everyday use is quite impractical and depending the current weather can be a bit hot, so yeah.
But seriously tho, everytime i got the perfect chance to wear my suit or even my beloved long coat, i always wear them
I can't stand wearing suits lol I'm more of the 80s metalhead look lol
Very nice. I would suggest suspenders with buttons sewn on the inside of the waistband for a better drape in the trousers.
Tfw can carry a full sized .357 6 inch barrel nickel plated magnum underneath a 1980s suit
You're spot on about the evolution of the diamond industry. Spot on! I've read about that years back.
Suits should definitely make some sort of comeback. I think a lot of guys take for granted just how much sex appeal they have. No matter how confident/good looking you are, with a good suit you can look good.
That sex appeal is sold to you via advertising though. I'm sure if these companies could they'd sell people on looking like 17th century aristocrats too.
“ join me for my next video where I talk about how I time travel.”
I think we all have something to learn from this guys self confidence and ability to be himself despite what others think.
Go you mate 🤝
Thank you for this take on the current suit market and for your uplifting words! ❤
A pocket watch would be a nice accessory
Need a vest for that if yoy are doing it for fashion accessorization
If for practical with a watch on a simple fob you won't get the nice chain look and people will think you just have a strop in the pocket
homie was saucin in that thumbnail 🔥🔥
I prefer the british drape cut with a full cut trouser.
The one channel that I don’t get upset at for having ads. Get that coin bro.
I'm really fond of 1980s fashion so thats what I wear. I can find wool, silk and beautiful high quality fabric for pennies at thrift stores. You get it reviewbrah, don't ever change.
1940s 50s suits modern suits all look cool
MaySecondChannel My man, i’d like to introduce you to my religion, 1900s-1920s suits
Thank you for shedding light on this subject. Your work is greatly appreciated. Have a pleasant day and enjoy your evening.
i love you, reviewbrah. those suits really are pimpin
agree MOST don't know how to dress or people give up & look sloppy 🤔
@Freddie Foodie King your comment kept me giggling throughout the entire vid. thanks fam
Interesting choice of topic, I like this one a lot.
I Have been considering to do something similar, but You were way ahead of me!
So, thanks for the inspiration and greetings from Finland!
I think my man could do with some vests
Check out Japan. Suits wall to wall here, men, women, high school kids, the elderly, etc. I was resistant at first, but 4 years after moving here I now feel weird if I go out without at least a necktie.
And contrasting collars are still a thing. Bicycles look straight out of the 60's, suits from the 80's, like some kind of timewarp.
Cyro-Nydd are you japanese?
Its been a while since I last tuned in, but your video was just as good as I remember them
He has an undeniable charisma and likability.
Despite his well thought out and expressed opinion I would still love to see Reviewbrah in a modern, properly tailored suit just for my own... purposes.
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Reviewbrah, fashion libertarian: wear what you want as long as youre not hurting others.
The baggy suit looks so much more comfortable. I love that Reviewbrah would fit right in a old timey gangster movie :)