Thank you gentleman's gazette team, this video was long overdue. Keep the insightful sartorial videos coming... A humble future video request: Mod sub-culture suits & bespoke Saville Row suits.
When you sit down, all buttons should be undone, otherwise the jacket will lift up due to the shoulder pads or, as here, stand up under the lapels. After getting up, the buttons are closed again.
The most important item in a gentleman veterans wardrobe is the regimental pullover, leather cuff's, elbow pads and the occasional darned moth hole. Epaulettes should be retained, {without rank}. Strictly for domestic use, preferably in a conservatory, orangery or greenhouse.
Not a photo of the Home Guard (Local Defence Volunteers) at Ash's first mention of "military"🤣He's done you dirty there with the Dad's Army reference. Only joking. All service is to be applauded. Plus I love Dad's Army. 👍
He makes most of his videos behind a desk, half his frame is visible, probably he got used to that and forgot. I’m definitely sure he knows the rules and slipped.
It's really easy to mess it up. I wear double breasted jackets and overcoats far more often than single breasted jackets, so you'd bet I do it most times I do wear one... though it lasts maybe a minute before I notice.
I think if he forgot he doesn't do it enough hence he probably didn't forget. I often see his videos and you can tell it's always buttoned when sat 😂😂❤
Excellent interview, Ash is such a decent chap and has a very generous attitude to others. Jack, I'm sure you meant to say ... 'British' culture and stolen valour' and Ash was just too polite to correct you. I really did think only American's confused that important distinction these days, especially regarding the military. More interviews like this and perhaps some more sartorial 'out and abouts' regarding companies that are not just 'luxury goods'. Perhaps somebody should have ironed that green suit behind you Jack 😉
i have a question that seems fitting to the topic, can an elegant military jacket especially something like NO.2 british jacket work as a substitute for norfolk suit or maybe even a safari jacket?
Seeing someone dressing like it's the 1940's in the 2020's would be like seeing someone in the 1940's sporting a powdered wig and knee high socks. Doesn't make a great first impression, just looks like they're trying too hard and out of touch.
Honestly, within the first minute of this video is a valuable life lesson. "Work on yourself first, the clothes will follow".
That's the Chaps' Guide all over
I appreciate his ethical way of shopping
Seeing this in my feed, I knew I had to watch it immediately
Glad to see this collab video pop in my notifications! I've been watching both your channels for a few years now
Thank you! It was a pleasure to film with Ash
Yes this is a real pleasure, thankyou to everyone involved.
Wonderful interview! Great job Jack et al.
Thank you!
Lisa
Brilliant channel and wonderful gentleman
Learning something new when i watch your content
Thank you gentleman's gazette team, this video was long overdue. Keep the insightful sartorial videos coming... A humble future video request: Mod sub-culture suits & bespoke Saville Row suits.
When you sit down, all buttons should be undone, otherwise the jacket will lift up due to the shoulder pads or, as here, stand up under the lapels. After getting up, the buttons are closed again.
Give him a break 🤣, probably because he makes most of his videos sitting behind a desk and probably got used to it, but I’m pretty sure he knows.
Classic Hugo Boss was the best men’s fashion ever.
Hugo boss also made some of the best military uniforms.
now it's more glue and polyester than anything else 😂
The most important item in a gentleman veterans wardrobe is the regimental pullover, leather cuff's, elbow pads and the occasional darned moth hole. Epaulettes should be retained, {without rank}. Strictly for domestic use, preferably in a conservatory, orangery or greenhouse.
well done gentlemen very good topic .i am fan of both chaps .
I'm a lifelong fan of Tricker's ❤
Not a photo of the Home Guard (Local Defence Volunteers) at Ash's first mention of "military"🤣He's done you dirty there with the Dad's Army reference.
Only joking. All service is to be applauded. Plus I love Dad's Army. 👍
Can someone tell him to open the blazer button when sitting?
Truly an underrated comment
He makes most of his videos behind a desk, half his frame is visible, probably he got used to that and forgot. I’m definitely sure he knows the rules and slipped.
It's really easy to mess it up. I wear double breasted jackets and overcoats far more often than single breasted jackets, so you'd bet I do it most times I do wear one... though it lasts maybe a minute before I notice.
Was going to write that, I really hope he just forgot, otherwise would be such a style error.
I think if he forgot he doesn't do it enough hence he probably didn't forget. I often see his videos and you can tell it's always buttoned when sat 😂😂❤
Excellent interview, Ash is such a decent chap and has a very generous attitude to others.
Jack, I'm sure you meant to say ... 'British' culture and stolen valour' and Ash was just too polite to correct you. I really did think only American's confused that important distinction these days, especially regarding the military.
More interviews like this and perhaps some more sartorial 'out and abouts' regarding companies that are not just 'luxury goods'.
Perhaps somebody should have ironed that green suit behind you Jack 😉
i have a question that seems fitting to the topic, can an elegant military jacket especially something like NO.2 british jacket work as a substitute for norfolk suit or maybe even a safari jacket?
Are those chair fabric taken from a left over coat?
Surely that is not an English stripe ( not heart to hip ) ?
Hugo Boss.
When I was in the service (us) some fifty years ago the winter dress uniform was cheesy trash.....
Ash I was a Submariner , started on diesel boats , not much Sartorial elegance on show .
"Differently". Come on, GG.
Seeing someone dressing like it's the 1940's in the 2020's would be like seeing someone in the 1940's sporting a powdered wig and knee high socks. Doesn't make a great first impression, just looks like they're trying too hard and out of touch.