I take that attitude towards breathing

Rogger Penguin Another one is just because it fits doesn't mean you should wear it.

If people think like that , we never wear jeans in business casual outfits , or still we all wear suits.

you can drink water from lead pipes and inhale asbestos just because you can doesn't mean you should! :p

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To each is own

I dress loud if I want I gave up caring what people think at age 7 when I became self actualized

@@jpmerrick8886 congrats

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Sartorial talks is a great youtube channel. As the name implies, there is a lot of talking, and fewer visuals. We like to show more, not just tell. Others like to listen more. The more channels about classic men's clothing are out there, the more people will learn about it, so we consider that a good thing!

@@gentlemansgazette Yea, I watch both your channels, as well as Kirby Allison, He spoke style and The armoury channel. Just thought I'd mention it since they also did a similar topic.

You may also want to check out Simon Crompton. What would you say is the strength and weakness of each channel. If you had to rank them overall, what would by your ranking and why?

@@gentlemansgazette Ah yes I forgot to mention him too, mostly follow him on Insta as he doesn't post as often to KZfaq. As for the strengths and weakness of each channel I'd say sartorial talks covers the very high end bespoke of men's style that not many channels cover, and the long format talks are relaxing, the weakness would also be that they are much longer and harder to consume, thus they do not post as often. Also the lack of the plethora of visual examples like gentlemen's gazette does. Kirby Allison does very good documentary style videos going to the actual maker, which again not many channels do. And he is the go to place for shoe videos. But he doesn't have as much a variety as Gentleman's gazette. He Spoke Style I enjoy because of his shorter format videos which he posts quiet often, and he also gives a lot of examples which he models. Moreover, he cover's somewhat modern casual stuff as well. But it can get repetitive sometimes, and again isn't as detailed as gentleman's gazette. Gentleman's Gazette's strong points is that they're all encompassing, very detailed and provide a multitude of outfit ideas and examples as well as outfits not to wear. We can get an idea of what is good, but not what is bad from the other channels but you guys cover both. For your weakness I'd say that you don't show the behind the scenes process of makers like Kirby does or go to the makers/review higher end stuff, and there aren't many casual conversational videos like sartorial talks does. But your viewers may not want this. Also a big thing missing from your channel is covering high end bespoke makers, I personally would love to see reviews of higher end bespoke shoes or suits. As for ranking that's hard to say as each channel caters to a certain aspect/format and audience. As for the most informative channel it would be you guys. If I did have to rank I'd say you guys and sartorial talks are tied for first place, Kirby second-mainly due to his tour of specific makers, third He spoke style-great cinematography and semi formal stuff. I'm interested to hear what other's might think and their rankings. Please feel free to chime in anyone. I don't know if you'll read all this, sorry kind of got lengthy.

He lives in Minnesota.

Yeah, wearing good clothes used to be the norm about 60 years ago. Back then almost everyone wore hats and leather shoes. Then inflation made society more poor, so it became normal to wear t-shirts, jeans, and sneakers, because it costs less to produce. For casual clothes there are other youtube channels that help with that. "Real Men Real Style" covers nice casual clothes.

Yah i also agree because if you where like super flashy dress shoes with a super bold sport coat its just overkill.

It wasn't me, but our camera man Chris. I have never owned and do not plan on owning or wearing air force ones.🤣

I would just launch some missiles after throwing some darts on a map of the Middle East

I’ve noticed that a lot of KZfaqrs use that term.

First lesson in Business administration. Households consume and businesses invest.

He is not misusing the word "invest". You are being picky for no reason but your ego. It's very common to use the word "invest" to refer to high priced items. What you are talking about is the formal definition of the word. But there is also the informal definition, straight out of the dictionary itself: (invest in) informal - buy (something) whose usefulness will repay the cost. That's from a dictionary.

@@ChaseMeno thank you for the information. I have spoken to my ego about the matter.

@@KFCJones Your reply shows you have a very high level of maturity, because many people would get offended from how blunt I was, but you are very grounded and mature. Thanks for reminding me there are good people out there. Take care.

What do you mean, they have never been off. You can decide if you want to display them or not by enabling or disabling CC. All of our videos have them If you cannot see them it's because you have not turned them on ;)

@@gentlemansgazette I know that all of your videos have subtitles but there are one exception; the previous video named "How to Shape a Hat at Home - Easily Re-blocking Men's Fedoras, Trilbies, & More". It don't feature them. So when I watched it, I thought that you would not put them in future videos. Thank you for putting the subtitles in the videos. I'm deaf and also my first language is not english, so it's extreamely difficult for me to read the lips when in other english KZfaq channels, the subtitles are not available in the videos. Regards.

It's "on our list"--stay tuned! :) - Preston

I’ve ordered some polos and Tshirts from them. Not impressed.

He has a much more loose style altogether then Raphael imo. Both are brilliant though :)

@@Blackmuseops He has a few nice touches, but Raphael is better imo, Hugo is just trying to mimic Italian tailors Cifo, getting free suits in exhange of publicity

In short: if the most formal style of shoe currently in your collection is a black quarter-brogued oxford, it could likely work in a pinch for a tuxedo or stroller suit (assuming that it's neat and well-polished). We wouldn't recommend it for white tie or formal morning dress, however--and if you're able to find a good pair of black patent or calf oxfords without broguing, those would be better still. For more info, consult our Black Tie Guide. Thanks for watching and commenting! www.gentlemansgazette.com/tuxedo-black-tie-guide/? - Preston

@@gentlemansgazette thank you Preston for replying! Currently my most formal shoe is the black Oxford quarter brogue. I polish the toe as much as I can though. You're a great jazz performer, I'm following your steps.