@@MatthewJBD When you've got three cameras pointing at you and you're used to being behind the scenes, it can feel a little unnatural at first! Hopefully, I did well enough that you were able to enjoy the video 🙂 - Jack
Eb. Perhaps you can fold your T-shirts with the printing exposes, then tastefully arrange them as a collage in a large picture frame so you can display them on the wall. It would be a great conversation starter.
Great job gentlemen! You both have fascinated me with how distinctive your clothing choices always are! You have been sort of the mystery men behind the scenes of Gentleman's Gazette! I'm so pleased to see you in front of the camera, and I hope this will become something you do more often! Thank you very much! Lisa
As an option for dealing with those souvenir t-shirts, or indeed *any* sentimental tee that you don't see yourself wearing in the future: look into having a quilt made of those shirts. I helped my cousin make a quilt out of tees from the high school plays and musicals she was in; it's time consuming but not necessarily difficult.
Excellent video from these two gentleman. For me it is about getting a bad fit, more often too large but sometimes too small, because the price was low. I had to toss three white shirts and still need to go to a men's clothing store that also has a tailor so I can be fitted out for a shirt that looks good on me.
I have seen some fun quilts made from souvenir T-shirts! Perhaps something to consider! Cuddle up with your wife to watch a movie, and drape yourselves with your souvenir T shirt quilt! How fitting! Lisa
Tremendous video, the concept and subject matter. Hosted by two of the most splendid chaps and sartorial experts, whom I am honored to have been in shared company at the recent Belvedere Bash!
I had seen videos of these fellows over the past few, and after getting to "meet" them on this episode, I hope we get to see them much more!!! Cheers, gentlemen, and an excellent job!!!
I’m mightily impressed by finally seeing you both talking about your fashion regrets. I’m especially impressed by Jack’s eye glasses and I may explore getting a pair of them for myself. They look great with Jack’s tuxedo and since I have to wear a tuxedo most of the time, I would like to see how they’d look on me. E.J.’s ensemble also looks great and very well put together. It’s always a pleasure to see what Gentleman’s Gazette brings out that we don’t always think about. I’m also with you regarding t-shirts because I wear them mostly when I’m thinking casual. I truly enjoy dressing up (maybe a little too over the top at times) and I would love to see a return to men being more dressed up including wearing tuxedos for evenings at home, but that one might be a bit more of a challenge to pull off. Meanwhile keep bringing out the best videos you can. Just excellent!
I met Jack in London, briefly, at the London Shoe Trunk shoe. Nice to see him (and Eb) on the GG :-) I have to say, it's important to recognise where you have gone wrong in your sartorial journey in order to really hone your style. Mine: a pair of Jodhpur boots i never loved them because of their poor quality fit, colour and construction. Thanks Tony
My big mistake was buying prestigious name clothing from the final clearance rack thinking 'at this price I can have it altered to fit and still come out ahead' (I never went to the trouble of having any of those items tailored)
I think the new frontier of men's fashion will be clothiers in airports where you rent clothes when arriving and then drop them off at the airport when you travel back to your home.
It's so lovely to be able to get to know Jack & Eb! Thanks for sharing some of your sartorial journey insights with us-we would love to see a "Get to Know" video for each of them and their personal styles! :)
Very nice video, it's great to get an inside of the rest of the team. For the Souvenir T-Shirt problem, my aunt makes pillow sheets out of unused T-Shirts. You just take like 30x30cm from the front and the back and sew them together with a zipper or buttons. That way you can keep the memory and use it also as decor.
I have a couple of those top hats - for my uses, which are mostly costume, they are excellent. They are also used by the master on my masonic lodge during degrees, at which time the hat is entirely symbolic of leadership & often paired with the standard Tuxedo. (our regalia closet is stocked with top hats a century or more in age, and they LOOK it)
Two true gentlemen, and charming presenters, I really enjoyed the video :) As a fellow Englishman, I would be very interested to know where Jack gets his shirts? Edit: I see, from Proper Cloth, forgot about the outfit rundown :)
Hi Josh - I have shirts from a whole range of places: Drake's, Turnbull & Asser, Ralph Lauren, Luca Avitable, Emmett London, Proper Cloth, Charles Tyrwhitt, Thomas Pink, Hackett, and so on. I try my best not to stick to just one maker, as they all do something different to the other! - Jack
Huh. I love that black overcoat. Get some use from the oversized gloves... wool liners and you've got good winter driving gloves. Good point about the "sticky" socks! Interesting fresh faces, good job!
The situation with the trouser legs and over the calf socks is annoying and I'm surprised that it's not mentioned more often. I think everyone thinks that the nice sleek tapered leg is a good look and yes, it is, while standing but try to stand up from sitting and you have that problem as Jack mentioned. It does kind of ruin it because it's hard to strike that perfect balance of wanting to have a not too wide hem but also wear the OTC socks and not have them sliding down all the time.
I've definitely spent hours in the past searching the internet for answers, but the only true solution is to make sure your trousers have enough room to move around your socks! - Jack
Only on the Gentleman's Gazette buying regrets are the t-shirts languishing in a drawer while a $350 satin top hat is "something I actually get the chance to wear!" 🤣
Huge sympathies with the size 8 hat, and of course all the size 8 hats in my area are ballcaps and snapbacks, I ended up having to commission a flay cap from a shady, now defunct etsy tailor
Before this video I used to really like this channel but now I’m really hooked Being British myself it was fantastic to hear a British voice on your team I agree with the idea of putting these guys in front of the camera more often You’re channel would become more international and would show all the variations in taste while still dressing stylishly
I enjoyed this video very much. Jack when you view videos before publication, what are the things that you are looking for, and have you ever said that a video has to be redone? A second question is when you do social media what does that entail?
Jack here - we have an extremely talented team of editors, so any reviews I make are really coming from a fresh pair of eyes to make sure things are accurate and entertaining. Regarding social media, it's anything from posting images, stories, commenting...you name it!
@@gentlemansgazette Oh! I misunderstood and thought you were the only one viewing the videos and did not realize that there are several pairs of eyes looking before publishing! Very cool! Thank you!
My biggest regrets are any shirts I bought that were made with polyester. Just by wearing those shirts, I could feel how cheap and plastic-y they were.
so sad that today the most mens dont care about of there own appearance. regular fit jeans , sandals, sportsware, sneakers , oversized tshirts , discount clothing is most popular
Ironic that you're talking down about people's style of clothing when your grammar is atrocious. Apparently, you don't know the differences with 'there'.
For me it was buying a vintage pocketwatch. seller said it was restored and ran on time. Turns out it was butchered and totally didn’t. So I’m now mentally preparing myself to spend more than double the buying price to get it repaired/maintained
These are the same grey ones (You can see what they look like after 6 years in the video!) shop.gentlemansgazette.com/accessories/gloves/light-grey-mens-gloves-with-button-in-lamb-nappa-leather-by-fort-belvedere/? We do have a medium grey pair that are slightly darker to begin with if you prefer: shop.gentlemansgazette.com/accessories/gloves/medium-grey-lamb-nappa-men-s-leather-gloves-water-resistant-by-fort-belvedere/?
For the souvenir T-Shirts, find a local quilter to make a T-shirt quilt out of your shirts. Then you can put it out in your living room where it's a conversation piece and serves a purpose.
I've bought some jackets that ended up costing more in tailoring because the sides had to be brought in too, which ends up costing 3x more. And slim fit pants
E.J., have the tourist t-shirts that you already have sewn into a quilt/throw blanket! My friend's mother did that with her ribbons won at equestrian events.
I love vintage - 1930s and 40s-era clothing. The repro company Cathcart in the UK makes wonderful clothing. That said, I bought a 3 pack of vintage-looking socks. While they are very well made, they are knee socks. I don't have - or wear - plus 4s so I don't need socks that are that high. On me, they feel uncomfortable squeezing my calves. I love buying Cathcart clothes but will pass on any more knee socks.
so, this is kinda unrelated to the topic, but this is the first time I've noticed the Tom's Town gin on the liquor table. I gave them a try a couple of years ago just because I loved the art deco design of the bottles, but it's quickly become one of my go-to gins for the $30-40 range
My first ever regret was on my first suit, because back then I only knew about the classic menswear with shallowness so I bought my first suit at an over-saturated and trend-following store. I have a pretty bulky configuration of my body, and my head is weirdly as big as the width of my chest, so having a continental style shouldn't be my approach. However, I went for the continental style, because they recommended so, I didn't think much about whether they were trying to cut corners on me so I gave them the green light. When I got it, it was pretty constraining, i heard about it before that my suit should be constricting but not too much, which i didn't know how much is enough so I thought that was normal, 'til i researched into more because i couldn't properly sit down with it most of the time. I really regret it to this day. However, my second was far better as i researched into it way deeper than before.
Who hasn’t made wardrobe mistakes that they regret I’m approaching 60 years old now and I think I’ve almost worked out what I like and works well By trial and error
Fun episode fellows! (Oh come on Jack, I would love to see you in a super tight pair of pants! Lol) Shoes/Laces n socks and Jacks outfit today are killer....A+++! Eb, you do look very Italian today. Cheers boys!
This jacket features slits on both lapels so I decided to do something different - I tend to wear very colorful boutonniere and pocket squares so spacing them apart, when I can, reduces the visual clutter
Hello, I would like to know if you could make a focus video on the usage of dark blue and blue dress shoes, with recomendations on the usage and combinations with them. Thanks.
I don't wear t-shirts either however I will wear them now and then during the summer I'm at the house guess my home attire does change throughout the seasons I don't wear a mountain public but I will wear them at the at my house so yeah I do wear t-shirts but only when I'm at my house they're just kind of like home attire polos and Camp collar shirts I also wear like short sleeve button-down collar shirts so yeah the Plaid ones in the Striped ones I wear especially I do like those actually of course it is currently you know almost winter so of course I'm mostly wearing them my winter tire for the most part like right now the Prince of Wales check jacket paired with paired with like a pattern tie I'm wearing like a French cuff shirt so yeah my home attire does change throughout Seasons actually so yeah
My biggest regret is a pair of gray derby’s with a fabric inlay. They look very cool but just don’t fit in at all with my vintage-workwear influenced style
Those who need wheels under their luggage need to reconsider their packing. When I travel, a waxed holdall (or ultralight backpack for outdoor pursuits) always suffices. Whether on a weekend trip or on a summer holiday.
@@georgeleorgebeorge2354touché. But most people tend to pack far more than they actually need. I enjoy travelling light and have my clothes washed while underway. It saves so much volume.
Beyond the stuff you get from some of these mail order companies is their ability to deliver. Some companies have customer service that functions (e.g., Oliver Wicks) while others have robotic customer service that fail miserably (e.g. Hockerty). This is a logistical thing, but it can be important to deal with a company that responds and is flexible if you travel a lot between addresses (and it can be very frustrating when you deal with idiotic robots only). Did you ever do a video on that topic?
Jack here - As someone from the UK, we use the term colloquially quite often: "I'm going to pop to the shops", "Could you pop that in my bag", "When are you going to pop over?", etc. So, "a pop of colour" or suchlike isn't really a big deal here
Both of these guys are comfortable conversationalists, good annunciation, and very well dressed gentlemen. They are significantly better than several of the "on-air" personalities. Rather not bring those other guys down, but these two guys are definitely in the top five personalities on the channel.
It's not being fashionably dressed which this channel promotes........BUT .........a T-shirt from a historic site or a National Park can often start a conversation with people you encounter. Being "fashionably " dressed" can often be "off putting" especially if they are casually dressed.
Oh tsk! An Englishman, and he regrets purchasing a black overcoat - shame, shame. Look, GG, you lot keep saying this about black, but black is good. You can introduce colour to offset it, and it does work with colour - think of Dracula''s cape: black without, blood red within. And did he get complaints about his attire? I think not. Give black a break. Mind you, I say this as one who is a good 40 years older than you two gentlemen: black isn't actually worn very often in Britain, maybe it's commoner in the USA. Plus, I go to quite a few funerals.... Mistakes? Square-toed shoes = expensive, too expensive, and made me look like a clown. I couldn't wear them. The other mistake was a check jacket, of so bold a check that people assumed I'd made it out of a rather over-excited tablecloth.
Hi Robert, Jack here. The only black overcoats I see in the UK are typically on the cheaper end trying to look like they're more expensive or smarter than they actually are. Most well-dressed folk I've seen don't tend to own black overcoats, but navy and grey are particularly popular - especially with a pattern like a herringbone. We do actually give more depth to why we (as a team) feel that black is overrated when it comes to daywear, as you can see in our original video: www.gentlemansgazette.com/the-most-overrated-color-black/? I totally get you when it comes to square-toes shoes - there's a fine line between an elegant chisel and a boxier square toe!
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These two were tremendous! They need to be on camera more often!
Glad to hear you enjoyed Jack & Eb's debut, Michael!
Good to see a fellow Englishman on GG
He sounds the same as Stephen Finn @@Project-Masculinity
Jack is amazingly dressed and well spoken. So comfortable in his own skin. He seems effortlessly
Seems like a nice lad but I thought he sounded weirdly scripted
Jack here - thank you very much!
@@MatthewJBD When you've got three cameras pointing at you and you're used to being behind the scenes, it can feel a little unnatural at first! Hopefully, I did well enough that you were able to enjoy the video 🙂 - Jack
Also, he has the poise of an English man!
Preston has opened up so much since his first days in front of the camera!
So proud of him as he continues to lead us in sartorial matters!
This is an awesome addition to the channel. Would love to see more of these two, even if only when they are in town for other business.
Eb. Perhaps you can fold your T-shirts with the printing exposes, then tastefully arrange them as a collage in a large picture frame so you can display them on the wall. It would be a great conversation starter.
That is an excellent idea, especially as I love the unique designs they feature!
My mother also suggested that I ought to make a quilt ...
Jack, the epitome of an English gentleman.
Immediately after I heard few first words from him, I knew. 🔥
Great job gentlemen! You both have fascinated me with how distinctive your clothing choices always are! You have been sort of the mystery men behind the scenes of Gentleman's Gazette! I'm so pleased to see you in front of the camera, and I hope this will become something you do more often!
Thank you very much!
Lisa
Thank you, Lisa! Always pleased to hear you enjoyed the video 🙂
As an option for dealing with those souvenir t-shirts, or indeed *any* sentimental tee that you don't see yourself wearing in the future: look into having a quilt made of those shirts. I helped my cousin make a quilt out of tees from the high school plays and musicals she was in; it's time consuming but not necessarily difficult.
Does quilt means ਰਜ਼ਾਈ (comforter, blanket)
Excellent video from these two gentleman. For me it is about getting a bad fit, more often too large but sometimes too small, because the price was low. I had to toss three white shirts and still need to go to a men's clothing store that also has a tailor so I can be fitted out for a shirt that looks good on me.
For it being these guys first time on camera, they handle it exceedingly well.
I have seen some fun quilts made from souvenir T-shirts! Perhaps something to consider! Cuddle up with your wife to watch a movie, and drape yourselves with your souvenir T shirt quilt! How fitting!
Lisa
I have a Red wings hockey t-shirt quilt. You can also make throw pillows.
Tremendous video, the concept and subject matter. Hosted by two of the most splendid chaps and sartorial experts, whom I am honored to have been in shared company at the recent Belvedere Bash!
a Belvedere bash?!? Sounds splendid
@@datone6360 Indeed! We hosted an event in October this year
Job, it was our pleasure to meet and share the event with you! Jack & Eb
The segment on souvenir t-shirts hit home. I am in the same boat.
Bravo to both of you. You performed like pros.
The way that Preston just *unspawned*
No editing either, it's one of his superpowers...👀
I loved this one on one interview style. Fabulous. Non scripted with scriptwriters.
I had seen videos of these fellows over the past few, and after getting to "meet" them on this episode, I hope we get to see them much more!!! Cheers, gentlemen, and an excellent job!!!
🥂
I’m mightily impressed by finally seeing you both talking about your fashion regrets. I’m especially impressed by Jack’s eye glasses and I may explore getting a pair of them for myself. They look great with Jack’s tuxedo and since I have to wear a tuxedo most of the time, I would like to see how they’d look on me. E.J.’s ensemble also looks great and very well put together. It’s always a pleasure to see what Gentleman’s Gazette brings out that we don’t always think about. I’m also with you regarding t-shirts because I wear them mostly when I’m thinking casual. I truly enjoy dressing up (maybe a little too over the top at times) and I would love to see a return to men being more dressed up including wearing tuxedos for evenings at home, but that one might be a bit more of a challenge to pull off. Meanwhile keep bringing out the best videos you can. Just excellent!
I love hearing how comics influence menswear style!
I often question whether my no regerts tattoo is compatible with the classic style to which I aspire
The guys should be in front of the camera more often. Just as entertaining like the rest of you
Fantastic Duo!! More videos with them please. Great speaking style and chemistry and sense of humor.
Thank you!
I met Jack in London, briefly, at the London Shoe Trunk shoe. Nice to see him (and Eb) on the GG :-) I have to say, it's important to recognise where you have gone wrong in your sartorial journey in order to really hone your style. Mine: a pair of Jodhpur boots i never loved them because of their poor quality fit, colour and construction.
Thanks
Tony
Hi Tony, it was great to meet you at London Super Trunk! Hope you're keeping well 🙂 - Jack
All good, my friend - see you in 2024?
Best
Tony
@@gentlemansgazette
@@tonydeltablues I certainly hope so! - Jack
Jack and EB have amazing accents/voices
Most kind, thanks!
Jack & Eb
My big mistake was buying prestigious name clothing from the final clearance rack thinking 'at this price I can have it altered to fit and still come out ahead' (I never went to the trouble of having any of those items tailored)
I regret buying cheap suits from Asos, H&M , Zara, and TopMan.
Both of these people are really well dressed, put them in more videos!
Nice that they both flew in specially just to make this video.
I think the new frontier of men's fashion will be clothiers in airports where you rent clothes when arriving and then drop them off at the airport when you travel back to your home.
lol, never thought of that idea
It's so lovely to be able to get to know Jack & Eb! Thanks for sharing some of your sartorial journey insights with us-we would love to see a "Get to Know" video for each of them and their personal styles! :)
Very nice video, it's great to get an inside of the rest of the team.
For the Souvenir T-Shirt problem, my aunt makes pillow sheets out of unused T-Shirts.
You just take like 30x30cm from the front and the back and sew them together with a zipper or buttons.
That way you can keep the memory and use it also as decor.
I always enjoy these “regret” videos. I recently downsized to one pair of black socks :)
Tee shirt Quilts are an excellent use
This format and content was fantastic. Keep up the great work.
I have a couple of those top hats - for my uses, which are mostly costume, they are excellent. They are also used by the master on my masonic lodge during degrees, at which time the hat is entirely symbolic of leadership & often paired with the standard Tuxedo. (our regalia closet is stocked with top hats a century or more in age, and they LOOK it)
Two true gentlemen, and charming presenters, I really enjoyed the video :)
As a fellow Englishman, I would be very interested to know where Jack gets his shirts?
Edit: I see, from Proper Cloth, forgot about the outfit rundown :)
Hi Josh - I have shirts from a whole range of places: Drake's, Turnbull & Asser, Ralph Lauren, Luca Avitable, Emmett London, Proper Cloth, Charles Tyrwhitt, Thomas Pink, Hackett, and so on. I try my best not to stick to just one maker, as they all do something different to the other! - Jack
@@gentlemansgazette Thank you very much Jack!! Some great brands :)
Wow a nother splendid gentleman's gazette video 😄😄😄
Huh. I love that black overcoat.
Get some use from the oversized gloves... wool liners and you've got good winter driving gloves.
Good point about the "sticky" socks!
Interesting fresh faces, good job!
The situation with the trouser legs and over the calf socks is annoying and I'm surprised that it's not mentioned more often. I think everyone thinks that the nice sleek tapered leg is a good look and yes, it is, while standing but try to stand up from sitting and you have that problem as Jack mentioned. It does kind of ruin it because it's hard to strike that perfect balance of wanting to have a not too wide hem but also wear the OTC socks and not have them sliding down all the time.
I've definitely spent hours in the past searching the internet for answers, but the only true solution is to make sure your trousers have enough room to move around your socks! - Jack
Why I discovered your amazing channel so late?!
It doesn't matter when, we're just glad that you're here! 🥂
Only on the Gentleman's Gazette buying regrets are the t-shirts languishing in a drawer while a $350 satin top hat is "something I actually get the chance to wear!" 🤣
Well, now I don't feel so bad about my many ill-conceived purchases.
Huge sympathies with the size 8 hat, and of course all the size 8 hats in my area are ballcaps and snapbacks, I ended up having to commission a flay cap from a shady, now defunct etsy tailor
Before this video I used to really like this channel but now I’m really hooked
Being British myself it was fantastic to hear a British voice on your team
I agree with the idea of putting these guys in front of the camera more often
You’re channel would become more international and would show all the variations in taste while still dressing stylishly
Glad to hear we were able to get you hooked! 😉 - Jack & Eb
I enjoyed this video very much. Jack when you view videos before publication, what are the things that you are looking for, and have you ever said that a video has to be redone? A second question is when you do social media what does that entail?
Jack here - we have an extremely talented team of editors, so any reviews I make are really coming from a fresh pair of eyes to make sure things are accurate and entertaining. Regarding social media, it's anything from posting images, stories, commenting...you name it!
@@gentlemansgazette Oh! I misunderstood and thought you were the only one viewing the videos and did not realize that there are several pairs of eyes looking before publishing! Very cool! Thank you!
My biggest regrets are any shirts I bought that were made with polyester. Just by wearing those shirts, I could feel how cheap and plastic-y they were.
so sad that today the most mens dont care about of there own appearance. regular fit jeans , sandals, sportsware, sneakers , oversized tshirts , discount clothing is most popular
Ironic that you're talking down about people's style of clothing when your grammar is atrocious. Apparently, you don't know the differences with 'there'.
For me it was buying a vintage pocketwatch. seller said it was restored and ran on time. Turns out it was butchered and totally didn’t. So I’m now mentally preparing myself to spend more than double the buying price to get it repaired/maintained
I want the grey gloves.
These are the same grey ones (You can see what they look like after 6 years in the video!) shop.gentlemansgazette.com/accessories/gloves/light-grey-mens-gloves-with-button-in-lamb-nappa-leather-by-fort-belvedere/? We do have a medium grey pair that are slightly darker to begin with if you prefer: shop.gentlemansgazette.com/accessories/gloves/medium-grey-lamb-nappa-men-s-leather-gloves-water-resistant-by-fort-belvedere/?
Socks make nice gifts. Same with clothes you don’t wear. Have a wardrobe swap party, just a thought
For the souvenir T-Shirts, find a local quilter to make a T-shirt quilt out of your shirts. Then you can put it out in your living room where it's a conversation piece and serves a purpose.
I love the glasses from Jack, they compliment the overall outfit very well. May I know from which brand they are?
Thank you! They are from Cutler & Gross - Jack
I've bought some jackets that ended up costing more in tailoring because the sides had to be brought in too, which ends up costing 3x more.
And slim fit pants
We can certainly agree with you there!
Preston! You totally ROCK with Your short beard! Keep it, sir!
PRESTON PLEASE KEEP THE STUBBLE
E.J., have the tourist t-shirts that you already have sewn into a quilt/throw blanket! My friend's mother did that with her ribbons won at equestrian events.
A t-shirt quilt would be another option for the old shirts.
I love vintage - 1930s and 40s-era clothing. The repro company Cathcart in the UK makes wonderful clothing. That said, I bought a 3 pack of vintage-looking socks. While they are very well made, they are knee socks. I don't have - or wear - plus 4s so I don't need socks that are that high. On me, they feel uncomfortable squeezing my calves. I love buying Cathcart clothes but will pass on any more knee socks.
Hey can i wear a turtleneck round neck sweater under a waistcoat? Would it be considered formal
What a delight to see a fellow Englishman in English clobber. And congratulations Jack in your using the American ‘eraser’. Well fielded!
Black will never go out of style
so, this is kinda unrelated to the topic, but this is the first time I've noticed the Tom's Town gin on the liquor table. I gave them a try a couple of years ago just because I loved the art deco design of the bottles, but it's quickly become one of my go-to gins for the $30-40 range
I had the same problem with gloves
My first ever regret was on my first suit, because back then I only knew about the classic menswear with shallowness so I bought my first suit at an over-saturated and trend-following store. I have a pretty bulky configuration of my body, and my head is weirdly as big as the width of my chest, so having a continental style shouldn't be my approach. However, I went for the continental style, because they recommended so, I didn't think much about whether they were trying to cut corners on me so I gave them the green light. When I got it, it was pretty constraining, i heard about it before that my suit should be constricting but not too much, which i didn't know how much is enough so I thought that was normal, 'til i researched into more because i couldn't properly sit down with it most of the time. I really regret it to this day. However, my second was far better as i researched into it way deeper than before.
Who hasn’t made wardrobe mistakes that they regret
I’m approaching 60 years old now and I think I’ve almost worked out what I like and works well
By trial and error
I have more regrets for the things I didn't bought. The things I actually have are there for the moment I would need them
T-shirts always end up as summer pyjamas for me. I have been given a few over the years as souvenir gifts from relatives who had been overseas.
Fun episode fellows! (Oh come on Jack, I would love to see you in a super tight pair of pants! Lol) Shoes/Laces n socks and Jacks outfit today are killer....A+++! Eb, you do look very Italian today. Cheers boys!
🙌
Huge head team unite!
Alright Chris! Your days are now numbered..... we are waiting! HA!
😂
Black socks are fine with boots. Can't salvage slim pants, though.
Great presentation !
i've been following jack on insta recently and your outfits are crackin! :)
Thank you! @mrcollins92 on Instagram in case anyone else wants to follow 🙂
Preston looks far better with the facial hair, much more rugged and a nice contrast.
I see a lot of beautiful overcoats in this video. Where do you get them?
Wow, finally!
Superb outfit! One question: why Eb wear boutouneir on the right side?
This jacket features slits on both lapels so I decided to do something different - I tend to wear very colorful boutonniere and pocket squares so spacing them apart, when I can, reduces the visual clutter
Well done @ebdaniels8774
Wasn't black Crombie a teddy boy or skin head coat?
Love E.J's style
Indeed - both of those groups were known for the black Crombie in the UK
Hello, I would like to know if you could make a focus video on the usage of dark blue and blue dress shoes, with recomendations on the usage and combinations with them. Thanks.
I once bought a pair of red lumberjack braces that Monty Python might have used.
Batman the animated series wasn't my entre for getting into menswear; it was film noir, cowboy bebop and the big o.
I don't wear t-shirts either however I will wear them now and then during the summer I'm at the house guess my home attire does change throughout the seasons I don't wear a mountain public but I will wear them at the at my house so yeah I do wear t-shirts but only when I'm at my house they're just kind of like home attire polos and Camp collar shirts I also wear like short sleeve button-down collar shirts so yeah the Plaid ones in the Striped ones I wear especially I do like those actually of course it is currently you know almost winter so of course I'm mostly wearing them my winter tire for the most part like right now the Prince of Wales check jacket paired with paired with like a pattern tie I'm wearing like a French cuff shirt so yeah my home attire does change throughout Seasons actually so yeah
My biggest regret is a pair of gray derby’s with a fabric inlay. They look very cool but just don’t fit in at all with my vintage-workwear influenced style
Preston really ages well. gets more handsome.
Find a magician! I’m sure you could find a rabbit in that top hat.
Those who need wheels under their luggage need to reconsider their packing.
When I travel, a waxed holdall (or ultralight backpack for outdoor pursuits) always suffices. Whether on a weekend trip or on a summer holiday.
Not if I’m spending a couple of weeks in a place where I’m also likely to do shopping.
@@georgeleorgebeorge2354touché. But most people tend to pack far more than they actually need. I enjoy travelling light and have my clothes washed while underway. It saves so much volume.
Beyond the stuff you get from some of these mail order companies is their ability to deliver. Some companies have customer service that functions (e.g., Oliver Wicks) while others have robotic customer service that fail miserably (e.g. Hockerty). This is a logistical thing, but it can be important to deal with a company that responds and is flexible if you travel a lot between addresses (and it can be very frustrating when you deal with idiotic robots only). Did you ever do a video on that topic?
Our closest topic would probably be this one: www.gentlemansgazette.com/rental-tuxedos-how-bad-are-they/?
If black doesn't work with your wardrobe, then you wear lots of earth tones and navy. If you wore more charcoal and grey, it would be great.
Don’t you just hate the word “ pop”. Balloons do this. Not colorful fashions.
Jack here - As someone from the UK, we use the term colloquially quite often: "I'm going to pop to the shops", "Could you pop that in my bag", "When are you going to pop over?", etc. So, "a pop of colour" or suchlike isn't really a big deal here
Doing us Brits proud Jack!
He complains about the model of the top hat that he bought is antiquated. Well, news flash, all top hats are antique and outdated.
Be, I sincerely hope you see this. For those T-shirts have someone make them into a quilt so you can still use them and reminisce away.
...two cartoons !
Both of these guys are comfortable conversationalists, good annunciation, and very well dressed gentlemen. They are significantly better than several of the "on-air" personalities. Rather not bring those other guys down, but these two guys are definitely in the top five personalities on the channel.
slim fit trousers is the worst trend of menswear today. i think its the one everyone screws up on.
How's Jack working there while living in England?
Writing and social media. No need to be present to have a job.
Preston literally says he writes scripts in the first few seconds.
The wonders of the internet age! 😉
It's not being fashionably dressed which this channel promotes........BUT .........a T-shirt from a historic site or a National Park can often start a conversation with people you encounter. Being "fashionably " dressed" can often be "off putting" especially if they are casually dressed.
I disagree on black socks. You can most of the time wear those in everyday life.
Regret buying? Preston should simply regret clean shaving for all these years. The stubble looks AMAZING on you!
Oh tsk! An Englishman, and he regrets purchasing a black overcoat - shame, shame. Look, GG, you lot keep saying this about black, but black is good. You can introduce colour to offset it, and it does work with colour - think of Dracula''s cape: black without, blood red within. And did he get complaints about his attire? I think not.
Give black a break. Mind you, I say this as one who is a good 40 years older than you two gentlemen: black isn't actually worn very often in Britain, maybe it's commoner in the USA. Plus, I go to quite a few funerals....
Mistakes? Square-toed shoes = expensive, too expensive, and made me look like a clown. I couldn't wear them. The other mistake was a check jacket, of so bold a check that people assumed I'd made it out of a rather over-excited tablecloth.
Hi Robert, Jack here. The only black overcoats I see in the UK are typically on the cheaper end trying to look like they're more expensive or smarter than they actually are. Most well-dressed folk I've seen don't tend to own black overcoats, but navy and grey are particularly popular - especially with a pattern like a herringbone. We do actually give more depth to why we (as a team) feel that black is overrated when it comes to daywear, as you can see in our original video: www.gentlemansgazette.com/the-most-overrated-color-black/? I totally get you when it comes to square-toes shoes - there's a fine line between an elegant chisel and a boxier square toe!