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I have tons of oil that flows from my head and neck; leaving ring around the collar. I've found that Dawn dish washing detergent is great for removing this. Just rub it into the collar and let it set for about an hour and then wash the shirt.
I know a business man who rubs his neck with after shave before putting on his shirts in the morning and he is able to get at least 2 days of full 8 hours in the office without getting a mark on collar....
hey i always end up looking up mens care tips and i always end up watching your videos and i usually end up finding my answer after watching your videos i really appreciate your presentations to all ur videos its really professional and helps me be the same way thanks again
Hi Antonio, what are your thoughts in dry cleaning your dress shirts? I've always laundered my shirt via my dry cleaning place simply because they pressed my shirts and it saves me time from having to wash and iron my shirts. And I do have quite a bit of shirts. I usually take between 18-25 dress shirts a month to the dry cleaners because my profession required that I wear dress shirts daily.
Ask your dry cleaner if they are ‘dry cleaning’ your shirts. I was surprised when talking to my dry cleaner who said they wash and press the shirts, not ‘dry clean.’
Armpit stains? I prevent those in the first place by using a dab of baking soda under each armpit after I bathe. It's unscented, inexpensive and it works better than any commercial deodorant I've ever used.
I have dress shirts that I have owned for 8 years, I use hot water and a small amount of detergent. I hang dry them (this I agree with you on) a drier sucks the cotton fibers right out of the shirt. I use just a very small amount of spray starch and an iron. When I was married I wouldn’t even let my wife wash my cloths. On the subject to using a drier blue jeans chinos and all shirts including sweat shirts and sweat pants are hang dried. Only Skivvies and socks go in the drier. Sometimes I wonder why I have a drier.
Brothers, always starch cotton shirts or you will look like a slob. Use light starch for casual shirts and dark colors, and medium or heavy starch for dress and formal shirts. Starch will sometimes accumulate but this is easily remedied simply by washing a shirt before you send it to your laundry. A shirt that itches is a cheap shirt, starched or unstarched. Unless you are traveling, do not have your shirts folded since fabrics will wear more quickly along the fold lines. When putting on your tie, slide it under the collar instead of breaking the collar upward--that will reduce wear at the fold. I have all of my custom-made shirts starched, and they last for many years. Of course, they are made with two-ply, high-count cottons, not cheap one-ply cottons. Expect to pay at least $200 for 100-count cotton, and as much as $600 for 300-count Sea Island cotton. When possible, ask your shirtmaker to order enough fabric so that you have some on hand to replace the collar and cuffs. Some of my shirts have lasted ten years with replaced collars and cuffs. Another way to prolong the life of an expensive custom-made shirt is to always wear an undershirt, since perspiration is corrosive. One last point: Custom-made shirts use linings that you can't iron by hand, and must be professionally laundered using a "crush," the machine that presses a wet shirt and dries it simultaneously.
Antonio, yes, helpful for those who don't know the ABCs to care/ wash dress shirts, I still hand wash, I'll be looking for the armpit stain remover! Your thoughts on ( WHITE SHIRTS) is it worth expensive Dry cleaning? thanks. As a note, it takes Time to prepare a pro video. I laugh at the Time it takes someone to post a negative comment opposed to taking the Time to offer a suggestion or addition - typical. I ignore the 1% of negative critics, they don't pay my bills and I laugh to the bank. Keep up the good work.
interesting video. i especially liked the emphasis on stains and washing a limited amount of times. i am not looking forward to the summer, chances are i will work in a controlled environment, but, on the way to the office especially i have a long walk, at least it will be in morning brisk perhaps, any walking in late day may be annoying and costly, i mean, i have next to no money
So, when it comes to suits or dress shirts for myself - it's just the pits that get SHMELLY from how much I sweat in the summer. Would it be a bad idea to just wet that area and GENTLY extract the water out with a carpet cleaner hose or something like that?
I dunno what it is but he dryer is hard on clothes, but the iron doesn't treat it the same way a dryer does. I found out long ago the dryer steals the color and quality right out of clothes.
Woolite for dark colors. I washed my black pants and black apron for 2 years (once a week) and they stay solid black. I use All free and clear and free and clear dryer sheets. I will do low heat with a dryer sheet for 10-15 minutes and switch to air only if I have that option if not I will pull out and hand that shirt from the shower bar.
Try to exfoliate your whole body once a week. My husband had the same problem till I bought him The Moroccan Scrub kit. Just taking shower everyday won't help much. Cause sweat and dead skin are the cause of that grey line. Get rid of dead skin cells once a week or twice ( no more or you will get scratches) and scrub the neck area with the Moroccan Loofah a bit more and I am sure you won't see much of that grey line.
Did you know when you say “subscribe” you point at the wrong side of the screen? Not criticizing you, I actually love your channel and I am subscriber. Just wanted to point it out for you.
my grandmother told me rubbing alcohol around the collar helps keep the ring away. I've never tried it because I never remember to but if you try it maybe you can make a video on it.. in fact I think I'll try it since I remember and I live in Houston and spend 12 hours in and out of the heat in my dress shirts
I don't disagree, but in what specific way? If I had the same problem; tell them "there's too much fabric" or "the shoulder pad needs to go past the shoulder"?
Hi Antonio. I am starting an internship on the fall as a student teacher and my advisor suggests to wear a shirt and tie everyday. I hear that starching your short after laundering can ruin them. What are your thoughts?
What I do to keep the collar clean is keeping myself hydrated, this way I won't sweat at all (of course, it depends on the environment I am in, usually it is the office ) , and I start drinking water before I dress up, and always keep an eye that. this way I don't have to wash the shirt unless it is a white shirt, and that will be after 3-4 times of wearing.
Thank you for this. Though I have one more question. I have a couple dress shirts that say to wash with warm water, and tumble dry on low on the tag. This goes against what you're saying about stay away from heat and the dryer. What method to you recommend then? What you discuss in this video, or the cleaning instructions on the tag?
Young Antonio was so much more "quiet", "static", and "classic" than the overconfident, almost flirty, current one 😂 The jacket, the tie, even the voice. This one looked much more like Gentlemen's Gazette.
Hey, great video! What temperature of the water do you recommend? (I know that you said "don't use warm water" but I would appreciate it if you could be a little bit more specific)
This is great, because I have had many a great shirt get one good use then after a wash the washer shrinks them or takes the sharp look off them, I just got another two knew ones, a nice white classic one and a with close needle stripes in light purple, real smart, so don't want them destroyed, thanks for this. Also, does the manufacturer not add a small amount of starch?
I notice you didn't mention dry cleaning at all, in your other video either. Do you not recommend dry-cleaning dress shirts? It certainly saves a lot of time over washing, pressing, starching at home. Tie looks great on you, by the way.
I use Purex Free and Clear liquid detergent and it's more affordable and presumably just as good as Tide. I have not used Tide at all. I should try Deo Go on my t-shirts. I'm getting tired of crying because I see armpit stains on my t-shirts!
if you don't have access to "Deo-Go" you can remove the yellow stains easily by soaking them in warm water + citric acid for a few hours and wash afterwards. greetz
Out of every dress shirt I've ever purchased from $200 bespoke shirts to twillory to Charles Tyrwhitt, to proper cloth, David Donahue, Calvin Klein and all are non-iron dress shirts, after I bend my arms, the sleeves are all wrinkled and look like and acordian. Plz help
Buy a steamer. If you dont have one hang it up in the shower when you shower for about 3 days the smell and creases go away. The one I bought on Amazon is like $25
Would you consider it a good idea to treat a new dress shirt to DeoGo before you even have the occurrence of yellow stains on the armpit of the shirt? Rather than treating the shirt after the fact?
For Dress Shirts I wash with Woolite - Dark it maintains fabric color. Typically if their is no spots, stains, mess of any kind on shirt or normal as I’d say, it’s typically washed after 2-3 wears as I work in an office. If I’m traveling, it probably get washed after 1-2 wear just because of traveling. Typically I look at the collar and that’s the best judge to me and if it looks good, we’ll ok to wear if it looks clean. If the collar has oil from skin or skin lotion and a ring especially on a darker shirt, I throw it in the wash. Typically I wash the shirts alone with nothing else on light cycle. Hand them up to air dry in the laundry room.
Hello, i have a question, my husband started balding recently. He wears eye liner on the hair and just blends it in all over, he has older shirts where the make up is set it on the back of the colar. He is a teacher and i say that doesnt look good but he wears them witht the stain visible anyways. The stain is only on the colar, is there anything i can use to remove the old set it stains?
Hey , to avoid the armpit stains , I use Rexona invisible deodorant , I understand that you speak for the US and Canada , but as unfortunately I live in São Paulo/Brazil , here we don't have the products that you've mentioned . 10 years ago , things were extremely different in my life , I could afford a maid that would wash all my cloths , but now I do everything myself , so I'm even thinking of only buying dark dress shirts ( black , navy blue , grey , brown , maybe dark green ) , because light colour dress shits became a nightmare to me , after I scrub the collars and the shirt cuffs , with my hands and with a brush , and after put the dress shirtsbin the washing machine , they come out with big yellowish stains most of all on the collars , that are the dirtiest part of the shirt . So if you could tell me a more homemade way to get my light color dress shirts clean , I'd be very thankful to you . I love plain white dress shirts , but just to think of the problem of getting them white again , I quit .
Sorry...not trying to spoil the party, but that jacket does not fit properly in the shoulder/upper arms...needs tailoring, or perhaps another pick from the rack.
+Real Men Real Style, may be that's what you're aiming for but it looks really weird, for those who doesn't know what you're doing may think that you have no idea about men's fashion. I'm just saying......
He probably thinks he looks better. A photomodel told me you prefere yourself as you see yourself in the mirror. I am waiting for the day he has a glas infront off him an write on it like a witeborde. Then he has to flip image.
when washing, are we supposed to take out those little white slips of plastic that are stuffed in both ends of the collars, ya know... the ones that helps them keep their shape?
Why is it when I wash my tee shirts, they come out real stiff and hard in the arm pit area, does it have to do with the deodorant I use, or am I doing something wrong.?
Danny Calk it's probably one of the reasons why you're getting that kind of texture after washing it - I would say to check if there's any build up of deodorant on the arm pit area then use Deo-Go to remove it: www.realmenrealstyle.com/gift-guide-2014/
Very nice tie Antonio but I feel like it might be a little too wide for your upper body. Anyways, just a comment and thanks a lot for the video. Big fan from Monterrey, Mexico.
That ring around the collar is the devil! They need to come out with something for that. I wonder if that armpit spray you were talking about will work for the collar and cuff too? I tried scrubbing the hell out of it on my husbands shirt that was sitting in a suitcase for a week dirty. He went to the Cayman Islands for business and apparently he sweated like a whore in church while there. Nothing would touch it.
This works for me, I put a shirt in a bucket with some laundry detergent, just let it sit there for a few hours and then come back and scrub the collar against itself. Hand washed my clothes for a couple years, just sitting in detergent is amazing at cleaning.
Love your vids man but you really need to use your hands less. Sometimes they are all I look at. Only use your hands when you want to put emphasis on certain things.
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Thanks for the tips Antonio.
This video feels it never gets to the point of what the video suggests...
true
Velin Alexandrov seriously wtf
Yes thank you, I was just going to write something about that but I will just agree here lol.. so he's basically explaining common sense
He tells us to buy new clothes after 100 washes of our old clothes.
So bloody true, I fed my Kat made a sandwich and he was still talking doodah!!!
I have tons of oil that flows from my head and neck; leaving ring around the collar. I've found that Dawn dish washing detergent is great for removing this. Just rub it into the collar and let it set for about an hour and then wash the shirt.
These tips help me keep my dress shirts in good condition for a little more time, gracias Antonio!
I know a business man who rubs his neck with after shave before putting on his shirts in the morning and he is able to get at least 2 days of full 8 hours in the office without getting a mark on collar....
Same here
Thats legit me you just called me out so hard why lmfao
hey i always end up looking up mens care tips and i always end up watching your videos and i usually end up finding my answer after watching your videos i really appreciate your presentations to all ur videos its really professional and helps me be the same way thanks again
Hi Antonio, what are your thoughts in dry cleaning your dress shirts? I've always laundered my shirt via my dry cleaning place simply because they pressed my shirts and it saves me time from having to wash and iron my shirts. And I do have quite a bit of shirts. I usually take between 18-25 dress shirts a month to the dry cleaners because my profession required that I wear dress shirts daily.
Ask your dry cleaner if they are ‘dry cleaning’ your shirts. I was surprised when talking to my dry cleaner who said they wash and press the shirts, not ‘dry clean.’
I found using a bit of Dawn works on getting rid of ring around collar
Forgive me, but that tie with that shirt looks clownish to my uncultured eyes.
bachser exactly
A bit to much colour for me
A darker shade of orange would look great!
Its ment to clash its a power tie thats supose to acent his skin color
kiljoe78 i dont think the tie should be that big. A more modern tie and maybe a darker color would look way better
Armpit stains? I prevent those in the first place by using a dab of baking soda under each armpit after I bathe. It's unscented, inexpensive and it works better than any commercial deodorant I've ever used.
I have dress shirts that I have owned for 8 years, I use hot water and a small amount of detergent. I hang dry them (this I agree with you on) a drier sucks the cotton fibers right out of the shirt. I use just a very small amount of spray starch and an iron. When I was married I wouldn’t even let my wife wash my cloths. On the subject to using a drier blue jeans chinos and all shirts including sweat shirts and sweat pants are hang dried. Only Skivvies and socks go in the drier. Sometimes I wonder why I have a drier.
Brothers, always starch cotton shirts or you will look like a slob. Use light starch for casual shirts and dark colors, and medium or heavy starch for dress and formal shirts. Starch will sometimes accumulate but this is easily remedied simply by washing a shirt before you send it to your laundry.
A shirt that itches is a cheap shirt, starched or unstarched.
Unless you are traveling, do not have your shirts folded since fabrics will wear more quickly along the fold lines. When putting on your tie, slide it under the collar instead of breaking the collar upward--that will reduce wear at the fold.
I have all of my custom-made shirts starched, and they last for many years. Of course, they are made with two-ply, high-count cottons, not cheap one-ply cottons.
Expect to pay at least $200 for 100-count cotton, and as much as $600 for 300-count Sea Island cotton.
When possible, ask your shirtmaker to order enough fabric so that you have some on hand to replace the collar and cuffs. Some of my shirts have lasted ten years with replaced collars and cuffs.
Another way to prolong the life of an expensive custom-made shirt is to always wear an undershirt, since perspiration is corrosive.
One last point: Custom-made shirts use linings that you can't iron by hand, and must be professionally laundered using a "crush," the machine that presses a wet shirt and dries it simultaneously.
@autodidact2
I wish I could have custom made shirts !
Antonio, yes, helpful for those who don't know the ABCs to care/ wash dress shirts, I still hand wash,
I'll be looking for the armpit stain remover!
Your thoughts on ( WHITE SHIRTS) is it worth expensive Dry cleaning?
thanks.
As a note, it takes Time to prepare a pro video.
I laugh at the Time it takes someone to post a negative comment opposed to taking the Time to offer a suggestion or addition - typical.
I ignore the 1% of negative critics, they don't pay my bills and I laugh to the bank.
Keep up the good work.
I live in the Caribbean where its hot as hell all year round... so yea i gotta wash a shirt everytime i use it.
Cyfer F. do one thing buy only dark shirts..
amit maurya Nah dark shirts make u hotter. I try to wear white as much as possible.
Fels Naptha is great for removing stains in dress shirts.
I was waiting to here, And it will take the tough stains OUT!!
interesting video. i especially liked the emphasis on stains and washing a limited amount of times. i am not looking forward to the summer, chances are i will work in a controlled environment, but, on the way to the office especially i have a long walk, at least it will be in morning brisk perhaps, any walking in late day may be annoying and costly, i mean, i have next to no money
So, when it comes to suits or dress shirts for myself - it's just the pits that get SHMELLY from how much I sweat in the summer. Would it be a bad idea to just wet that area and GENTLY extract the water out with a carpet cleaner hose or something like that?
So the heat from dryer ruins fabric but hot iron pressed on it doesn't. That is a very intelligent and discerning shirt.
I dunno what it is but he dryer is hard on clothes, but the iron doesn't treat it the same way a dryer does. I found out long ago the dryer steals the color and quality right out of clothes.
Woolite for dark colors. I washed my black pants and black apron for 2 years (once a week) and they stay solid black. I use All free and clear and free and clear dryer sheets. I will do low heat with a dryer sheet for 10-15 minutes and switch to air only if I have that option if not I will pull out and hand that shirt from the shower bar.
I love the part where he says "its great, its not free, but-" hahaha
Try to exfoliate your whole body once a week. My husband had the same problem till I bought him The Moroccan Scrub kit. Just taking shower everyday won't help much. Cause sweat and dead skin are the cause of that grey line. Get rid of dead skin cells once a week or twice ( no more or you will get scratches) and scrub the neck area with the Moroccan Loofah a bit more and I am sure you won't see much of that grey line.
Bro I live in Houston and sometimes I have to use “shirts per day” instead of “days per shirt” as a metric lol
Did you know when you say “subscribe” you point at the wrong side of the screen? Not criticizing you, I actually love your channel and I am subscriber. Just wanted to point it out for you.
my grandmother told me rubbing alcohol around the collar helps keep the ring away. I've never tried it because I never remember to but if you try it maybe you can make a video on it.. in fact I think I'll try it since I remember and I live in Houston and spend 12 hours in and out of the heat in my dress shirts
The jacket needs some tailoring around the shoulders...
Alexandru lo
Yes sir
I don't disagree, but in what specific way? If I had the same problem; tell them "there's too much fabric" or "the shoulder pad needs to go past the shoulder"?
Hi Antonio. I am starting an internship on the fall as a student teacher and my advisor suggests to wear a shirt and tie everyday. I hear that starching your short after laundering can ruin them. What are your
thoughts?
What I do to keep the collar clean is keeping myself hydrated, this way I won't sweat at all (of course, it depends on the environment I am in, usually it is the office ) , and I start drinking water before I dress up, and always keep an eye that. this way I don't have to wash the shirt unless it is a white shirt, and that will be after 3-4 times of wearing.
great tips, I appreciate it.
Thank you for this. Though I have one more question. I have a couple dress shirts that say to wash with warm water, and tumble dry on low on the tag. This goes against what you're saying about stay away from heat and the dryer. What method to you recommend then? What you discuss in this video, or the cleaning instructions on the tag?
Young Antonio was so much more "quiet", "static", and "classic" than the overconfident, almost flirty, current one 😂 The jacket, the tie, even the voice. This one looked much more like Gentlemen's Gazette.
I was thinking the exact same thing lol
this is high comedy.. this guy is hilarious.. especially on the syrup.. try it kids.. its the best-est ever !!
Hey, great video! What temperature of the water do you recommend? (I know that you said "don't use warm water" but I would appreciate it if you could be a little bit more specific)
Actually, he said not to use *hot* water.
Love your videos💜 fabulous tips for my office gear, there should be a similar channel for the ladies but there isn't 😕
Good Video I liked it.
Great video, definitely a topic where I "thought" I knew it before watching
This is great, because I have had many a great shirt get one good use then after a wash the washer shrinks them or takes the sharp look off them, I just got another two knew ones, a nice white classic one and a with close needle stripes in light purple, real smart, so don't want them destroyed, thanks for this. Also, does the manufacturer not add a small amount of starch?
What do you think of baking soda ?
Great video, learnt something new.
I notice you didn't mention dry cleaning at all, in your other video either. Do you not recommend dry-cleaning dress shirts? It certainly saves a lot of time over washing, pressing, starching at home. Tie looks great on you, by the way.
acirvin1 great hearing from you. This video should help: www.realmenrealstyle.com/dry-cleaning-mens-suits-how-often/
Real Men Real Style that's great info about dry cleaning a suit, but i was just talking about dress shirts.
Are wide ties back ? I see yours wide , a sort like the ones from the 90s . By the way your dress shirt , tie and jacket , matching is very chic .
great tips, thanks a lot from NYC
I use Purex Free and Clear liquid detergent and it's more affordable and presumably just as good as Tide. I have not used Tide at all. I should try Deo Go on my t-shirts. I'm getting tired of crying because I see armpit stains on my t-shirts!
if you don't have access to "Deo-Go" you can remove the yellow stains easily by soaking them in warm water + citric acid for a few hours and wash afterwards. greetz
Out of every dress shirt I've ever purchased from $200 bespoke shirts to twillory to Charles Tyrwhitt, to proper cloth, David Donahue, Calvin Klein and all are non-iron dress shirts, after I bend my arms, the sleeves are all wrinkled and look like and acordian. Plz help
Buy a steamer. If you dont have one hang it up in the shower when you shower for about 3 days the smell and creases go away. The one I bought on Amazon is like $25
Yea, this one was a bit long. Thank goodness it didn't exceed 52 seconds or you might have fallen asleep!
Would you consider it a good idea to treat a new dress shirt to DeoGo before you even have the occurrence of yellow stains on the armpit of the shirt? Rather than treating the shirt after the fact?
Antonio: what is the link to the Deo-go?
what do you think of lands end shirts for the money
Great video!
DK k Thanks!
Good information.
Very helpful
Wouldn't Woolite be better than Tide to wash dress shirts? I don't know hence my question.
This was a great video sir. =)
shoutout Victoria!
For Dress Shirts I wash with Woolite - Dark it maintains fabric color. Typically if their is no spots, stains, mess of any kind on shirt or normal as I’d say, it’s typically washed after 2-3 wears as I work in an office. If I’m traveling, it probably get washed after 1-2 wear just because of traveling. Typically I look at the collar and that’s the best judge to me and if it looks good, we’ll ok to wear if it looks clean. If the collar has oil from skin or skin lotion and a ring especially on a darker shirt, I throw it in the wash. Typically I wash the shirts alone with nothing else on light cycle. Hand them up to air dry in the laundry room.
thanks a lot and forget your haters
lol, many (including myself) have addressed this. new viewers need to be addressed too, right? It was you once
For dress pants, is it generally the same treatment?
***** This is pretty much how you should care for your pants www.realmenrealstyle.com/pants-shrink-wash-fix-problem/
Shut up
Delicate wash, air dry and then steam it. It will last a lot longer. I use free and clear to wash
How do you wash a tie ?
I have stains on it that won't come off can you help me with that?
Hello, i have a question, my husband started balding recently. He wears eye liner on the hair and just blends it in all over, he has older shirts where the make up is set it on the back of the colar. He is a teacher and i say that doesnt look good but he wears them witht the stain visible anyways. The stain is only on the colar, is there anything i can use to remove the old set it stains?
***** This should help: @3
For me, washing the insides of a discolored collar is a challenge. Any ideas?
Hey , to avoid the armpit stains , I use Rexona invisible deodorant , I understand that you speak for the US and Canada , but as unfortunately I live in São Paulo/Brazil , here we don't have the products that you've mentioned . 10 years ago , things were extremely different in my life , I could afford a maid that would wash all my cloths , but now I do everything myself , so I'm even thinking of only buying dark dress shirts ( black , navy blue , grey , brown , maybe dark green ) , because light colour dress shits became a nightmare to me , after I scrub the collars and the shirt cuffs , with my hands and with a brush , and after put the dress shirtsbin the washing machine , they come out with big yellowish stains most of all on the collars , that are the dirtiest part of the shirt . So if you could tell me a more homemade way to get my light color dress shirts clean , I'd be very thankful to you . I love plain white dress shirts , but just to think of the problem of getting them white again , I quit .
Sorry...not trying to spoil the party, but that jacket does not fit properly in the shoulder/upper arms...needs tailoring, or perhaps another pick from the rack.
Yay for Victoria BC.
This video sounds like one giant ad lmao
How come your pocket square is on the other side of your jacket ?
+Paul Yuk I just like to have fun with my style! It's also a good conversation starter.
+Real Men Real Style, may be that's what you're aiming for but it looks really weird, for those who doesn't know what you're doing may think that you have no idea about men's fashion. I'm just saying......
+Paul Yuk I figure he's flipped the video horizontally - ring is also on the wrong side
+Grengis actually the ring is on his right hand
He probably thinks he looks better.
A photomodel told me you prefere yourself as you see yourself in the mirror.
I am waiting for the day he has a glas infront off him an write on it like a witeborde. Then he has to flip image.
I can not wear a shirt more then One time,it just seems dirty to me
If I can take it off and the pits are wet, it needs a wash
when washing, are we supposed to take out those little white slips of plastic that are stuffed in both ends of the collars, ya know... the ones that helps them keep their shape?
8min for 30 seconds of info wow
I live in Florida and there is just no way you can wear a dress shirt more than once without washing it.
Nice shoulder divots lol
Wow, he looks so young here! :D #2021
Nice
diversity2 thank you sir!
Not a good idea to use toothbrush on high-end shirts, use your hand and tap on the stain to ensure detergent is absorbed & wash later.
Why is it when I wash my tee shirts, they come out real stiff and hard in the arm pit area, does it have to do with the deodorant I use, or am I doing something wrong.?
Danny Calk it's probably one of the reasons why you're getting that kind of texture after washing it - I would say to check if there's any build up of deodorant on the arm pit area then use Deo-Go to remove it: www.realmenrealstyle.com/gift-guide-2014/
6:00, channeling Billy Mays!
People complaining really don't know how to spend 3 seconds to fast forward
Very nice tie Antonio but I feel like it might be a little too wide for your upper body. Anyways, just a comment and thanks a lot for the video. Big fan from Monterrey, Mexico.
+Ignacio S thanks - I definitely appreciate the feedback
+Ignacio S His shirt collar has a wide spacing .Antonio's choice is the best (shirt collar science 1.0.1 )
I don’t know what to do with my hands 🤲🏻
This video should have been like two minutes. You should write things on a board or something.
OXI CLEAN, haha man I miss Billy Mays
That ring around the collar is the devil! They need to come out with something for that. I wonder if that armpit spray you were talking about will work for the collar and cuff too? I tried scrubbing the hell out of it on my husbands shirt that was sitting in a suitcase for a week dirty. He went to the Cayman Islands for business and apparently he sweated like a whore in church while there. Nothing would touch it.
+Blanca W Hey Bianca. I've updated this video - www.realmenrealstyle.com/3-tips-wash-dress-shirts/
Real Men Real Style Thanks Antonio! Great information as always!
This works for me, I put a shirt in a bucket with some laundry detergent, just let it sit there for a few hours and then come back and scrub the collar against itself. Hand washed my clothes for a couple years, just sitting in detergent is amazing at cleaning.
I have water spots on over a dozen dress shirts.. anyone else have this? Most of my shirts were brand new or worn once or twice only.
Crash Burn Have you tried this? www.ehow.com/how_5681129_water-spots-out-dress-shirts.html
Real Men Real Style Thank you, Hope this works. This has been a huge problem for me causing me to return half my dress shirts.
dude, you are blinking so much, compared to new videos. What happaned? :D
If one scoop good...then five-six scoop good also. 😂
Your wife doesn't do your laundry?
Love your vids man but you really need to use your hands less. Sometimes they are all I look at. Only use your hands when you want to put emphasis on certain things.
NukkaLips thanks for the feedback
+Real Men Real Style
You are an extreemly good speaker. The sound was a bit off this time, cold maybee!
Probably overkill on amount.
RIP :(
Can you get on with it?
if your dress shirts are over 100$ just get them dry clean for 3$. forget about washing them just send them out
+Osca Alva Exactly...even if it costs less, a dress shirt should be worn once and then dry cleaned. Saves the quality and saves you time.
some guys dont have 10 dress shirts
iv seen them bi 5 cheap white shirts wear to work all week end of week put them in washer
Osca Alva.....what's the problem in home wash
Osca Alva so what
Until the dry cleaners ruin your shits. Be sure to take the collars stays out because they wont
My Parfums linger. Cleaners are getting expensive.
Gave up after 5 minutes. Get to the friggin point!
This is an oblivion NPC...
You need to SHOW people how to do it ! Not talk about it
toomtoom1212 This should help: propercloth.com/reference/how-to-wash-a-dress-shirt/
apology mate i guess that happens when some nerd go to fashion industry and yeah you start writing book there too