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Hi.. Pls tell about how to order a blazer with proper size... It's very confusing
No perfect stitching
Nice
Good coat
What size would I choose for a 5.6 skinny man? Btw, I love your channel for the English narration. Im an Indian but not knowing Hindi. Most of the review channel I was found speaks Hindi, which I cant understand.
What was your height then bro?
vid strts from 5:30
Bakwas
Background music is very irritating.
Bhoottt Ghatia Choice hai Aapki
Good job bro ..but next time speak Hindi only because lots of people in our country not comfortable in english.
kya english ki ma behen ek kr ra he.hindi me bol le
idk how can you say the fitting is perfect the fitting seems really bad and i always prefer custom made suits over blazers which might be a bit expensive but i think its worth the money
You're succinct and precise:) (if you get the reference, I'll be overjoyed)
this is bad. really bad.
My height 5.5 inch which size best for me
Where did u buy the knife from
Mast bhai....
Bhi iska size kiya hea
Kitni rating product quality ho toh Lena chaiye flipkart se
It's 200% wool them sheep led a double life.
Very informative ! Thank you
FYI: Polyester is Plastic. It's not like plastic, it is literally plastic made into a thread and then into a fabric.
What fabric do you recommend for lining? A lot of blazers for women may have a wool outer but polyester lining
Madam how can I purchase the coat ? PL intimate
Yeah quality
Thank you for the video, I wish I coul afford a nice coat. Because the perfect coats are so expensive
I have somewhat narrow shoulders and a large bust, finding coats that fit both is tricky!
Great info!
really like this video, i can see, colours, how it looks, thanks
Hi..whats the name of the first 2 coats & how much? I dont see the Navy PEACOAT, wheres that from? Also, the coat from Mango, is it quite snug? Im petite, not sure if I should get the XS or S..thanks!
I would like to know where a coat sleeve should should fall at the hand.
Thank you for this. I have has the same ck pea coat for 15 years and after 3 kids its too small in the chest now so I have been seriously shopping for a new coat.
Thank you. My perfect choice.
Hey Ive been watching your videos found this very helpful! Thanks!
Beautiful coats,that will be lovely to know were did U buy it?
Now I know what coat to look for, this year! Thank you for the video!
None of these would work in the Winter where I live. Temperatures run from the teens to below zero. Warmth is the name of the game and that wasn't even addressed.
hey can someone help i want to get an overcoat but i dont know which length will look better on me, i'm 5'1 and I don't want something that will make me look like a dwarf lol I mean should i buy a long one or mid length like above knee
I LOVE your accent! great tips btw
Coats have sleeves, people have arms!!!
Amazing video, thank you
Love all your tips! Super tempted to buy a cocoon ooat as they're everywhere I look right now, but good reminder that they're probably not going to be flattering on my 5'3" middle aged figure ahem. One tip I didn't hear you mention, and I see this as a bit of a travesty, is leaving the maker label on the sleeve. I feel like running up to these (mostly young so obviously not practiced) coat wearers who sport the label on the sleeves, with a pair of snips or thread cutter to remove the labels off them. Also, forgetting to remove the stitches that hold the pockets or vent together Lol
Wow. Sooo helpful!!
Im sick of polyester, Im going 100% or not bother.
such a nice magenta tie
Polyester blend cloth is cheap but stiching is expensive
I always feel like the people that make these videos about suits are a bit out of touch with normal guys like maybe its different here in the states but not many people can have suit made for themselves you can tell the suits theyre wearing are well over a thousand
I've never used a steamer. But thinking of getting one. With steaming the suit is there a certain heat to use. Should you just steam your suit on cool heating
I take a different view on this. I have 52% wool 48% blends and they hold up very well. Actually better, I think, than some of my less expensive 100% wool suits. I see the wool suits getting shinier much sooner than the blends.
I wish I could afford a 100 percent silk or wool suit.
I'm broke though.....polyester is about all I can afford.
In Saudi Arabia polyester blends are often recommended by tailors
what is opinion on viscose as a fabric for a suit?
Can u guys do a review on alain dupetit suits?
Pollie Esther sounds like a designer lol
Hi guys, only recently subscribed to the channel but am loving what you do, I particularly like the start of your vlogs, when you guys are putting on your attire, I think it was a nice touch to start the vlogs like that.Hi Sena, If I'm not mistaken & that is your name "the gentleman to the left?" I was curious to know if the watch you are wearing is a vintage Rolex Datejust 36mm, on a tan leather strap, if so great choice of timepiece in addition to your suit & tie ensemble. Keep up the good work guys, you're providing some great knowledge for the young men of today who may/should want to learn how to add a little sophistication to their lives.As previously mentioned by "Style by Hector" If you can afford a quality wool suit then by all means go for that, but for those that can't splash out on that & need something for an event or work, then by all means go for the polyester blend, no shame in that at all.But my advice would be save up & get the "bespoke" if possible, wool suit, as a good suit "depending on how often it's worn & is looked after" should last many many moons....
You brothers make me smile. You are very gentlemanly and sharp. Good chemistry like brothers
Hawes and Curtis do 120s/100s will for 149 pounds during sale season !!
0% is acceptable, never synthetic, its awfull imo
Dude on the left is super annoying - dont cut him off every time for your 2 cents
lol its good for a raining day suit
I personally would take a full polyester/cottong suit that is bespoke made, over a made to measure or off the rack wool/caschmer/silk, 130s etc.
Between a 100% wool and well fited and + 200$, or a bad fited polyester suit. I say go 100% wool.If it is cheep you will not tailor it, then it will be bad and bad. And your 200$ you paid for polyester will not feel so good in the end.But if you realy not have the money, and they are 50% off on sale for like 100$ and the fit is kind of perfect of the rack, and you only use it once a month, way not. Basicly you need to try some cheep ones anyway before you know what style you like and what you dont like. But learn from it.