I haven't slept for the last 20ish hours...I was regretting it but then a new video dropped from gentalmens Gazette, it was now worth my sanity slipping and sleep deprivation
@Jibski. I remember, seventy years ago a Gentleman mildly correcting my manners when he told me that "A real gentleman always uses a butter knife, even when dining alone". Today people need to use Google to find out what a Butter Knife actually looks like. Phil.
Spot on, Kyle, as always! I really like these general suggestions on dressing in flucturing climates, 7 degrees Celsius and rain in the morning and 22 °C and sunny in the afternoon takes it's man to be dressed apropriet.
Oh man, it's a welcome escape just thinking about autumn. I'm so ready. Of course, the fact that stepping out of my front door right now is like stepping into a sauna probably has something to do with that. Bring on the jacket weather!!
@@piccalillipit9211 Tomorrow's weather projection is 31 degrees and I'm sweating like a pig just thinking about it. Where I live, it's so hot that it doesn't happen every summer. I just wish this heat would dial down a bit. When it's gets over 24 degrees, I'm no longer enjoying it.
@@harjad9546 - A lot of it is if you are acclimatised to it. When I moved here 12 years ago it was cold shower every hour the first summer. Now I'm much better with it.
I love how eloquent and soothing his voice is. Upon all the clothing elements I feel it’s also your presentation in vocal tone and also eloquence matters a lot. Some may say it’s obvious to do so, but you’d be surprised how many others can get the dressing part right, yet still overall present otherwise. Just my 2 cents.
Really is about time Gentleman's gazette tackled the subject of Kilts for those of Scottish & Irish decent..... can not get more gentlemanly than a man it a kilt....
I've always found transitional seasons the easiest to dress for - not too hot, not too cold. The flannel shirtjacket (I refuse to use that awful portmanteau) has been a staple of Minnesota fashion as long as I can remember - glad to see you giving it its due. 😁
@@henryw.elliott499 Well, I totally agree with you in this point, being that the modern flat caps are nothing compared to those from the early 20th century in terms of attractivity and elegance. However, this isn't only the case with flat caps but also with many other garments and items of the classical menswear spectrum and therefore it is safe to say that the "golden times" of clothing (unfortunately) are way behind us.
Perfect timing Kyle. I'm in the middle of my summer vacation and just started to consider what autumn update my wardrobe needs. So thanks for being early.
Thank you so much for this. In New York it's been crazy and I didn't really how to handle it cause I like flannel shirts over a tee during spring winter and fall.
About ten years ago I started a personal study into comfortable well styled dress and my outer layering decisions were designed around temperature variations. The initial layers of an outfit go a long way to creating that base thermal trap for colder climates. What I decided on was simply an additional coat. I refer to it as an overcoat which i would have over a jacket. Then underneath both I would maintain maybe another four layers. One of which would be a sweater or sweater vest over the possibility of a vest but definitely two shirts. With the shirts I might vary the sleeve length but i prefer a long sleeve. My "overcoat" would be a loose fitting drape most likely incorporating capes, cloaks, and even robes. I enjoy my duster often as well. My jacket layer includes a military style trench, suit, and leather jackets. Partly inspired by the layering seen in the "Harry Potter" films. As they would have a full suit on with light or heavy robe over all. Material too is important and that can play into choosing a piece for an ensemble and intended time of use.
In my world winter lasts 6 -7 months , followed by Spring for a week or two, then a very hot 2 months of summer, then 2 months of fall. We carry a coat all year around, seen it snow on the 4th of July once, Montana weather changes by the minute.
Speaking of unlined or part lined jackets, one of the stupidest things I see nowadays is a linen jacket with a full, 100% polyester lining. Totally negates the point of wearing a jacket made of a breathable material. but it is very common!
Hi! It would be nice, if you made videos about a complete outfit, that doesn't include any clothes, that can't be washed in a washing machine.. No dry cleaning please
Would you consider doing videos that focus on far warmer climates? I live in the US Southwest and it often exceeds 90 degrees during the summer. And ideas would be appreciated
Imagine having a channel for every dressing and maners lifestyle, from gentleman's to thugs, from hypebeast's to it's opposite. Life indeed is a mmorpg openworld. Nice video
Aprreciate the video, but my fellow Gentlemen, I really feel like this should be the time to address dressing for summer. Then again, looking out the window I might just pull that tweed sports coat out of the wardrobe again...
I live in a hot, humid climate so I exclusively buy summer weight clothes. I think summer weight clothes in dark colors can always work. When it's cool out, I'll simply wear long underwear and an overcoat
I know traditionally suit Jackets were meant to be worn with their matching pants but what do you feel when they are sold as seperates? For example I have 3 jackets at the moment 2 are suit and one is a sport. The suits are a Glen Plaid pattern and Charcoal grey so I feel they can still be worn with different pants. I wouldn't separate my dark suit though since the fabric is too shiny and obviously too formal. Anyway I know you all tend to be too busy to respond to everyone but just wanted to share my thoughts and ask. Excellent content as always!
@@henryw.elliott499 I appreciate your insight thank you. I absolutely agree with you that normally I wouldn't break up a suit however since they are a solid Charcoal Grey and a Medium Grey Plaid I believe they can definitely still look nice with Chinos or any Wool Trousers as long as the colors don't clash too much. Also Plaid is a pattern which makes it easy to wear as a sport coat casually just my opinion but obviously my dark suit I wouldn't separate because the fabric is somewhat silky and shiny if that makes sense. But the next Jackets I purchase will definitely be a couple more sport coats instead of suits. Also keep in mind I mostly have switched over to Chinos instead of Jeans so it's a balance between casual and dressy. Although I do keep a black pair what is your opinion on dark Jeans? Hopefully the Charcoal Jacket wouldn't clash with the black jeans but I think the outfit would look nice especially with a white Dress shirt.
@@henryw.elliott499 I truly appreciate intellectual conversations like these sadly it's something that's somewhat rare on here nowadays even if it is on fashion it is still valued so thank you. Hopefully someday GG notices me as I have been gladly upgrading my wardrobe but I understand that they tend to be so preoccupied and don't nearly have time to respond to everyone or acknowledge. Also thanks for not insulting me..it's strange how sometimes completely random strangers would write such rude and unnecessary comments without even truly knowing the person. I have too much class for that so I just block it and move on so thanks for treating me with kindness. So a Black pair of jeans could work with a Charcoal Grey jacket and white shirt? I will definitely experiment the outfits. I'm a pretty classy guy not to brag just being honest haha so I have no doubt at all. I'm just new to casual suits since I've always worn the traditional matching. I live in AZ so it's hot most of the time but still during the cooler weather I want to start wearing a suit at least once a week.
@@henryw.elliott499 Absolutely excellent points and I completely agree. If I have a question I'm never ashamed to ask either and no it doesn't make you idiotic. I plan on also adding a Harrington for another casual yet classy jacket as I actually prefer it to a Bomber Jacket but again it's preference. I no longer care for a leather jacket though since I already had the experience of wearing one in high school. I want to keep it a bit more sophisticated and elegant at this point even though the Harrington can look a little edgy as well. Instead of buying a super cheap one though I think I will save up a bit so I can get more quality. The one Orviss sells looks pretty promising but not sure of its quality. Nicer clothes do make you feel more confident in many ways so I'm definitely going to continue upgrading. What would you suggest for leather shoes that can be dressed up or down? I already have loafers and a Cap Toe Oxford with some broguing but I'm thinking of adding either a suede Derby shoe or Chukka boots. You to great chat!
@@henryw.elliott499 I'll definitely consider a pair of suede derbies next time thank you. For colors Oxblood seems very attractive when you want to change it up from Brown but it is somewhat rare for certain brands. Allen Edmond's are too expensive for me so perhaps another will do until I can eventually save up that much. What shoe brands do you enjoy? I'll probably look into Shoe passion and Paul Evans as well. Honestly my leather shoes are probably lower quality than the top brands but as long as they last 8-10 years I'm satisfied but time will tell. I should probably invest in shoe trees in the near future to keep them from creasing.
@@henryw.elliott499 I'm actually going to re watch the "Sprezzato" video in a bit since I don't remember certain aspects that he said from it so it's nice to refresh my memory. From my understanding it's wearing different colors or styles but within the same fabrics in similar weight most of the time? Obviously not completely matching like a traditional suit Is what I heard. I think I will break the rule a bit though especially when wearing with Chinos instead of my Wool Trousers. Amazing deal indeed! I get a majority of my items on sale as well which is nice when it's available. What are your thoughts on Rockport and Johnston and Murphy? I know they're probably not as high end as Allen Edmonds or even Beckett Simonon but I feel they are wonderful to start with and great for the price.
@Real Man Looks outlandish like you're going on a safari. It looks like cargo pants made into a jacket. I love some of his other coats, but am not a fan of that one
@@toonsoffun5733 - yeah I did. Made my day. Sad for you that it bothered you that some random guy on the internet posted his comment twice cos that made him happy to do so... You know, I often tell my clients [Im a psychologist BTW] that "NOT everything needs an opinion and not every thought you have is true" Just saying.
Great. Now try applying it to 98% of the world and you won't be able to. These advices while good can't be applied for the vast majority of the populace in the vast majority of places. Eg: today was 36°C. Now it rained, it's 21. Tomorrow it'll start at 14, will go up to 38, and it's summer. When the clouds pass there will be no wind tomorrow after 11am and in the early evening there'll be another storm, dropping us to 16°. It's a very "transitional" time though. Also, I'd rather spend my earnings on practical stuff...like a new engine for the tractor, a new apartment I can rent out, non profit pod schooling.
@Real Man as I said: great ideas, very hard to implement even though I'd very much want to. Also, if I would like the content I wouldn't be even remotely critical about it.
I live in a hot, humid climate so I exclusively buy summer weight clothes. I think summer weight clothes in dark colors can always work. When it's cool out, I'll simply wear long underwear and an overcoat
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even though I live in a desert I love transitional seasons, autumn is my favorite 4 hours of the year
I haven't slept for the last 20ish hours...I was regretting it but then a new video dropped from gentalmens Gazette, it was now worth my sanity slipping and sleep deprivation
Ohh man, that's really wise to do !! 🤦♂️
You'll sleep better for it..
Today i had other plans but my plans have changed, today I become a gentleman.
@Jibski. I remember, seventy years ago a Gentleman mildly correcting my manners when he told me that "A real gentleman always uses a butter knife, even when dining alone". Today people need to use Google to find out what a Butter Knife actually looks like. Phil.
Can't agree with this more, never expected to be fascinated by fashion videos
Looking good as always, Kyle. Thanks from Japan for a very useful video.
"A suit jacket does not go with everything."
Challenge Accepted!
It doesn’t go with white tie.
Spot on, Kyle, as always! I really like these general suggestions on dressing in flucturing climates, 7 degrees Celsius and rain in the morning and 22 °C and sunny in the afternoon takes it's man to be dressed apropriet.
Glad you found it useful!
Oh man, it's a welcome escape just thinking about autumn. I'm so ready. Of course, the fact that stepping out of my front door right now is like stepping into a sauna probably has something to do with that. Bring on the jacket weather!!
40ºC HERE I'm layering skin with water from a spray bottle...
@@piccalillipit9211 Tomorrow's weather projection is 31 degrees and I'm sweating like a pig just thinking about it. Where I live, it's so hot that it doesn't happen every summer. I just wish this heat would dial down a bit. When it's gets over 24 degrees, I'm no longer enjoying it.
@@harjad9546 - A lot of it is if you are acclimatised to it. When I moved here 12 years ago it was cold shower every hour the first summer. Now I'm much better with it.
I love how eloquent and soothing his voice is. Upon all the clothing elements I feel it’s also your presentation in vocal tone and also eloquence matters a lot. Some may say it’s obvious to do so, but you’d be surprised how many others can get the dressing part right, yet still overall present otherwise. Just my 2 cents.
Really is about time Gentleman's gazette tackled the subject of Kilts for those of Scottish & Irish decent..... can not get more gentlemanly than a man it a kilt....
I've always found transitional seasons the easiest to dress for - not too hot, not too cold. The flannel shirtjacket (I refuse to use that awful portmanteau) has been a staple of Minnesota fashion as long as I can remember - glad to see you giving it its due. 😁
Raphael at 2:06 looks like one of those spies you see in spy movies
@@henryw.elliott499 Hi Henry, you're funny :D
@@henryw.elliott499 Sir, I was referring to the fact that you don't like the aesthetic of flat caps which I personally find quite odd.
@@henryw.elliott499 Well, I totally agree with you in this point, being that the modern flat caps are nothing compared to those from the early 20th century in terms of attractivity and elegance. However, this isn't only the case with flat caps but also with many other garments and items of the classical menswear spectrum and therefore it is safe to say that the "golden times" of clothing (unfortunately) are way behind us.
Trenchcoat + shorts and sandals with a white t-shirt makes comfort for the mid summer months.
You have a really soothing voice, it’s very nice and calming :)
This I will say is a very informative video that I try my best to follow , Thank You for continuing sharing great style suggestions.
Perfect timing Kyle. I'm in the middle of my summer vacation and just started to consider what autumn update my wardrobe needs. So thanks for being early.
Thank you so much for this. In New York it's been crazy and I didn't really how to handle it cause I like flannel shirts over a tee during spring winter and fall.
Love Kyle’s style. Great video as always guys 💪
About ten years ago I started a personal study into comfortable well styled dress and my outer layering decisions were designed around temperature variations.
The initial layers of an outfit go a long way to creating that base thermal trap for colder climates. What I decided on was simply an additional coat. I refer to it as an overcoat which i would have over a jacket. Then underneath both I would maintain maybe another four layers. One of which would be a sweater or sweater vest over the possibility of a vest but definitely two shirts. With the shirts I might vary the sleeve length but i prefer a long sleeve.
My "overcoat" would be a loose fitting drape most likely incorporating capes, cloaks, and even robes. I enjoy my duster often as well.
My jacket layer includes a military style trench, suit, and leather jackets.
Partly inspired by the layering seen in the "Harry Potter" films. As they would have a full suit on with light or heavy robe over all.
Material too is important and that can play into choosing a piece for an ensemble and intended time of use.
A very informative video..thank you..peace
In my world winter lasts 6 -7 months , followed by Spring for a week or two, then a very hot 2 months of summer, then 2 months of fall. We carry a coat all year around, seen it snow on the 4th of July once, Montana weather changes by the minute.
One of my favourite topics! Great work as always gentlemen.
Speaking of unlined or part lined jackets, one of the stupidest things I see nowadays is a linen jacket with a full, 100% polyester lining. Totally negates the point of wearing a jacket made of a breathable material. but it is very common!
Hi! It would be nice, if you made videos about a complete outfit, that doesn't include any clothes, that can't be washed in a washing machine.. No dry cleaning please
Love this channel. Always high quality so I have post notifications activated.
Would you consider doing videos that focus on far warmer climates?
I live in the US Southwest and it often exceeds 90 degrees during the summer. And ideas would be appreciated
Great guide! I think I will use many tips from here, especially regarding suede shoes.
I really want this guys same style.
I love a Preston cameo
The Harrington Jacket is reminiscent of The Tank Jacket (WW2), popular with Aviators in The Pacific.
1:55 I couldn't help being worried about what I was gonna see. Glad it was just an odd vest...
We the Dutch are born with layering skills.
Imagine having a channel for every dressing and maners lifestyle, from gentleman's to thugs, from hypebeast's to it's opposite. Life indeed is a mmorpg openworld.
Nice video
Very informative video! Thanks for the tips. I love this! ♥
Harrington Jacket - is Raph losing weight? Looking good!
Kyle is the best narrator/presenter on Gentleman's Gazette......
Keep'em coming !! Daddy needs new shoes, daddy needs Pirellis to look good on 22"s 😂
Daddy issues aren't our specialty - new shoes however... ;)
@@gentlemansgazette 😂 think it was Rick Ross who said that
Aprreciate the video, but my fellow Gentlemen, I really feel like this should be the time to address dressing for summer.
Then again, looking out the window I might just pull that tweed sports coat out of the wardrobe again...
noice
I live in a hot, humid climate so I exclusively buy summer weight clothes. I think summer weight clothes in dark colors can always work. When it's cool out, I'll simply wear long underwear and an overcoat
2:06 😮💨🔥😍
Do any of the Gentleman's Gazette team ride a motorcycle on a regular or semi-regular basis?
We're waiting for cufflinks vidéo please ! (i'm found of it !)
Please do videos for hot nations especially for their hot summers like Egypt, Morocco etc
I'm curious what the Gentleman's Gazette thoughts are on the classic men's frock coat of the 19th century.
It's amazing how many people think menswear or just an extra layer can be uncomfortable. Blazers can easily be lighter than a t-shirt.
Thank you. Do you think a trench coat is suitable for summer?
I wear jeans and a v-neck t-shirt every day even to work, how did I end up here.
Which formal wear brands do you guys recommend for someone from Brazil?
*40ºC HERE* I'm layering skin with water from a spray bottle...
Does it matter what you layer?
I've always wanted to wear a suit but in the Philippines you have to deal with 30° Celsius all year round.
Use air conditioning if you planing on having a dinner party. Ofc you can’t wear a suit outside in that weather.
Make a video on espadrills
When will Kyle embrace more roomy trousers? Such tight trousers are not flattering.
Indeed. It's especially unsightly for a man who's overweight.
Hey Gentlemans is corduroy a good material for a Suit? Im thinking about the Massimo Alba Sloop Suit.
I know traditionally suit Jackets were meant to be worn with their matching pants but what do you feel when they are sold as seperates? For example I have 3 jackets at the moment 2 are suit and one is a sport. The suits are a Glen Plaid pattern and Charcoal grey so I feel they can still be worn with different pants. I wouldn't separate my dark suit though since the fabric is too shiny and obviously too formal. Anyway I know you all tend to be too busy to respond to everyone but just wanted to share my thoughts and ask. Excellent content as always!
@@henryw.elliott499 I appreciate your insight thank you. I absolutely agree with you that normally I wouldn't break up a suit however since they are a solid Charcoal Grey and a Medium Grey Plaid I believe they can definitely still look nice with Chinos or any Wool Trousers as long as the colors don't clash too much. Also Plaid is a pattern which makes it easy to wear as a sport coat casually just my opinion but obviously my dark suit I wouldn't separate because the fabric is somewhat silky and shiny if that makes sense. But the next Jackets I purchase will definitely be a couple more sport coats instead of suits. Also keep in mind I mostly have switched over to Chinos instead of Jeans so it's a balance between casual and dressy. Although I do keep a black pair what is your opinion on dark Jeans? Hopefully the Charcoal Jacket wouldn't clash with the black jeans but I think the outfit would look nice especially with a white Dress shirt.
@@henryw.elliott499 I truly appreciate intellectual conversations like these sadly it's something that's somewhat rare on here nowadays even if it is on fashion it is still valued so thank you. Hopefully someday GG notices me as I have been gladly upgrading my wardrobe but I understand that they tend to be so preoccupied and don't nearly have time to respond to everyone or acknowledge. Also thanks for not insulting me..it's strange how sometimes completely random strangers would write such rude and unnecessary comments without even truly knowing the person. I have too much class for that so I just block it and move on so thanks for treating me with kindness. So a Black pair of jeans could work with a Charcoal Grey jacket and white shirt? I will definitely experiment the outfits. I'm a pretty classy guy not to brag just being honest haha so I have no doubt at all. I'm just new to casual suits since I've always worn the traditional matching. I live in AZ so it's hot most of the time but still during the cooler weather I want to start wearing a suit at least once a week.
@@henryw.elliott499 Absolutely excellent points and I completely agree. If I have a question I'm never ashamed to ask either and no it doesn't make you idiotic. I plan on also adding a Harrington for another casual yet classy jacket as I actually prefer it to a Bomber Jacket but again it's preference. I no longer care for a leather jacket though since I already had the experience of wearing one in high school. I want to keep it a bit more sophisticated and elegant at this point even though the Harrington can look a little edgy as well. Instead of buying a super cheap one though I think I will save up a bit so I can get more quality. The one Orviss sells looks pretty promising but not sure of its quality. Nicer clothes do make you feel more confident in many ways so I'm definitely going to continue upgrading. What would you suggest for leather shoes that can be dressed up or down? I already have loafers and a Cap Toe Oxford with some broguing but I'm thinking of adding either a suede Derby shoe or Chukka boots. You to great chat!
@@henryw.elliott499 I'll definitely consider a pair of suede derbies next time thank you. For colors Oxblood seems very attractive when you want to change it up from Brown but it is somewhat rare for certain brands. Allen Edmond's are too expensive for me so perhaps another will do until I can eventually save up that much. What shoe brands do you enjoy? I'll probably look into Shoe passion and Paul Evans as well. Honestly my leather shoes are probably lower quality than the top brands but as long as they last 8-10 years I'm satisfied but time will tell. I should probably invest in shoe trees in the near future to keep them from creasing.
@@henryw.elliott499 I'm actually going to re watch the "Sprezzato" video in a bit since I don't remember certain aspects that he said from it so it's nice to refresh my memory. From my understanding it's wearing different colors or styles but within the same fabrics in similar weight most of the time? Obviously not completely matching like a traditional suit Is what I heard. I think I will break the rule a bit though especially when wearing with Chinos instead of my Wool Trousers. Amazing deal indeed! I get a majority of my items on sale as well which is nice when it's available. What are your thoughts on Rockport and Johnston and Murphy? I know they're probably not as high end as Allen Edmonds or even Beckett Simonon but I feel they are wonderful to start with and great for the price.
Yeah, what about the Mackinow jacket, a classic lost in time...
While I love many of his clothes, that leather jacket with 4 pockets always makes me laugh
@Real Man Looks outlandish like you're going on a safari. It looks like cargo pants made into a jacket. I love some of his other coats, but am not a fan of that one
@@mantalk8798 which is really awesome, mind you
@@ns7023 No, I don't think I'll mind
Hello
one day i will have the disposable income for gentlemanry
Every time Kyle is on ya boy is clicking. I mean I click on all of the videos so...
The real question is why it always seems to be winter in Peaky Blinders
Cos its grim up North me lad......
Dear Kyle your videos are good but please speak little slow to make it better
**laughs in living in the desert**
40ºC HERE I'm layering skin with water from a spray bottle...
@@piccalillipit9211 you must really enjoy your joke posting it twice. It’s not that funny.
@@toonsoffun5733 - yeah I did. Made my day. Sad for you that it bothered you that some random guy on the internet posted his comment twice cos that made him happy to do so... You know, I often tell my clients [Im a psychologist BTW] that "NOT everything needs an opinion and not every thought you have is true"
Just saying.
You kidding I live in Ohio. Fall/ spring can be 30 to 80.
IS IT WORTH IT: CHELSEA BOOTS
Slow down please, you talk to fast for people who don't speak English everyday 😎
Great. Now try applying it to 98% of the world and you won't be able to. These advices while good can't be applied for the vast majority of the populace in the vast majority of places.
Eg: today was 36°C. Now it rained, it's 21. Tomorrow it'll start at 14, will go up to 38, and it's summer. When the clouds pass there will be no wind tomorrow after 11am and in the early evening there'll be another storm, dropping us to 16°. It's a very "transitional" time though.
Also, I'd rather spend my earnings on practical stuff...like a new engine for the tractor, a new apartment I can rent out, non profit pod schooling.
@Real Man as I said: great ideas, very hard to implement even though I'd very much want to.
Also, if I would like the content I wouldn't be even remotely critical about it.
@@momqabt You can get many of their items for pennies on the dollar. Check their second hand guide
Layering looks ancient and poor. You should buy clothes that are season functional and do not require layering.
Since when? Layering has been done historically by the higher class as well. How is it ancient and poor?
What is a 3-piece suit, if not three layers of dress clothes? (jacket, vest, shirt, and perhaps undershirt)
I live in a hot, humid climate so I exclusively buy summer weight clothes. I think summer weight clothes in dark colors can always work. When it's cool out, I'll simply wear long underwear and an overcoat