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You are right. You will stand out these days with just a decent fitting sport jacket or blazer. Ad a complimentary pocket square and you will start catching sideways glances from ladies out with lesser dressed male companions.
@@BD-rx2de amen, just a jacket will work, and a suit will knock it out of the park .. amusing, because only a few years ago, I'd wear a suit everywhere and I'd just fit in
I once went out with coworkers wearing a blazer and they all said "wow, you're so stylish". It's just an old sporty blazer. I wore it with a nice pair of jeans of all the trousers! But the blazer made the difference. In my country and city, you rarely see men dressing up, unless it's for a special night at specific club or a wedding.
The first 4 months of my new job I was the only dev wearing tie and costume. Some made fun of me. But it only made me stand out and taken seriously. I'm an introverted person but this allowed me to have more conversations and opportunities. It helped me a lot, it just attracts people and helps in a lots of way.
Totally agree with you Antonio. I have been dressing with suits and blazers for the last 3 years and I feel a big chance on myself and how people look at me and treat me. Well explained. Look forward to seeing the next videos.
A funny story.. My office had put my middle name as my last name, on a plane ticket for an international flight. I almost got flagged, but being dressed well (in a suit) and being nonchalant about it, he passed me. So, yeah, dressing well and showing confidence makes a difference.
Growing up, I wore suits to church all the time. I currently have 5 suits for different occasions. Even my budget suit from Macy's looks good after tailoring. Fit like a charm. Though a few years ago, my coworkers and I decided to dress nicer for giggles (at the time, i was building computers). We walked into work with our suits and everyone was surprised and complimented us. We started doing that on Wednesdays. But the one thing I had none the other guys had were dress shoes. Currently, since I'm in parts at a car dealer, I can't really wear a suit but a sports jacket actually does decently there
i seriously just got a job as a salesman because i was wearing my suits in a bar and the owner noticed me bought me shots and got my info next morning he hooked me with with a job been working there for months now i love the company so happy shout out real men real style otherwise i would never have started dressing like this well maybe i have a friend that always has but its been 3 years of me dressing like this and im happy to say is paying off LITERALY!!
@@Andoy12what sucks for me is I have club feet and no shoes look good on me ): dress shoes last me 1 or 2 wears max before getting deformed with wrinkles etc ( I can't plant my right foot flat)
Completely true. I was a young Lance Corporal in the Marine Corps. I needed a suit for an event I didn’t want to go to. So, I bought a cheap suit I could afford. At a grocery store, on the way to purchase a card, two people in front of me both told me to go ahead of them in line, and called me “sir”. Then something similar happened again. And to loosely quote the ZZ Top song: Sharp Dressed Man, the ladies go crazy about a sharp dressed man…
You my Friend are 100% correct❗️Always dress your best❗️ My suits have helped me to make millions of dollars for decades❗️Much love to you for always delivering priceless content❗️
I also own a suit from suit supply and I think they truly shine when it comes to double breasted suits. I also love their wide range of fabrics and how they do made to measure so you can get a proper fit.
Antonio, great video. I've been dabbling in sport coats, which works to great effect and elevates my look, but a nice suit will put me over the top. My current suits don't fit, time to shop.
Hi there Antonio, when ever I go into town I always wear a suit! I believe I wouldn't qualify for a $1,000 challenge as I wear a suit almost every day! As it would be great for other gents to do so, instead of dressing poorly, by improving their outfit _(suite's)_ nothing too flash or expensive - _even from a thrift shop_ - is better than casual!
I found a very nice suit from a thrift store one time. I also bought a gorgeous pair of Italian made penny loafers that fit me perfectly for $50. Too bad that a "friend" stole them from me...
You are spot on about remembering faces and not names. My problem for decades. I have learned to repeat the name aloud several times, and come up with a singular characteristic of the person involved (hit or miss, but when it works, it is good). I agree wear the suit out: to go on errands or to a meeting or whatever. You will get used to it and it will become your second skin. And I have gotten compliments in the oddest places: in the local pharmacy and getting off an airplane - by a young man like in his mid to late teens. I was stunned to get the complement from a teenager. I am amazed and gratified that he noticed.
Real story, in April I went to a family thing in Germany and it was a formal event. I took my three piece suit with me because I love the look of it. So I went back to the hotel in the evening around 5:30-6 in my three piece and people treated me way better! ME a broke university student with no real credentials but I had a nice suit, people would unironically step out of the way (I was walking fast) and tell me "good evening"!!
@@RadicalRocks he’s actually right, when you wear a suit, dress business casual , smart casual, or old money style you’ll get compliments from high value women. You get business opportunities sometimes in places you least expect it. People treat you better when you treat yourself as someone you respect. I wore a suit to church the other day where everyone dresses very degenerate and casual, trust me you get a lot more compliments and respect from people much older than you (I’m 22 by the way).
So many men dress like that today. I was at a nice restaurant last year. Wore my grey sport coat from.....Suit Supply.....with a black shirt, black Levi's and white sneakers. I was lookin, feeling and smelling good. At this restaurant every single guy there was dressed like he was 12. T-shirt, jeans and a backwards ball cap. Absolutely zero effort on their part.
All very true and not just for suits! I dress 1-2 levels above most people where I work (a suit would just look way too out of place) and have received compliments from colleagues, and people I directly don’t know often defer to me, even when they have more experience! The extra attention isn’t always great though, several times I’ve had visiting VIPs talk with me, assuming I’m far higher up than I am, which always leads to an awkward correction 😅
I love suits, but to me, a british drape cut suit is the right suit, I can't stand the Neapolitan cut. Besides, that tendency to show the ankles is so unclassy: socks that cover half of your shins and match the color of the pants or the shoes is a MUST.
Dressing in a suit and not in your pajamas will definitely attract different people and have people treat you totally different. If you pants are hanging low and you walk with a fake limp then that’s something everyone wants to stay away from.
Thanks to Antonio, I am always the best dressed man in the room. "Who are you, James Bond?" I often get asked. Gentlemen, it is true, everyone shows you respect, the service is better and the women, oh my, the women, they want to meet you. Do not forget the fit, both the suit and shirt, dress shoes (yes, women notice), watch, pocket square and walk in with confidence.
I get compliments every week from both men and woman, and have business opportunities my associates would die for, prolly shouldn’t share this info, might loose an advantage
I greatly appreciate your channel, topics and content. The information you provide is an excellent bridge between the things I never learned as a young man and things I feel are essential to become the powerful and respected man I am becoming. THANK YOU SIR 🙌🏽
Think it's important for guys to have suits even if they don't need it .. they make you look good, feel important. Like you say, it helps you get better treatment -worth wearing for that alone. And you said it, you can dress it down, even w/ a t shirt and casual shoes these days. Anyone can do that.
Agree the tie and collar looks sloppy when there’s a visible gap between the two and you can see the top button. The spread collar would look better with a wider Windsor knot to fill the space. Hey, it’s all freedom of choice. Do what you feel comfortable gents.
It's quite city specific tbh. Where I live the only people who wear suits are real estate/letting agents and car salesman. The only people who wear shirt+tie are kids in their school uniform, or waiters. The point I'm making is that in my city people wouldn't look at you and think you're a successful businessman, but they'd think you're a wannabe successful businessman.
I wore a suit this weekend going out. I must have had 10 people tell me they liked my suit. Bonus: if you fart while wearing a suit, nobody thinks its you. 😂
I walked into Menards in good jeans, polished boots, collared shirt, tie, and suit jacket and got everything he’s talking about. Not even a full suit and I had instant respect, “sir”s, and flirting.
I like the overall idea, but... I used to be a T shirt and jeans guy (and cargo shorts!). Then I started wearing shirts, of the untucked and informal type. I even upped a bit my footwear. Then I bought some dress shirts and pants (not suits). Felt great, standing out, getting compliments, all of that. But if I wear a suit everyday at work, then the suit will stop being a special item. I want to wear a suit to a wedding, a job interview, the opera! think of a pyramid of everyday wear occasions. I do wish I could wear a suit at least once a month instead of once a year.
I bought a cheap 69 suit on Amazon because there is no tailor around here and I don’t really ware suits. Lucky for me at 38R these “ cheap “ suits fit me pretty dang good!! I just stated this couple weeks ago. Antonio is right. People do talk to me more. Ladies will notice. But remember a women can ruin your life, us men are disposable so don’t look toooooo good 😂😂
I was stationed in Belgium from 04 to 08 my girlfriend at the time was stationed in the Netherlands. I would catch the train up there to visit one day as I switching trains I find my platform just me and one other guy sitting there i noticed he had really nice suit , overcoat, and shoes a pair of Allen Edmonds park avenue the man was as clean as a bar of soup anyway we talked he was a Jewish guy from Brooklyn over there for business as his train arrived he shook my hand said it was nice to meet me and walked away then he came back and looked at me he said no man will ever respect you I said why is that? He gave me a playful slap in the face and said because you dress like a schmuck changed my life lol
Suit Supply is the add. You can go anywhere. Check fabrics and fit. May need tailoring. That's all. Suit Supply may be high price for casual wear (I mean, no special events) for most people. And then it's never used.
@@alexmarques2398good point, and, Antonio has this theory about the actual value of an item being equal to the number of times it's been worn, divided by the cost... Or something like that
You can find nice ones at the thrift store. Most of mine fit very tailored to my body and are 100% linen. I’m 6’1 200lbs and 22 years old. It takes a lot of courage to wear a suit in today’s society so if you go through with it i congratulate you on your boldness.
@@benj9819 appreciate you comment brother 💐, what i know that i will for sure wear it when i go to college museum …. Sometimes wear just the vest , just ignore society , just act like u dont care , even if you will be embarrassed sometime , just say other do wear it , so what know i cant , why ? , am shy but i will push myself and if we get embarrassed then that what happened and if we didnt then thats also what happened , just put that reason in your mind you wear it because its what you want to wear today it a dress same as jeans and shirt or whatever else , and if someone didnt like what you wear others do , for me my country dont wear that when going to museum , for college very few people wear suit , just ignore them , past couple weeks i wear jacket and its summer , its because i want to and because society say what is he wearing , well that what i wear , sometimes wear sun glasses at night but only in my car , because that look stopid
@@Jack_sparrow-am-different I think suits look great, I love class and art. Dressing nice is a form of art. We were made in the image of God and to display our bodies is a way that is modest and elegant is a beautiful thing. For both men and women I believe dressing conservatively can improve mood levels, confidence, and overall society.
@@uncletom3267 that’s not a problem when you’re a God fearing man. God will gift you the Holy Spirit to discern a high value God fearing woman. That’s too bad for other people, It’s them projecting how they perceive themselves to be. A person who’s confident in their own skin won’t look at you in a negative way because of how you choose to dress. You can be humble and still wear a suit. You can be a leader and you can be an inspiration to other men. Intimidation can be advantageous if you’re using it for the good of men not for your own self righteousness.
I live close to the countryside i Can’t imagine me wearing a suit or extremely nice clothing since I do not live in a city. the moment I step outside clothing will be most of the time get dirty by the environment plus the style be a over the top I tend to focus on casual clothing nothing formal.
I live in the rural Midwest and you can pull it off. You just need knee high rider's/engineer boots (or duck boots - but theyre ugly) and good below-the-knee length overcoats. And a hat!
Sure. You go from your air-conditioned home to your air-conditioned vehicle to your air-conditioned workplace, restaurant, entertainment venue, back to the air-conditioned vehicle to your air-conditioned home. Yeah, not buying it. You're making childish excuses.
Too expensive, not enough use. 😬 I think I’m gonna keep reinvesting into my business sorry (despite already being broke). Honestly Antonio, i may keep failing but a business or businesses are my safety net.
I don't understand why this guy's tie looks like a tie that belongs to a 5-year-old.... Why is the knot of the tie so small that you can actually see How unorganized that looks.... And I don't know if this is a new thing .... But if it is not going to last it looks so Unorganized.... ...
You say that with pride. “TGI Friday’s is a fancy of a restaurant as I can handle.” “I don’t care if people respect me or if I show respect to them.” Never? Really?
No-one ever said either of those. What I said was I literally don't own a suit. Meanwhile, I do have plenty of flannel. In fact, I am wearing flannel right now.
Try wearing a sports coat, or don’t always wear a tie. Try dressing business casual, smart casual, always dress 10% better than the room. Dress according to your age of course.
It’s not always a wealth thing, it’s about respect and looking clean. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea which is ok. In today’s degenerate society though I think it’s better if more men dress professionally or at least with decency.
@@JakeSmith-jy1kx i'm a short man too and every short guy i saw in a suit including myself looked ridiculous, but maybe none of us had a well fitted suit
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You can try a blazer or even a sport coat for a week and you will see the light :D
You are right. You will stand out these days with just a decent fitting sport jacket or blazer. Ad a complimentary pocket square and you will start catching sideways glances from ladies out with lesser dressed male companions.
@@BD-rx2de amen, just a jacket will work, and a suit will knock it out of the park .. amusing, because only a few years ago, I'd wear a suit everywhere and I'd just fit in
I once went out with coworkers wearing a blazer and they all said "wow, you're so stylish". It's just an old sporty blazer. I wore it with a nice pair of jeans of all the trousers! But the blazer made the difference. In my country and city, you rarely see men dressing up, unless it's for a special night at specific club or a wedding.
The first 4 months of my new job I was the only dev wearing tie and costume. Some made fun of me. But it only made me stand out and taken seriously.
I'm an introverted person but this allowed me to have more conversations and opportunities.
It helped me a lot, it just attracts people and helps in a lots of way.
Software in general really lacks professionalism. Cheers from one suited developer to another
Totally agree with you Antonio. I have been dressing with suits and blazers for the last 3 years and I feel a big chance on myself and how people look at me and treat me. Well explained. Look forward to seeing the next videos.
A funny story.. My office had put my middle name as my last name, on a plane ticket for an international flight. I almost got flagged, but being dressed well (in a suit) and being nonchalant about it, he passed me.
So, yeah, dressing well and showing confidence makes a difference.
Dressing well becomes your superpower. 💥
Growing up, I wore suits to church all the time. I currently have 5 suits for different occasions. Even my budget suit from Macy's looks good after tailoring. Fit like a charm.
Though a few years ago, my coworkers and I decided to dress nicer for giggles (at the time, i was building computers). We walked into work with our suits and everyone was surprised and complimented us. We started doing that on Wednesdays. But the one thing I had none the other guys had were dress shoes. Currently, since I'm in parts at a car dealer, I can't really wear a suit but a sports jacket actually does decently there
i seriously just got a job as a salesman because i was wearing my suits in a bar and the owner noticed me bought me shots and got my info next morning he hooked me with with a job been working there for months now i love the company so happy shout out real men real style otherwise i would never have started dressing like this well maybe i have a friend that always has but its been 3 years of me dressing like this and im happy to say is paying off LITERALY!!
Even wearing grey wool odd trousers and a grey long sleeve shirt, the difference is night and day, (as long as the shoes are above reproach)
agreed even nice dress slacks or shoes makes a big difference
@@Andoy12what sucks for me is I have club feet and no shoes look good on me ): dress shoes last me 1 or 2 wears max before getting deformed with wrinkles etc ( I can't plant my right foot flat)
Completely true. I was a young Lance Corporal in the Marine Corps. I needed a suit for an event I didn’t want to go to. So, I bought a cheap suit I could afford. At a grocery store, on the way to purchase a card, two people in front of me both told me to go ahead of them in line, and called me “sir”. Then something similar happened again. And to loosely quote the ZZ Top song: Sharp Dressed Man, the ladies go crazy about a sharp dressed man…
You my Friend are 100% correct❗️Always dress your best❗️ My suits have helped me to make millions of dollars for decades❗️Much love to you for always delivering priceless content❗️
I also own a suit from suit supply and I think they truly shine when it comes to double breasted suits. I also love their wide range of fabrics and how they do made to measure so you can get a proper fit.
Antonio, great video. I've been dabbling in sport coats, which works to great effect and elevates my look, but a nice suit will put me over the top. My current suits don't fit, time to shop.
Hi there Antonio, when ever I go into town I always wear a suit! I believe I wouldn't qualify for a $1,000 challenge as I wear a suit almost every day! As it would be great for other gents to do so, instead of dressing poorly, by improving their outfit _(suite's)_ nothing too flash or expensive - _even from a thrift shop_ - is better than casual!
I found a very nice suit from a thrift store one time. I also bought a gorgeous pair of Italian made penny loafers that fit me perfectly for $50. Too bad that a "friend" stole them from me...
@@robertcalkjr.8325😂😂 people know good shit when they see it.
I just got an orange suit with a purple vest for trick or treating with the kids!! Brown shoes??? Help…
Best part of the video… “ life is not fair.” Ain’t that the truth.
Glen check plaid ,grey, black roll neck will make any woman w-t.
You are spot on about remembering faces and not names. My problem for decades. I have learned to repeat the name aloud several times, and come up with a singular characteristic of the person involved (hit or miss, but when it works, it is good). I agree wear the suit out: to go on errands or to a meeting or whatever. You will get used to it and it will become your second skin. And I have gotten compliments in the oddest places: in the local pharmacy and getting off an airplane - by a young man like in his mid to late teens. I was stunned to get the complement from a teenager. I am amazed and gratified that he noticed.
He is best sales men, I admire you 👊.
Real story, in April I went to a family thing in Germany and it was a formal event. I took my three piece suit with me because I love the look of it. So I went back to the hotel in the evening around 5:30-6 in my three piece and people treated me way better! ME a broke university student with no real credentials but I had a nice suit, people would unironically step out of the way (I was walking fast) and tell me "good evening"!!
You're correct, whenever i see someone in a suit I think they look super cool and fancy and have the urge to compliment them
Antonio, i wold like to see vids about body posture, or behaviour..................
That’s hilarious clothing your mom picked out for you when you were eight that would’ve been probably Kmart for me
@@RadicalRocks he’s actually right, when you wear a suit, dress business casual , smart casual, or old money style you’ll get compliments from high value women. You get business opportunities sometimes in places you least expect it. People treat you better when you treat yourself as someone you respect. I wore a suit to church the other day where everyone dresses very degenerate and casual, trust me you get a lot more compliments and respect from people much older than you (I’m 22 by the way).
So many men dress like that today. I was at a nice restaurant last year. Wore my grey sport coat from.....Suit Supply.....with a black shirt, black Levi's and white sneakers. I was lookin, feeling and smelling good. At this restaurant every single guy there was dressed like he was 12. T-shirt, jeans and a backwards ball cap. Absolutely zero effort on their part.
Kmart...those were the days.
"or is that a style your mum chose for you when you were 8 and you stuck with it" - Love it, hahahaha
All very true and not just for suits! I dress 1-2 levels above most people where I work (a suit would just look way too out of place) and have received compliments from colleagues, and people I directly don’t know often defer to me, even when they have more experience! The extra attention isn’t always great though, several times I’ve had visiting VIPs talk with me, assuming I’m far higher up than I am, which always leads to an awkward correction 😅
Barney Stinson loves this video
I just got text messages from Harvey Specter, Louis Litt and Mike Ross. They all agreed!
I love suits, but to me, a british drape cut suit is the right suit, I can't stand the Neapolitan cut. Besides, that tendency to show the ankles is so unclassy: socks that cover half of your shins and match the color of the pants or the shoes is a MUST.
I love He-Man.
Dressing in a suit and not in your pajamas will definitely attract different people and have people treat you totally different. If you pants are hanging low and you walk with a fake limp then that’s something everyone wants to stay away from.
Facts you know your stuff
... reminds me of the time I could not find my belt, and that led to being accosted by security staff... Fun.
When you can dress in jeans and t shirt and command the room. That’s when you are a true bad ass.
Example. Steve Jobs.
Thanks to Antonio, I am always the best dressed man in the room. "Who are you, James Bond?" I often get asked. Gentlemen, it is true, everyone shows you respect, the service is better and the women, oh my, the women, they want to meet you. Do not forget the fit, both the suit and shirt, dress shoes (yes, women notice), watch, pocket square and walk in with confidence.
To the James Bond quip, ask if they want to see you "Walther PPK".
Who doesn't want to be like James Bond!
I get compliments every week from both men and woman, and have business opportunities my associates would die for, prolly shouldn’t share this info, might loose an advantage
I greatly appreciate your channel, topics and content. The information you provide is an excellent bridge between the things I never learned as a young man and things I feel are essential to become the powerful and respected man I am becoming. THANK YOU SIR 🙌🏽
Think it's important for guys to have suits even if they don't need it .. they make you look good, feel important. Like you say, it helps you get better treatment -worth wearing for that alone. And you said it, you can dress it down, even w/ a t shirt and casual shoes these days. Anyone can do that.
Agree the tie and collar looks sloppy when there’s a visible gap between the two and you can see the top button. The spread collar would look better with a wider Windsor knot to fill the space. Hey, it’s all freedom of choice. Do what you feel comfortable gents.
It's quite city specific tbh. Where I live the only people who wear suits are real estate/letting agents and car salesman. The only people who wear shirt+tie are kids in their school uniform, or waiters. The point I'm making is that in my city people wouldn't look at you and think you're a successful businessman, but they'd think you're a wannabe successful businessman.
The tie knot looks a bit sloppy with the spread collar 🤔or was this intentional?
Looks deliberate given how often he wears a suit.
I thought it was some low key sprezzatura
Sloppy
@@TheKnobCalledTone. Yeah, but it deserves the top button undone then.
I wore a suit this weekend going out. I must have had 10 people tell me they liked my suit. Bonus: if you fart while wearing a suit, nobody thinks its you. 😂
I’ve always wanted to wear one but at the moment I’m too fat and the pricing is a lot but these things are being fixed.
You can pick one up at the thirft store for a few dollars
@@javiervega1065 thanks for the advice, appreciate it 🙏
dont wait, get one that fits now, it will help cover your body issue
High waist and suspenders is a MUST. Being fat doesnt mean you dont get to dress with dignity
Only own one suit, a Brooks Brothers charcoal single breasted, simple one. More of a sport coat guy but the suit comes out a few times a year
I walked into Menards in good jeans, polished boots, collared shirt, tie, and suit jacket and got everything he’s talking about. Not even a full suit and I had instant respect, “sir”s, and flirting.
One should not consider it as a piece of clothing but as a camouflage suit ;-) never underestimate the effect of a "first impression"
We live in the San Juan Islands. I haven’t seen anyone wearing a tie in the thirteen years here, never mind a suit 😎🍺
Well see out here in canada in public that would be a Difficult challenge but I would still take the bet
Why
In Canada we have a suit chain called Moore's the clothing store for a man which is quite popular
These are true.
Is the b-roll from a video or was it filmed as b-roll? Just curious.
very cool dude i like your video !
I like the overall idea, but... I used to be a T shirt and jeans guy (and cargo shorts!). Then I started wearing shirts, of the untucked and informal type. I even upped a bit my footwear. Then I bought some dress shirts and pants (not suits). Felt great, standing out, getting compliments, all of that. But if I wear a suit everyday at work, then the suit will stop being a special item. I want to wear a suit to a wedding, a job interview, the opera! think of a pyramid of everyday wear occasions. I do wish I could wear a suit at least once a month instead of once a year.
I was about to make a comment that you forgot to put your address in the description, but there it is, clear as day.
0:28 I'm none of those things, so I don't want to give off that air. I do like a suit, but it's for strictly formal events for now.
Suit up!
Barney Stinson
I don't want to be critical but your outfit would have looked better with a proper Windsor Knot on your tie.
I bought a cheap 69 suit on Amazon because there is no tailor around here and I don’t really ware suits. Lucky for me at 38R these “ cheap “ suits fit me pretty dang good!! I just stated this couple weeks ago. Antonio is right. People do talk to me more. Ladies will notice. But remember a women can ruin your life, us men are disposable so don’t look toooooo good 😂😂
Did you delete a recent perfume video on like gentlemen perfumes? I can’t find it
I was stationed in Belgium from 04 to 08 my girlfriend at the time was stationed in the Netherlands. I would catch the train up there to visit one day as I switching trains I find my platform just me and one other guy sitting there i noticed he had really nice suit , overcoat, and shoes a pair of Allen Edmonds park avenue the man was as clean as a bar of soup anyway we talked he was a Jewish guy from Brooklyn over there for business as his train arrived he shook my hand said it was nice to meet me and walked away then he came back and looked at me he said no man will ever respect you I said why is that? He gave me a playful slap in the face and said because you dress like a schmuck changed my life lol
Trouble is, it's 35 degrees celsius or more for 11 months in the country I live in. 🙃
So you’ll be hot no matter what you wear and you’ll stand out even more than your peers.
I went to a government building years ago and stood in line until one of the agents beckoned me to step out of the line and walk right in.
Loses Jonathan 😂😂😂
I see Antonio’s thumbnail and instantly click on it. It’s a rare status held by a handful of channels.
Visible sweating caused by wearing tight fitting, heavy clothes does not make one look more confident.
No Suit Supply near me, unfortunately. Quality aside, I'm not driving across state lines to buy a suit.
Suit Supply is the add. You can go anywhere. Check fabrics and fit. May need tailoring. That's all.
Suit Supply may be high price for casual wear (I mean, no special events) for most people. And then it's never used.
@@alexmarques2398good point, and, Antonio has this theory about the actual value of an item being equal to the number of times it's been worn, divided by the cost... Or something like that
I love wearing suits, blazers but I live in a hot place where 10 months of the years it is sweating hot.
Half lined jackets, tropical weight wool, and linen shirts are your friend.
I've noticed that you don't blink often while speaking. Is this a technique to help people maintain focus on what you're saying?
Jonathan is the name of Thor's hammer. I've always wondered about that.
A simple plain polo,jeans and sneakers for me all day. My income isnt affected by what I wear.
I don't see it.
Thank you sir I really needed this reboot, I appreciate the reminder 🫡
Bro is barney stinsons favorite creator
Facts😊❤🎉💯!
Been couple mouth i want to buy some and wear them , i will wear them for no reason , i will wear it same as i wear any other clothes
After this vid , am buying some
You can find nice ones at the thrift store. Most of mine fit very tailored to my body and are 100% linen. I’m 6’1 200lbs and 22 years old. It takes a lot of courage to wear a suit in today’s society so if you go through with it i congratulate you on your boldness.
@@benj9819 appreciate you comment brother 💐, what i know that i will for sure wear it when i go to college museum …. Sometimes wear just the vest , just ignore society , just act like u dont care , even if you will be embarrassed sometime , just say other do wear it , so what know i cant , why ? , am shy but i will push myself and if we get embarrassed then that what happened and if we didnt then thats also what happened , just put that reason in your mind you wear it because its what you want to wear today it a dress same as jeans and shirt or whatever else , and if someone didnt like what you wear others do , for me my country dont wear that when going to museum , for college very few people wear suit , just ignore them , past couple weeks i wear jacket and its summer , its because i want to and because society say what is he wearing , well that what i wear , sometimes wear sun glasses at night but only in my car , because that look stopid
@@Jack_sparrow-am-different I think suits look great, I love class and art. Dressing nice is a form of art. We were made in the image of God and to display our bodies is a way that is modest and elegant is a beautiful thing. For both men and women I believe dressing conservatively can improve mood levels, confidence, and overall society.
@@benj9819 definitely classy👌
Wearing a suit in south Florida will make you a target for gold-diggers and scammers and it makes people insecure and it intimidates people
@@uncletom3267 that’s not a problem when you’re a God fearing man. God will gift you the Holy Spirit to discern a high value God fearing woman. That’s too bad for other people, It’s them projecting how they perceive themselves to be. A person who’s confident in their own skin won’t look at you in a negative way because of how you choose to dress. You can be humble and still wear a suit. You can be a leader and you can be an inspiration to other men. Intimidation can be advantageous if you’re using it for the good of men not for your own self righteousness.
@@benj9819 amen brother
I’m in a steakhouse at the moment. Many people are dressed like they are dining at McDonald’s.
Did he just called it Jonathan?
Mjolnir would be offended, lol 😆
It's a throwback to an interview Paul Rudd was asked to say the name of Thor's hammer, and he jokingly said "Johnathan".
I live close to the countryside i Can’t imagine me wearing a suit or extremely nice clothing since I do not live in a city. the moment I step outside clothing will be most of the time get dirty by the environment plus the style be a over the top I tend to focus on casual clothing nothing formal.
Makes sense. You can still hear appropriate. Boots, leather... Maybe hats (but not like you're going to play baseball..)...
English countryside is still suits.
I live in the rural Midwest and you can pull it off. You just need knee high rider's/engineer boots (or duck boots - but theyre ugly) and good below-the-knee length overcoats. And a hat!
In miami suits are no good to hot ! I wear Tommy Bahama all the tine and I love it ,Centenò
Have you heard of a thing called linen? Lol
I recommend a documentary from the 80s called "Miami Vice" 😂
Sure. You go from your air-conditioned home to your air-conditioned vehicle to your air-conditioned workplace, restaurant, entertainment venue, back to the air-conditioned vehicle to your air-conditioned home. Yeah, not buying it. You're making childish excuses.
@joe18750 I'm retired no need to wear any suits for anyone, sorry
@@renemontenegro6143 so, you're changing your argument.
Too expensive, not enough use. 😬 I think I’m gonna keep reinvesting into my business sorry (despite already being broke).
Honestly Antonio, i may keep failing but a business or businesses are my safety net.
If there’s not enough reason, you aren’t carving it out.
@@JakeSmith-jy1kx eh too bad then. Priorities 🤷♂️
I don't understand why this guy's tie looks like a tie that belongs to a 5-year-old.... Why is the knot of the tie so small that you can actually see How unorganized that looks.... And I don't know if this is a new thing .... But if it is not going to last it looks so Unorganized.... ...
Maybe it's a cultural thing in my country, but the first reaction I get whenever I wear my best suit is people asking how my job interview went 🤣
I live in a certain neighborhood in which when I wear a suit, people involuntarily ask which Baptist Church I attend...
Why ? Should i wear it for a reason ?
I realize this guy is into style but I don’t understand why his tie does not cover the top button.
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Forget looking like it, you damm near need a million bucks to be able to afford a suit nowadays.
Are you familiar with the term, good debt?
A suit can be used as a tool to get what you want out of life.
Jeans and flannel are as dressy as I get.
Or ever will get.
Worn correctly (sleeves rolled high, military tuck with an awesome belt and boots) this is the most masculine look one can don.
Correct.
(Although I also don't own any boots.)
@@ThatBaritoneGuitarGuy ya don't know what you're missing!
You say that with pride. “TGI Friday’s is a fancy of a restaurant as I can handle.” “I don’t care if people respect me or if I show respect to them.” Never? Really?
No-one ever said either of those.
What I said was I literally don't own a suit. Meanwhile, I do have plenty of flannel. In fact, I am wearing flannel right now.
Made it to the end of the video. Now I have ADHD...
When i see someone in a suit i see a sales man , sorry
Try wearing a sports coat, or don’t always wear a tie. Try dressing business casual, smart casual, always dress 10% better than the room. Dress according to your age of course.
That’s unfortunate for you.
@@benj9819 what can i wear at 19
When did mark sanchez start selling suits ? 😜
He's retired what else is he going to do
Meh idgaf if people think I’m wealthy or whatever. I like to be lowkey. Drawing needless attention to your wealth makes you a target.
It’s not always a wealth thing, it’s about respect and looking clean. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea which is ok. In today’s degenerate society though I think it’s better if more men dress professionally or at least with decency.
And yet, broadcasting intelligence is also a deterrent (dressing smart is a silent but loud FAFO message)
Too bad a short man in a suit look ridiculous
I’m a short man. You are wrong.
@@JakeSmith-jy1kx i'm a short man too and every short guy i saw in a suit including myself looked ridiculous, but maybe none of us had a well fitted suit
@@baptistemilletpetit1957 I would challenge you to look up a list of short actors. There’s a ton. And most of them look great in suits.
@@JakeSmith-jy1kx ok i will look it up