I had an appointment with my shirt makers today the first part of are conversation he stated that he watched your programme and recommend it to his costomers high praise for you sir well done
Nah, nowadays’ standards are too low. His style is not a “standard” but a reference point we all wish most people followed. I find calling his style a “standard” as an understatement.
Thank you both, let's make it happen. I believe in authenticity and quality and so I do not change my style, instead I am myself. Of course, if you look at our early videos, you see an improvement now, but I am still the same person. At the end of the day every youtuber attracts a different audience and I have no interest being more flashy or salesy because that's not who I am.
Omg. I never knew how much work it is for men to wear a suit.. I appreciate a man whom wears a suit.. after reviewing your sentimental basics of proper suit wearing do's & dont's..
Thank you Mr. Schneider for this particular presentation because I've recently added a waistcoat to my wardrobe. (Thanks to your waistcoat video) Your reference videos have been most helpful to me. Please keep up the good work.
Great video. This has been a topic of much confusion for me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. This one is getting bookmarked for future reference.
Excellent guide, Herr Schneider! Was looking for something like this from you, as you are one of my most trusted sources on elegant men's attire. Thanks for the detailed explanation! Please, always stay as dapper as you are, I hope your channel grows and business prospers!
An unsolicited opinion here but I really enjoyed this video. I think it’s a great opportunity for men with little knowledge of classic menswear to get some ground rules down about how to wear their suits if not a little obstinately worded at times regarding some styles looking “off” with little explaination given. Love the work you gentlemen do here and these videos will remain timeless just like the outfits shown in the video. Keep it up! 😁
Danke für die informativen Videos. Ich bin zu den Weihnachtsfeiertagen darauf gestoßen und genieße sie sehr - und ich finde sie sehr nützlich. Weiter so! Grüße aus Wien.
Good video. I'm always careful about how I do up my buttons and I'm shocked by how poorly so many other men attend to this. Having said that, I think many people see these rules and just outdated restrictions and impositions, rather than being in place because of sensible reasons like how a jacket is actually tailored.
Cowboy Hank it if for sure. When you die, no matter how good of person you were or what you did in life, if you didn’t button your suit properly in life, that is all you will be remembered for.
¡This is the best video on how to button your jackets! I mean normally in videos they explain about the quantity of buttons and not the type of jacket. ¡Excellent job! That is why I am subscribed to this channel.
I find this helpful, I still follow these rules rather well. I now make suits and tend to do every button on my waistcoat unless I’m physically active enough to justify it or exceptionally hot. (I have a very different figure to Bertie and cherish the American spirit of inconveniencing the English) I have decided I’m going to design my next waistcoat with a bottom button hole on each side just to bug people.
Only thing I disagree on is not buttoning a single breasted jacket when wearing a vest. I always wear three piece suits and over the last year I began buttoning the jacket while standing and much prefer it that way. The lines are cleaner, the jacket stays in place better and doesn't flap in the wind, as well as keeps me a bit warmer in the cold months, as in the warm months I'd just forego the jacket and vest all together. I only buy 3 button jackets and of course only button the top 2 as you said. I used to really dislike the 1890s style of only buttoning the top button, but now I kind of wish it would return as a trend. Regardless of what you think, it would be a whole lot better than most the current trends we see.
Thanks a lot. I've never worn a suit (The only time I wore a tux was prom) and I have to go to a formal event. I have always worn my uniform to formal events but I got pressured by my fiancee to get a suit. I got a navy suit with white pinstripes and I have no idea what I'm doing. The video helped
There are practical reasons to never button your lower button, it's not just because it 'looks bad'. It's because if your top/ middle button sits at the waist; i.e., your narrowest point, it provides maximum mobility and comfort.
@Gentleman's Gazette Thank you Raphael! i still need help though. I recently purchased a vintage women's blazer for an upcoming photo shoot. It has the button placement just like yours with peaked lapels and gold buttons with an embossed crest. I will be lying on my right side on my sofa with my head propped up with my right arm at one end of my sofa for some of the photos. Should I keep one or both buttons buttoned please? Thanks so much for all your fantastic content here on your channel! You're the best! Lisa
Chris Eubank sr loves the four and five button jackets. Could you also do a video about wanting to revive the Victorian-Edwardian era of men's wear? They're the best!
Make pinstripes great again! Great video, Sire! On a serious note, would you suggest wearing pinstripes or anything with a stripes pattern for a person not having a chiseled body so as to look good?
I'm curious. If it is not advised to fasten the bottom buttons of a 2 or 3 button jacket, why is it still there? Also I've always preferred the way a suit feels when all buttons are fastened. Is that just me? I suppose my suit preferences would fit in the 20s or 30s instead of today.
Am I the only one that was absolutely stunned by the beauty of the double breasted tweed colorful herringbone jacket on 0:16?! What jacket it that and where is it from ? Incredible, informative video as always. Favorite channel.
Raphael I'm visiting Italy for a month in hopes of gaining some first hand experience of the world of Italian tailoring and will be there for Milan fashion week, I was wondering if there were any particular tailors, shirt makers or those of similar profession which I could check out. Love the content as always!
I was thinking of adding custom buttons to my suit. (olive green haywood flannel by indochino 2 button). What buttons would look cool, and what would not work? Are there any rules for buttons? Any help appreciated?
On two button blazers I’ve often preferred to button only the bottom button to maintain the shirt/tie focal silhouette and to dissuade the appearance of intentionally drawing attention to the crotch.
my uniform has four buttons, singled-breasted, but using just the middle buttons feels strangely uncomfortable. is it acceptable to use the top three and leave the bottom undone?
I have known how to button since I was 12, or so I thought (was leaving the bottom button on my double breasted unbuttoned). Now I know on my '50s jacket will have to see how it lays with both buttoned, might have been cut for that? Also, why did JFK wear his jackets with both buttons buttoned? Thank you.
I currently own the basics in suits. I have Navy Blue, Charcoal, and Light Grey. I am considering buying a Navy windowpane suit. What are your thoughts on windowpane suits, and can you please do a video on windowpane suits. Thanks
For some one who is talking about how to look in a suit. You need to tie your tie with a Windsor knot. It is a better looking from the crocket tie you have on.
Designating each button starting from top, center & bottom: Sometimes, Always, Never. When in doubt. Everytime: Sometimes ie. whenever you want (top button), Always (center button),. Never (bottom button). Two buttons? Always & Never. More simply, If you have more than one button, the bottom button is always dead to you.
There are exceptions: paddock jacket (where you must button both buttons) and Norfolk jacket. So, there are exceptions to an endlessly parroted paradigm: sometimes, always, never. On the top of that, I will wear suit jackets the way I like (and I won't care about buttoning etiquette).
Where i live all people says that NEVER button bottom button. With 2 button allways the top one even if u have a vest under. The same goes with three button but the middle one is optional.. sometimes i have seen just the middle button but that rare.
I need your help please I bought button toppers and it came with a small chain attachment but I don’t know what it is and how to use it can you please please help me
Since the double breasted jacket is always buttoned, is it even practical to wear a vest with it? It seems like the vest would just be obscured if you have 4 or more buttons
Do you have a bunch of short clips of you posing in outfits that you can just grab from a folder and edit in or do you individually change for each video?
Gentleman's Gazette I understand that the clips of you un/bottoning the jacket and making points about them were made now (now being relative, of course), but are the ones where you just stand and turn around reused.
If I'm wearing an overcoat unbuttoned (because it's relatively warm), and have a two-button suit beneath it, should I keep only one button buttoned or both of them?
First and foremost I must say what a great channel this is, then I just wanted to point out that it was George VI and not Edward VII who were called ‘Bertie’.
Jay Remi he's said many times that he has a strong preference towards asymmetrical tie knots. He even has an entire video on how to consistently make a dimple in your knot
reese cripe I did not know, nor did I watch this video. This said, asymmetrical knots are not my thing at all. Call me conservative all you want but a tie knot should be straight for a clean look. All the best, Jay
I had an appointment with my shirt makers today the first part of are conversation he stated that he watched your programme and recommend it to his costomers high praise for you sir well done
First it was admiration, now it’s respect. Your suits and clothing choices are (A) standard.
Thanks
Nah, nowadays’ standards are too low. His style is not a “standard” but a reference point we all wish most people followed. I find calling his style a “standard” as an understatement.
@@GeraldGOrros Why should everyone dress the same?
@@sheevinopalpatino4782 it's not about dressing the same it's about how low mens fashion has fallen in the last three decades
"Button" count = 264
lol
You actually counted them! 🤪
To button the bottom button or not to button the bottom button.
lol
DC430,
Say that 5 times fast
That is the question!
This gentelmen deserves over 2M subscribers
Thank you both, let's make it happen. I believe in authenticity and quality and so I do not change my style, instead I am myself. Of course, if you look at our early videos, you see an improvement now, but I am still the same person. At the end of the day every youtuber attracts a different audience and I have no interest being more flashy or salesy because that's not who I am.
*Gentleman
Woahhhhhhhh were half way there !!!!!!!!!
Omg. I never knew how much work it is for men to wear a suit.. I appreciate a man whom wears a suit.. after reviewing your sentimental basics of proper suit wearing do's & dont's..
Thank you Mr. Schneider for this particular presentation because I've recently added a waistcoat to my wardrobe. (Thanks to your waistcoat video) Your reference videos have been most helpful to me. Please keep up the good work.
Great video. This has been a topic of much confusion for me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. This one is getting bookmarked for future reference.
Excellent guide, Herr Schneider! Was looking for something like this from you, as you are one of my most trusted sources on elegant men's attire. Thanks for the detailed explanation! Please, always stay as dapper as you are, I hope your channel grows and business prospers!
Hear hear!
Very comprehensive facts, but I enjoyed it.
Thanks, we always want to create the most comprehensive video on any given topic.
An unsolicited opinion here but I really enjoyed this video. I think it’s a great opportunity for men with little knowledge of classic menswear to get some ground rules down about how to wear their suits if not a little obstinately worded at times regarding some styles looking “off” with little explaination given.
Love the work you gentlemen do here and these videos will remain timeless just like the outfits shown in the video. Keep it up! 😁
This was a very helpful video for me while I’m in fashion styling school!
And your pinstripe suit is great
only the gentleman's gazette can entertain me with a 12 minute video about mundane buttoning rules i already know
Excellent advice I honestly didn’t know some of these button combinations.
I have a single-breasted, four-buttoned, cognac-coloured suede jacket and it's a very nice and casual and I get a lot of compliments on that garment.
Danke für die informativen Videos. Ich bin zu den Weihnachtsfeiertagen darauf gestoßen und genieße sie sehr - und ich finde sie sehr nützlich. Weiter so! Grüße aus Wien.
Im a big fan of stripes... love your suit sir and the combination is on point
Thanks a lot for the nice overview of the rules! I also have to say that suit might be my favourite you've ever worn!
Raphael, thank you for another magnificent tutorial. You put a much time & effort into your videos that we appreciate. You have a dapper day!
This gentleman is a real gentleman!
Good video. I'm always careful about how I do up my buttons and I'm shocked by how poorly so many other men attend to this. Having said that, I think many people see these rules and just outdated restrictions and impositions, rather than being in place because of sensible reasons like how a jacket is actually tailored.
This exactly. It's quite sad imo
Cowboy Hank it if for sure. When you die, no matter how good of person you were or what you did in life, if you didn’t button your suit properly in life, that is all you will be remembered for.
Why?
@@alikaraoglan68 What do you mean "why?"
Common sense dressing and etiquette. I like this.
¡This is the best video on how to button your jackets! I mean normally in videos they explain about the quantity of buttons and not the type of jacket. ¡Excellent job! That is why I am subscribed to this channel.
Great video ! I think every man should know how to button a suit properly
That's why we made this video ;)
Gentleman's Gazette and that's why I love your channel. Because at the and of your videos you have always leaned something !
1:15 - 1:26 is what you're here for
Thank you for the informative video, especially the rules if one is wearing a waistcoat with either a two or three button jacket.
This! This is an excellent video, something I had been looking for for a long time. Thank you!
I LOVE WEARING VINTAGE SUITS ALL DAY, EVERYDAY! All Year Long! I wear them for my personal favorite style
A very informative video. You've answered many of my unanswered questions.
Great video, as always! Please make one about the top most essential dress shirts!
I find this helpful, I still follow these rules rather well.
I now make suits and tend to do every button on my waistcoat unless I’m physically active enough to justify it or exceptionally hot. (I have a very different figure to Bertie and cherish the American spirit of inconveniencing the English)
I have decided I’m going to design my next waistcoat with a bottom button hole on each side just to bug people.
Raphael, great video as always! Quick note worth mentioning.... If you have 4 or 5 button jacket simply... throw it out!
Thanks for the valuable informations!!🎁
Only thing I disagree on is not buttoning a single breasted jacket when wearing a vest. I always wear three piece suits and over the last year I began buttoning the jacket while standing and much prefer it that way. The lines are cleaner, the jacket stays in place better and doesn't flap in the wind, as well as keeps me a bit warmer in the cold months, as in the warm months I'd just forego the jacket and vest all together. I only buy 3 button jackets and of course only button the top 2 as you said. I used to really dislike the 1890s style of only buttoning the top button, but now I kind of wish it would return as a trend. Regardless of what you think, it would be a whole lot better than most the current trends we see.
Thanks a lot. I've never worn a suit (The only time I wore a tux was prom) and I have to go to a formal event. I have always worn my uniform to formal events but I got pressured by my fiancee to get a suit. I got a navy suit with white pinstripes and I have no idea what I'm doing. The video helped
I appreciate your attention to detail. Thank You!
I asked you in another video about this matter now you have answer my questions thank you so much there's a lot to learn..
There are practical reasons to never button your lower button, it's not just because it 'looks bad'. It's because if your top/ middle button sits at the waist; i.e., your narrowest point, it provides maximum mobility and comfort.
Excellent advice as always, thank you for this guide
@Gentleman's Gazette
Thank you Raphael! i still need help though. I recently purchased a vintage women's blazer for an upcoming photo shoot. It has the button placement just like yours with peaked lapels and gold buttons with an embossed crest. I will be lying on my right side on my sofa with my head propped up with my right arm at one end of my sofa for some of the photos. Should I keep one or both buttons buttoned please? Thanks so much for all your fantastic content here on your channel!
You're the best!
Lisa
Chris Eubank sr loves the four and five button jackets. Could you also do a video about wanting to revive the Victorian-Edwardian era of men's wear? They're the best!
You look excellent in this suit 😎👌💯
Thank you!
Why is this mans smooth af
Another great, informative video. Do I understand correctly that, on a single-breasted suit, the jacket stays unbuttoned if wearing a vest?
That’s what I understood too 🤔
Make pinstripes great again! Great video, Sire! On a serious note, would you suggest wearing pinstripes or anything with a stripes pattern for a person not having a chiseled body so as to look good?
Always great advice, thank you
Extremely useful tutorial, thank you.
Why do I feel the urge to create an infographic of this.
Also great a guide Raphael.
I'm curious. If it is not advised to fasten the bottom buttons of a 2 or 3 button jacket, why is it still there?
Also I've always preferred the way a suit feels when all buttons are fastened. Is that just me? I suppose my suit preferences would fit in the 20s or 30s instead of today.
Would you ever make a video going over your wardrobe?
Am I the only one that was absolutely stunned by the beauty of the double breasted tweed colorful herringbone jacket on 0:16?!
What jacket it that and where is it from ?
Incredible, informative video as always. Favorite channel.
X2, never really going to afford it at my age or even years after working
what brand are the double monk they look fantastic
Excuse me sir, can you please explain about the suit pieces in Vegas like the Cowboy Suit and the Long collars.
Raphael I'm visiting Italy for a month in hopes of gaining some first hand experience of the world of Italian tailoring and will be there for Milan fashion week, I was wondering if there were any particular tailors, shirt makers or those of similar profession which I could check out. Love the content as always!
That tie!
I was thinking of adding custom buttons to my suit. (olive green haywood flannel by indochino 2 button). What buttons would look cool, and what would not work? Are there any rules for buttons? Any help appreciated?
On two button blazers I’ve often preferred to button only the bottom button to maintain the shirt/tie focal silhouette and to dissuade the appearance of intentionally drawing attention to the crotch.
my uniform has four buttons, singled-breasted, but using just the middle buttons feels strangely uncomfortable. is it acceptable to use the top three and leave the bottom undone?
what would be buttoning rule if you wear sweater vest under a jacket?
Damn he know's his shiznit always great content here thank you👈🏾🤘🏾
Great Video!
I have known how to button since I was 12, or so I thought (was leaving the bottom button on my double breasted unbuttoned). Now I know on my '50s jacket will have to see how it lays with both buttoned, might have been cut for that?
Also, why did JFK wear his jackets with both buttons buttoned?
Thank you.
I currently own the basics in suits. I have Navy Blue, Charcoal, and Light Grey. I am considering buying a Navy windowpane suit. What are your thoughts on windowpane suits, and can you please do a video on windowpane suits. Thanks
Will it look good if I wear a 2 buttoned jacket unbuttoned without a vest?
For some one who is talking about how to look in a suit. You need to tie your tie with a Windsor knot. It is a better looking from the crocket tie you have on.
I've chosen the same cloth you are wearing mr
I think I couldn't spell the word "button" anymore after this video...Just kidding, great tutorial :)
Designating each button starting from top, center & bottom: Sometimes, Always, Never.
When in doubt. Everytime: Sometimes ie. whenever you want (top button), Always (center button),. Never (bottom button).
Two buttons? Always & Never.
More simply, If you have more than one button, the bottom button is always dead to you.
There are exceptions: paddock jacket (where you must button both buttons) and Norfolk jacket.
So, there are exceptions to an endlessly parroted paradigm: sometimes, always, never.
On the top of that, I will wear suit jackets the way I like (and I won't care about buttoning etiquette).
How about if you make a video on the difference between double vent, single vent and no vent jacket ?
Can the Paddock suit be worn as a formal wear?
Hi, I have a 4-button suit. Should I open the Top and Bottom buttons only?
I think that's what he said in the video - only button the middle buttons. So the top and bottom button are left open.
What do you think horizontal pinstripe suits? To me they’re kind of interesting but also kinda weird
So do you always leave a two button jacket unbottoned when wearing a vest or is it just for the ones that have higher buttons?
Italian all the way, bro!
Where i live all people says that NEVER button bottom button. With 2 button allways the top one even if u have a vest under. The same goes with three button but the middle one is optional.. sometimes i have seen just the middle button but that rare.
Which button suit best
The last time that I saw or wore a four button single breasted suit , I was in the USAF. I had to button all four buttons.
how about straightening that crooked tie?
I need your help please I bought button toppers and it came with a small chain attachment but I don’t know what it is and how to use it can you please please help me
Do I leave the suit jacket unbuttoned while standing if I’m wearing an overcoat and a vest? It seems to make more sense to button it.
Good morning sir,
Could you make a tutorial with blue jean styling
Thank you Mr.Top Hat
Blue jeans are for yard work and hyper-casual people. Not proper clothing for a well-dressed gentleman.
Great video. Where do you get your rings?
I have got a blazer det is four button bus you can only botutton the loeste buntton
I took a shot every time he said "buttons" and now I am typing this comment while in line for St. Peter's approval to go to Heaven.
I like your suit man!!!
Where can I get one?
Since the double breasted jacket is always buttoned, is it even practical to wear a vest with it? It seems like the vest would just be obscured if you have 4 or more buttons
So do I unbotton the jacket when wearing a 3 piece suit?
i salute you
we all salute you
The title should have been: how to button the buttons 😄 great vid nonetheless 🤓
Do you have a bunch of short clips of you posing in outfits that you can just grab from a folder and edit in or do you individually change for each video?
+Vivek Booshan if you really watch the videos, you should know the answer ;)
Gentleman's Gazette I understand that the clips of you un/bottoning the jacket and making points about them were made now (now being relative, of course), but are the ones where you just stand and turn around reused.
If I'm wearing an overcoat unbuttoned (because it's relatively warm), and have a two-button suit beneath it, should I keep only one button buttoned or both of them?
Only the top button.
What are your thoughts on single butto jackets why or why not should more men consider them?
I have an 8 button coat idk what to do
First and foremost I must say what a great channel this is, then I just wanted to point out that it was George VI and not Edward VII who were called ‘Bertie’.
Is the 4 or 5 button jacket an ascott?
If I want to capture the 30s and 40s look should I button both buttons on a two button single breasted suit jacket
(Sorry, a very wordy statement)
Oh yeah I know that too I pay close attention to cuts and lepals ext
Informative
What do I do if my suit jacket has a zipper?
Zip it. And ignore those that say to you that you're making a mistake.
Wow. Interesting
Great video Raphael, thank you.
Just a friendly note that your tie is not straight and may need some adjustment.
All the best,
Jay
Jay Remi he's said many times that he has a strong preference towards asymmetrical tie knots. He even has an entire video on how to consistently make a dimple in your knot
reese cripe I did not know, nor did I watch this video.
This said, asymmetrical knots are not my thing at all. Call me conservative all you want but a tie knot should be straight for a clean look.
All the best,
Jay
Definitely agree with you on this one