I think you are spot on saying that basics give you versatility rather then special items. I probably needed to hear that. As always, thanks a lot. Im looking forward to future instalments.
A true gentleman's channel. This is excellent information. Especially for young men who are unaware of how to present oneself as a gentleman. Excellent work
Always wore suits especially on days off of work ! Men don't dress anymore a lost art in my opinion this channel is refreshing... keep up the good work sir!
Outstanding style and collection! reminds me of what I have always worn throughout the decades without falling pray to the whims and winds of ridiculous fashion trends and faux pas, bravo!
I love the one in charcoal fresco, I have a very similar suit from E&R. Too bad no flannel suits made the cut, I think they're essential for anyone living in a colder climate.
Fellow fan of H. Lesser. Have you experimented with Fox Air for summer suits? I typically commission flannels in Fox, but haven’t done anything else with them.
Prof, you are a talent and a Gem of fashion amongst in our time. I like your presentations, well learned, informative, measured to your audience. I have only one suggestion, the lighting in your studio needs improvement, the presenter is visible but the presentation is not clear to my view. Besides this l can listen to you all day, all night because l love fashion. Thank you fall that represents and do.
An enjoyable presentation. I assume that you have no foundational suits in flannel due to your geographical location? The heavy flannel suits drape quite well too.
@TheMightyKam I do own quite a few heavy flannels and similarly linen suits. However I chose to focus on “foundational” suits. Thank you for watching. PROFF
@@AskOkeyInc What I meant to say is that a heavier weight suit is perhaps foundational for men in regions with very cold seasons. For example, one might start one's wardrobe with one navy hopsack and one light grey worsted suit for the warmer months and a navy and charcoal flannel suit for the colder months.
@@ruliadultra Absolutely correct Might Kam. It’s all climate dependent. However even in cold climates, I’d probably defer flannel for later suits because you could always layer up your 13oz worsted with a top coat. Even in cooler climates, I’d still start out with a 13oz worsted and summer counterparts in high twist or linen for summer. PROFF
I would add a few items to your dinner suit. The pants should be made with a fishtail back and buttons for braces. Also the pants should have no back pockets so you have a clean look.
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I have a question about a building purchasing my first suit. I need a suit for interviews and also for work unfortunately right now starting this position I been out of work for a four months after being a director of respiratory therapist and the company firing me because my ex was hired and is a CNP and stated the only way she would work there is if I was not working there. I have an important interview and also need a suit for work and a wedding coming up which I could get later on. I watched your video about someone that is shorter like myself I’m 5’9. I don’t want to go to a place like men’s warehouse which is the only place we have that sells suits well there is also Dillards and other commercial companies. What would you recommend I do ? I don’t have much to spend on a suit I have a dress shirts I could use but I want one good looking suit with a vest. The current suit you are wearing in this video is nice but I need something more formal. What would you recommend if you only had a very small amount of money to spend because this will definitely be a part the company is looking for.
Mohair goat is not to be mixed with God's Sheep or Wool haired. That is an ANCIENT curse. Be aware. African and Neanderthal Law. Later becoming Hebrew and Gentile LAW. I Love the show Brother. I'm a fanatic of fabrics garment or otherwise. Your show is catnip😁🎯💯🥳
I clearly travel in the wrong circles if I'm supposed to wear a tuxedo at least once a year. I've never, never, never been anywhere that a suit was not formal enough.
@Alvaro I do button up the Double Breasted coats when I hang them up. The Single breasted, I may or may not. Thank w for watching. Don’t forget to smash that SUBSCRIBE BUTTON 😁 PROFF!
If the fabric scratches your legs, you need a Cymian Island treatment. It's an Island of the East Coast of Greece. There are some goats with the finest hair ever. I MEAN hair.
Unless you want to invite yourself to dinner, then Everyman, Everyman, does NOT require a Dinner Jacket, or Tuxedo. I wear a suit everyday to work, I am well within the top 5% of net worth in the US, yet I have no need for a tuxedo. The EVERYMAN does not need to spend money on a Dinner Jacket or tuxedo. 🎉 A fine navy suit will do just as well, and be more versatile. But that would not be an EVERYDAY MAN, according to you.
Hi, one small note: a tuxedo is not really a formal piece of clothing, its just a garment that can be used in a very specific setting (ie evening). But, back in the days, it was not considered more formal than a suit.
You are responsible for bringing back this way of dressing. It will gradually become the trend bc of you
That’s is ultimately our objective 💯
Thank you and welcome aboard 😁
I think you are spot on saying that basics give you versatility rather then special items. I probably needed to hear that. As always, thanks a lot. Im looking forward to future instalments.
@ichder jogi Some things in life we learn from doing things the wrong way 😁 Stay tuned to this channel for more premium content. PROFF!
Man, you are seriously underrated. This is really good info.
Thank you Reuben. It will come! FOR SURE! One step at a time.
Welcome once again to AskOkey. PROFF
A true gentleman's channel. This is excellent information. Especially for young men who are unaware of how to present oneself as a gentleman. Excellent work
Thank you Ricardo 🔥
Welcome aboard sir
Always wore suits especially on days off of work ! Men don't dress anymore a lost art in my opinion this channel is refreshing... keep up the good work sir!
I can listen to this man talk about suits for hours
Let’s keep listening then 😅
Welcome aboard Makinist 🔥
@@AskOkeyInc I'm serious. Your channel is by far the best repertoire for knowledge in men's fine garments. Keep 'em coming!
@@mxkinist We ain’t going nowhere 😅
I literally have listened to this man talk about suits for hours already lol.
@@user-wh6sp6st8s KEEP LISTENING 😅
good to see you back. Looking forward to the linen and tweed vids
@Blaze. We are BACK for sure Blaze! Stay tuned. PROFF
Outstanding style and collection! reminds me of what I have always worn throughout the decades without falling pray to the whims and winds of ridiculous fashion trends and faux pas, bravo!
Thank you and welcome aboard Sir 🔥
I love the one in charcoal fresco, I have a very similar suit from E&R. Too bad no flannel suits made the cut, I think they're essential for anyone living in a colder climate.
Outstanding sir. Thank you for your time
Great Channel. Thank you!
The Proff, giving out the knowledge..👏
For sure Scottie! The PROFF is here for you 😁
Fellow fan of H. Lesser. Have you experimented with Fox Air for summer suits? I typically commission flannels in Fox, but haven’t done anything else with them.
Proff, I want everything you have there!😊
Scottie, Ask (AskOkey) and it shall be given 😁 PROFF!
Prof, you are a talent and a Gem of fashion amongst in our time. I like your presentations, well learned, informative, measured to your audience.
I have only one suggestion, the lighting in your studio needs improvement, the presenter is visible but the presentation is not clear to my view. Besides this l can listen to you all day, all night because l love fashion. Thank you fall that represents and do.
Hello, i have been enjoying your program, what is your thoughts on mixing your suits, pants and coats
@@samletcher9638 DO NOT DO IT
Buy your suits and odd jacket pairings separately
Sir you have a great sense of dressing very very stylish.
Mr, I really enjoyed listening you.
You converted me 😮
An enjoyable presentation. I assume that you have no foundational suits in flannel due to your geographical location? The heavy flannel suits drape quite well too.
@TheMightyKam I do own quite a few heavy flannels and similarly linen suits. However I chose to focus on “foundational” suits. Thank you for watching. PROFF
@@AskOkeyInc What I meant to say is that a heavier weight suit is perhaps foundational for men in regions with very cold seasons. For example, one might start one's wardrobe with one navy hopsack and one light grey worsted suit for the warmer months and a navy and charcoal flannel suit for the colder months.
@@ruliadultra Absolutely correct Might Kam. It’s all climate dependent. However even in cold climates, I’d probably defer flannel for later suits because you could always layer up your 13oz worsted with a top coat. Even in cooler climates, I’d still start out with a 13oz worsted and summer counterparts in high twist or linen for summer. PROFF
Pure Gold!!
@Southrap23 X Thank you sir!
I would add a few items to your dinner suit. The pants should be made with a fishtail back and buttons for braces. Also the pants should have no back pockets so you have a clean look.
Fantastic. You are a gentelman.
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Well done.
Thank you Tubezaz. And welcome to AskOkey! PROFF
Mr Okey what are the codes of the dove grey Crispaire and Lesser grey sharkskin fabrics?
@@MC90pastel Send us an email
cloth@askokey.com
Amazing!
@TheLeadEagle. Thank you sir! Do stay tuned for more premium content on AskOkey. PROFF!
Enjoy your videos,
Do you think it would be a mistake to do a 1 button navy suit for my first bespoke commission instead of a 2 button?
I have a question about a building purchasing my first suit. I need a suit for interviews and also for work unfortunately right now starting this position I been out of work for a four months after being a director of respiratory therapist and the company firing me because my ex was hired and is a CNP and stated the only way she would work there is if I was not working there. I have an important interview and also need a suit for work and a wedding coming up which I could get later on. I watched your video about someone that is shorter like myself I’m 5’9. I don’t want to go to a place like men’s warehouse which is the only place we have that sells suits well there is also Dillards and other commercial companies. What would you recommend I do ? I don’t have much to spend on a suit I have a dress shirts I could use but I want one good looking suit with a vest. The current suit you are wearing in this video is nice but I need something more formal. What would you recommend if you only had a very small amount of money to spend because this will definitely be a part the company is looking for.
What advice would you give to the smaller budgets ?
would you say a dark brown suit is as versatile as navy suit?
Certainly NOT. But it’s a good secondary color to have as a foundation suit
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What a resource , thank you for sharing your knowledge and style ❤❤❤ classic
Glad you enjoyed it!
Mohair goat is not to be mixed with God's Sheep or Wool haired. That is an ANCIENT curse. Be aware. African and Neanderthal Law. Later becoming Hebrew and Gentile LAW. I Love the show Brother. I'm a fanatic of fabrics garment or otherwise. Your show is catnip😁🎯💯🥳
@Curtis-is Soular Thank you brother! Do stay with us …. PROFF
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@@Saeed-d1j Thank you and welcome
You can tell you are a man that respects his suits, because of the way you place them back.
I clearly travel in the wrong circles if I'm supposed to wear a tuxedo at least once a year. I've never, never, never been anywhere that a suit was not formal enough.
Do you store your suits buttoned in the hangers?
@Alvaro I do button up the Double Breasted coats when I hang them up. The Single breasted, I may or may not. Thank w for watching. Don’t forget to smash that SUBSCRIBE BUTTON 😁 PROFF!
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@@Saeed-d1j Welcome aboard
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If the fabric scratches your legs, you need a Cymian Island treatment. It's an Island of the East Coast of Greece. There are some goats with the finest hair ever. I MEAN hair.
Ah I just learned something new from Josey 😁🙌🏾
What do you think of Steve Harvey’s suit recommendations?
Unless you want to invite yourself to dinner, then Everyman, Everyman, does NOT require a Dinner Jacket, or Tuxedo.
I wear a suit everyday to work, I am well within the top 5% of net worth in the US, yet I have no need for a tuxedo.
The EVERYMAN does not need to spend money on a Dinner Jacket or tuxedo. 🎉
A fine navy suit will do just as well, and be more versatile.
But that would not be an EVERYDAY MAN, according to you.
If you say so sir
With your generous income,, it’d be unfortunate if you didn’t own one yourself
TAILOR MADE of course
Hi, one small note: a tuxedo is not really a formal piece of clothing, its just a garment that can be used in a very specific setting (ie evening). But, back in the days, it was not considered more formal than a suit.
No audio sir.
There is.
Hello, would the medium grey double breast be appropiate for a funeral?
In the UK with white shirt and black / dark navy silk tie then yes but a a charcoal grey would be the more natural choice.
Clothes make the man, and until we are dressed, we are all the same.
Step one: Have money.
That’s a good place to start 😅
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@@AskOkeyIncI’m check to check. Just picked up a 60s Christian Dior sport jacket for $4 at the thrift shop.
@@TANOMICOM GREAT FIND Tano 🔥
Welcome aboard 😁
Sorry okey but every man does not need a tuxedo because most of us will never be invited to a dinner party maybe a fancy dress party
You can invite yourself to dinner every first night or Saturday night