You had me with the title not gonna lie, great video as always!
@Ed-ss1uh5 күн бұрын
Damn mate was going to pour some liquor out, I can only imagine losing some favorite pieces.
@pillage-5 күн бұрын
Had me concerned😂😂 Damn
@adriangarcia52125 күн бұрын
Anybody mad about the clickbait with you also crediting where you got the idea is silly. Good video!
@YourBBQ5 күн бұрын
bro scared me
@danielchen18135 күн бұрын
🎉🎉🎉
@akihito82477 күн бұрын
boot envy
@destroyrj30698 күн бұрын
Bro should I buy some raw denim ..? Is it worth it 🤔🤔🤔🖼️
@hoilst26510 күн бұрын
Rossi still makes these in Australia.
@kingkyrgios12 күн бұрын
no disrespect but there's gotta be better brands you're showing off than Levis, Wrangler and Dickies...
@wheres_galdo12 күн бұрын
@@kingkyrgios I agree, but for the sake of looking at primarily shape I was wanting to use brands that are very easily obtainable by anyone (of course the Rick Owens was the outlier)
@the_CHAR_official16 сағат бұрын
@@wheres_galdohow dare you show affordable (realistic) stuff 😅 gtfo king Kyrgios ya big silly
@mmidd00712 күн бұрын
Such facts. Most important part of fit for sure. I’ve known this since middle school when i started as a sneakerhead lol its wild how many people don’t realize this. Great vid bro. Baggy / straight jeans coming back ! Y2k vibe
@mmidd00712 күн бұрын
Been rocking the true religions n gstar raw 🔥
@wheres_galdo12 күн бұрын
@@mmidd007 I appreciate you! I used to collect sneakers and the pants HAD to hit the shoe just right 🤩
@williamcorbani203712 күн бұрын
and those vintage industrial docs are to die for! they discontinued the line and it makes me sad.
@wheres_galdo12 күн бұрын
@@williamcorbani2037 what a shame, the shape is so good for the current fashion scene
@williamcorbani203712 күн бұрын
love the capri, slim shoe silhouette 🤌
@wheres_galdo12 күн бұрын
@@williamcorbani2037 that’s been a recent favorite as of late 🤩
@JGKassel16 күн бұрын
Really nice and interesting journey and dividing it into the 3 styles. Reminds me of my own style progression. Gotta love japanese americana and a little touch of avant garde. For me its my guidi boots. Do you know the specific name of your wesco engineer boots? And do they have a metal toe?
@beamscythe18 күн бұрын
ur gonna have to tell me which goodwill u found those at 😭😭😭 but fr insane finds
@xhap924119 күн бұрын
most underrated channel on youtube love the content man!
@wheres_galdo18 күн бұрын
You a real one for that, I appreciate you 🥹
@pillage-19 күн бұрын
Insane thrift pick ups, my god... can't find anything like those out here in the bay😂
@wheres_galdo18 күн бұрын
Man idk what’s been going on as of late but I hope it keeps coming 🤪
@TheTillinger12319 күн бұрын
damn man, those are the kind of finds you go to the thrift store for. Congrats on those fire pieces and for those kind of prices. Have a kickass weekend and you´ve made me want to go thrifting tomorrow right away^^ Oh, greatest thrift find of mine would be a beautifully faded army of darkness t that´s sadly gotten a little tight for me. Thanks for the great content, keep up the good work!
@wheres_galdo18 күн бұрын
I’ve definitely been finding less and less tees but more everywhere else. Best of luck to you on your thrift trips!
@danielchen181319 күн бұрын
🎉🎉🎉
@wheres_galdo18 күн бұрын
🤩
@danielchen181321 күн бұрын
🎉🎉🎉🎉
@Goofleball25 күн бұрын
Love the Alyx pair, I really wanted their tank boots that they did years ago
@hafidhcakep26 күн бұрын
keen recently did a collab with gentle fullness and they're pretty cool
@ohweezuschrist26 күн бұрын
another banger. i heard good things about alyx. those would look sick some of my technical clothing!
@Elian0399926 күн бұрын
thanks for dropping man !
@danielchen181326 күн бұрын
🎉🎉🎉🎉
@Kektown283726 күн бұрын
Great video!
@ashishlama6319Ай бұрын
What time and day they open registrations for the new month? I'm going for winter break, thank you.
@tziino5229Ай бұрын
was interested in getting some adidas bw and wanted to know the difference between those and margielas and stumbled upon your goldmine of a channel. looking forward to more uploads from you and excited to dig deep into everythng you've already posted!! 😄
@putraandika715Ай бұрын
Because hender scheme is too expensive for 95%+ of the "sneakerhead"
@liamvincent8066Ай бұрын
Thats a great looking boot and i think you did a really good job
@asscrack91Ай бұрын
Hi! Great video. Question: is the tongue of your GAT's made of leather?
@SneakerFreakerSBАй бұрын
How much CH items are worth is how much you are willing to pay. Unless I am drawing in millions monthly, I do not see myself spending on these.
@rhithymАй бұрын
I completely agree that fashion should be fun, and i do like the pieces you showed off... but realistically this ain't the economy to be buying things I'm only going to wear a few times before the novelty wears off. I'm not trying to call you out or be rude, there's just no way you're gonna look me in the eyes and tell me you're keeping half of those pieces in your actual rotation for more than two years, and that's being generous. Like even if I had the disposable income to buy novelty pieces, I'd still invest it in something that's expensive, but high in quality and timeless enough to last me a while.
@wheres_galdoАй бұрын
@@rhithym totally fair. Some of these prices will lose their luster and I will eventually cycle a good chunk of them out like you say however the more disposable items in my eyes would be the items that I thrifted (which is pretty much half the items in this video) so instead of looking at them as investment prices, I see them more as spice added to a dish. Where my staple wardrobe is the dish but the novelty items add some spice/whimsical flare. I 100% agree buying high quality and investment pieces are the best way to build a wardrobe but for the purposes of this video, I just wanted to change pace from my normal pretty serious clothing content to something a bit lighter hearted. I appreciate your time watching the video and you sharing your thoughts 🤝
@lordzevallosАй бұрын
Embrace the whimsy, reject the fashion industry 🤝
@wheres_galdoАй бұрын
@@lordzevallos have fun. Spend your money. Stimulate the economy.
@NyersawrАй бұрын
greay vid man, definitely interested in the cammo history video 🤔
@wheres_galdoАй бұрын
@@Nyersawr I’ll get working on it!
@danielchen1813Ай бұрын
🎉🎉🎉
@skylerslovesАй бұрын
0:40 I feel like that’s right. I don’t think it’s that serious unless you are getting dressed in PPE for work. I feel like if you are an adult you should be able to dress how you want and not have to dumb yourself down just to look “ mature “. I feel like part of being an adult is being able to finally do the things you want to do. That’s USA jacket is crazy 😀
@wheres_galdoАй бұрын
@@skylersloves agreed! As an adult that works for my money, my money goes where I want it to go. Making the most out of my most finite resource. I appreciate you 🤝
@steveweast475Ай бұрын
Puma has 2 shoes inspired by the GATs. The first is a somewhat authentic version aptly named Puma Army Trainer and the other one is the Puma Pallermo.
@ricksatmyweddingАй бұрын
great video i love you
@ayeyyh8995Ай бұрын
I would love if you created a discord server to discuss fashion there aren’t too many servers to talk about fashion with people
@bluecoatquartermaster3131Ай бұрын
Howdy, just wanted to leave a comment explaining some FFA history & other facts. For background I’ve been an FFA member for 7 years now, I started on the middle school level and I just because a state officer for Maryland FFA. This was a really good video but there are some things I’d like to point out. - The Jacket’s Back: The bottom of the jacket dosent actually mean the town or area as it may be assumed. It actually is the name of a particular chapter school. In competition, events, and just in general, it allows for easy ID of members. While the top supplying state information is handy, the bottom supplying the particular school makes it great for FFA official events which typically have hundreds of members present. This is something that still remains on current jackets being produced. - Degree pins! That grey/silver pin you had of the FFA logo was actually a FFA Chapter Degree. In FFA there are four main degree pins you can earn with a fifth occasional one. The first pin is the occasional one i mentioned before, the discovery degree. If you were active in a FFA chapter in middle school then you were awarded that pin at banquet. Next the order goes Greenhand, Chapter, State, and American. Degrees are typically awarded at FFA banquets with the exception of State Degrees and American Degrees. State Degree chains (Gold chains attached to the jacket) are issued at banquet but then a little gold ffa emblem is placed on the chain at State Convention. The American degree is a similarly styled gold emblem but with a key on it and is issued at National Convention. It is the hardest to achieve due to you actually having to graduate before being able to get it. While we’re talking pins; Old degrees are stored in the flap inside the jacket with pins by the name going in the order of highest degree, highest award, and highest office. Awards such as your star Greenhand award, are just that, award pins. Office pins are little FFA pins which have symbols representing different offices that FFA Officers hold. Each officer has a unique symbol in FFA so these office pins represent that. That’s about it with pins though. - FFA Jackets have different logos: Right off the bat you can usually tell if a jacket is older or newer based off the quality of the logo alone. Newer jackets have a straight FFA text and have a much higher quality logo. The corn gold on the logo also tends to be brighter and the national blue on the jacket is a similar navy color. So in the future if you wanna look for newer jackets look for things like that. - FFA Official Dress: Obviously not telling you what to do or not what to do with your jacket as you bought it and it’s yours but I do wanna talk about the dos and do nots. Just because someone might come up to you in public and say it in a not so nice way. FFA members are really the only ones who should wear the jacket according to the code. It’s a federally chartered organization so with that comes a huge sense of pride. Generally FFA jackets should only be worn by current active members (not even alumni which is crazy), be worn in accordance to FFA official dress, and have no modification or unofficial attachments to it. If a FFA jacket is sold to a non member all pins, lettering, and logos are supposed to be removed. Obviously though this isn’t a crime no one is gonna arrest you and the majority of people won’t really care. It’s just something to be aware of and keep in mind especially around hardcore FFA members. So don’t take this as an attack or anything it’s just a general tidbit about the jacket. Within the organization it’s a huge uniting symbol as it represents over 52 different FFA associations spread out among 50 states and 2 U.S territories, it represents 9,163 chapter schools, and 945,988 members. Anyways though obviously it’s your property so again not going to tell you what to do or not do with it, just wanted to make sure that I at least included it on this informational post. That’s all I got right now, just felt like posting this to explain the organization a bit. It’s a really great student lead organization which continues to grow and educate new leaders. Even if you don’t like Agriculture in particular the presence of competitions in Prepared Speaking, Food Nutrition, and Veterinary Sciences among others shows that there’s much more to it then just learning to grow corn or milking a cow. If you have any chapters around or want to support FFA in any way I definitely would look into it. If not then at least you have something cool to wear with the rest of your fashion stuff! Great Video!
@JBreezzBeatzАй бұрын
These are so cold! Mad that I missed the original drop, would love to have these in the collection
@aust2244Ай бұрын
Love it! I’ve been wearing engineer boots to do HVAC work for the last 6 years. Red wings 2996’s, Chippewas and now vintage Carolina’s. They’re my favorite style of boot. Either with my 501’s or dickies, they’re awesome!
@RetailRodАй бұрын
Damn asked to leave!? Tragic bro lol.. I think all brands should be able to operate and do business as they see fit so props on not coming across as jaded after that experience
@witeks7107Ай бұрын
I really enjoyed watching that video, great stuff
@nicholaslin570Ай бұрын
super great video!
@joshuapark7Ай бұрын
speed run getting kicked out of the goros store in Japan.
@chris-ge1lvАй бұрын
i thought kyron copped 1 piece in store in japan and didnt have any complain?
@wheres_galdoАй бұрын
I rewatched kyron’s pick up and he never mentioned anything about where he got his from. Only that it’s a gatekeep-y brand so I have no idea if he went thru the whole process 🤔 but literally around the corner from the store is a secondhand seller of goros that allows anyone to purchase anytime