10 places a man can wear a suit these days

[@Gent.Z]

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[@MountainManFred]

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[@sina9541]

I just clean my house in full suit because I can

[@alexmarques2398]

Actually, I do DIY. 😎 This had become just a standard uniform, not something special for specials events. Even people eventually stop 'complaining'. 😅

[@danetastic1]

It’s the only place where I’m not “over dressed.”

[@Gent.Z]

That's one approach, I suppose

[@helenstravis3834]

ZZ Top said it best. Every girl's crazy for a sharp dressed man.

[@angelicahartsell7378]

From a female's perspective, this is greatly appreciated. I attend church in which there is a socially expected dress code, but it is not followed consistently, especially by the young men. The boys and men who do wear suits, however, are always the nicest ones to me and most chivalrous. It is even better if I can tell the man is wearing a suit and dressing nicely not to impress people, but dressing to show respect for the establishment and love of the Lord.

[@kletts42]

Hardly anyone wears a suit where I go to church. I wore a tie the other day and got a lot of comments for wearing a tie. It was also a fun Christmas tie, but it was more noticed that it was a tie. Now that it is cooler out, I can wear better outfits and not sweat like crazy.

[@Gent.Z]

Thanks for sharing this, Angelica. I'm glad to hear there are man in your congregation who show respect with their dress. It's also a way of paying respect to other chuchgoers.

[@Glen-b5n]

Strange coming from a Christian very materialistic and in Jesus like glad I don't go your church.

[@user-dq1kr6zc2t]

The truth is a man can wear a suit any day of the week, at any point in time. Primarily, the main issue is men who are unaccustomed to wearing a suit or formal clothes are fearful of being judged by others. The problem with today is looking neat, clean and sharp is an aberration, but wearing a t shirt with jeans is superior. A long way down menswear has become.

[@RodderickPrinceParker]

Bingo. Do it anyway 💯

[@johnhudelson2652]

My maternal grandfather wore a coat and tie outfit every day to the very end.

[@Olyfrun]

Absolutely. When you're starting out just stepping onto the street can feel a challenge, so having a destination where you know comfort and acceptance awaits is a real boon.

[@alberttang6955]

Never be afraid to be the best dressed man in the room.

[@RodderickPrinceParker]

@ but be prepared for the misguided hate that may follow

[@dojocho1894]

Im a Physician in NYC. I wear suits daily bowties etc...The ladies go crazy I must say. My father was a executive on Madison Ave...first generation Irish, back in the 1920's. WW2 veteran, MBA Ivy League.... He taught me to tie a bowtie when I was 9 yo. Impeccable dresser...I wasn't allowed to eat at the dinner table unless I had on some type of shirt...No tank tops period. RIP Pop, you were the greatest.

[@danteardenz2670]

I really admire you , and your father. I come from this type of training, and background. Taught to be into cloths , making no only a good impression, but outstanding one. Its worked well for me , in my life , as it's a natural filter , to open the right doors, and repel the wrong . I never followed the sloppy crowd . It's very disheartening to see poor dress , all walks of life in are era . O Tempora , O Mores .

[@jamesg3808]

I'm a physician too, but I live in Texas. The weather here only allows swimsuits, not business suits.

[@Gent.Z]

You must be the best-dressed doctor in the city! Your father taught you well. Thanks for sharing some of his wisdom with us. I hope we get the chance to meet when I come to NYC in April.

[@prashantchutke5521]

I am a Physician too in NJ . I have always had my shirts , trousers, suits and Tuxedos Tailor made for me . Both of my Grandfather's were very good old school Master Tailors. I had the luxury of getting as many Trials to fit my clothes . Both my Uncles were master tailors too . I still get all my suits custom made to this very day . I have watched my grandfathers and uncles stitch these for other customers while i used to spend my time in their shops as a kid. Its a great Skill and Art ! Today , I select my Fabric ( which are the finest ones that I can afford) for the suites, for the lining , for the shirts . I try to design my style and get them tailored since I still have tailors in the family. I can never be happy with a "ready made " suit or a jacket. I know I am blessed with this . Every time I wear them , I remember our family tradition , I remember my grandfathers and my Uncles. I never miss a chance to dress in a suit . When at work , I am in Scrubs. When I am not working , I wear my Suits and other blazers which make me feel good . I miss them . I wish I had followed their footsteps and had became a Tailor .

[@prashantchutke5521]

I am a Physician too in NJ . I have always had my shirts , trousers, suits and Tuxedos Tailor made for me . Both of my Grandfather's were very good old school Master Tailors. I had the luxury of getting as many Trials to fit my clothes . Both my Uncles were master tailors too . I still get all my suits custom made to this very day . I have watched my grandfathers and uncles stitch these for other customers while i used to spend my time in their shops as a kid. Its a great Skill and Art ! Today , I select my Fabric ( which are the finest ones that I can afford) for the suites, for the lining , for the shirts . I try to design my style and get them tailored since I still have tailors in the family. I can never be happy with a "ready made " suit or a jacket. I know I am blessed with this . Every time I wear them , I remember our family tradition , I remember my grandfathers and my Uncles. I never miss a chance to dress in a suit . When at work , I am in Scrubs. When I am not working , I wear my Suits and other blazers which make me feel good . I miss them . I wish I had followed their footsteps and had became a Tailor .

[@TheAlvoss]

For a me the venue doesn't matter. I create the atmosphere I want by virtue of style, self confidence, and a degree of sophistication . Great video again!!!

[@Andoy12]

Going into a Bank 0r financial institution, visiting an office building where there is a restaurant/bar, governmental offices and environs... and during the summer at any upscale places and events where you can wear lightweight linen suits. There are actually quite a few locales where a suit would be suit-able. Particularly in an urban environment. I also like the idea of dressing up to encourage other men to do so by example.

[@Gent.Z]

Once you begin to look for opportunities to dress up, you start seeing them everywhere

[@alowry2002]

Came here to say this.

[@Andoy12]

@@Gent.Z just after posting this, i went to my usual bar where most guys are casual. there were three patrons in suits i also wore my sport coat ...

[@Larry-qz3es]

Even if you can not afford to wear a suit, a blazer with trousers with lace-ups or loafers can do the job.

[@alexmarques2398]

Anyone can, with a little will. Please stop the myth it must be expensive! 🙏🙏 A designer t-shirt IS expensive. £5-10 do the job. $100 on Ebay + tailoring. May be still an effort for some, but how many never spent $100 in 2 random pieces?? Even James found a loro piana suit for $100 on eBay... But yeah, blazer and trousers may even look just smart less snob in the end. 😎

[@Gent.Z]

Absolutely. I enjoy wearing odd jackets and trousers just as much.

[@razor6552]

I prefer a sports jacket and a tie with odd trousers over a suit

[@razor6552]

A decent cotton corduroy sports jacket can be had for $200 to $300 SRP. Nautica runs $295. Hilfiger is a similar price. However, after Christmas you can generally get the leftovers for half price, of nearly that low. You probably already have chinos or even dark jeans with no holes. Goes good with a dark green, brown, or blue button shirt with a buttoned collar so the collar doesn't flop around. I pick these colors because it seems like most corduroy sports jackets are brown.

[@JasperMeurs]

When traveling I almost always wear a suit with a merino wool turtle neck for a nice balance between looks and comfort! And I get complements all the time, both from TSA and flight attendants!

[@bellathereader1328]

Great tips and I agree with all of them. Here’s something I do that wasn’t mentioned: dress up to go shopping, especially high end stores but even budget stores. Nobody knows where you’re coming from and if you have a suit on it will seem like you’re coming from the office or some type of formal event. It may sound weird, but it works and I usually get compliments about how nice I look

[@Gent.Z]

Thanks for the tip, Bella!

[@allenmontalvo4209]

I love your advice for the true gentleman. Your clothing style is impeccable and you represent the epitome of a true classic gentleman 👌. Thank you.

[@GentByTheSea]

I was working in a market research call centre. Everyone wore t shirt and jeans, I wore a suit. I had a few things happen to my me. - Whenever I was late, they let it slide, usually the rule was you'd be sent home. - The other rule was if you didn't meet your target of the number of interviews you made you would not get shifts, you won't get work, I always was given shift. - One man copied me and started coming in a suit too.

[@sammajor2075]

Great topic.

[@mtlicq]

Excellent! Years ago, one of my professors mentioned that when you go to buy new clothes, wear some of your best already. It shows that you care about yourself, and you care for the clothes you buy, and you get more respect from staff, compared wearing scruffy clothes. If you care, they care. ♦

[@loganthrift11]

Suit to church is always my favorite

[@DavidVanPatten358]

I wear a suit all the time. I wear it to the office (and am the only one to do so) and also wear it when doing basic things like shopping, etc. I used to feel uncomfortable, as though I were walking around with some big target painted on my back. But it's all nonsense. Your greatest enemy is yourself and your own embarrassing anxieties. I can tell you from experience it will improve your confidence and the way you carry yourself. It even psychologically seems to affect others too, and seems to somehow command more respect. I've enjoyed it to the point I'll slip into something fancy even when going clubbing, though my friends all seem quietly jealous of this sometimes. And let me tell you, a suit in a club/pub is like a cheat code because you can so easily draw attention from strangers, including girls. Rock that suit and live your damn life.

[@kennethhuber3658]

As you mentioned a day at the horse races at a track like Keeneland or Churchill Downs is an excellent place to dress up.

[@jmagda41]

I was brought up that you wear your best to go to the Lord's house. That's why it's called your "Sunday best." It's just respect.

[@Gent.Z]

Makes sense to me

[@Matt-nh2hp]

I go to a pretty casual church where there isn't really a dress code but I still make an effort to wear a suit(or at least a sport coat/blazer and jeans) every Sunday.

[@Gent.Z]

Good for you, Matt

[@davidjsouth231]

I started wearing a suit or pants with sport coat to work and I get respect more. I’m not there to be social, I’m there to work and represent my company.

[@Rice-Eater128]

Just got my first suit. Not too many opportunities to wear it as a student, but I'm hoping it will last me several years so I get enough use out of it

[@RModillo]

Higher rise on the trousers, please! Avoid that white triangle in front.

[@Tweegrrl]

I work in tech, and the closest I've ever seen a man in black tie is a tuxedo printed on a t-shirt. 😆

[@mickeymouse1398]

I dress properly anywhere to make others feel inferior..

[@seascape35]

LOL

[@johnrouse3142]

As you should lol

[@MB-xl8nx]

Vegas is also a good place to dress up. Whether enjoying one of the fine dining establishments, bar, or even just gambling, I see lots of men dressed up in Vegas.

[@alberttang6955]

Lots of tourist men wearing baggy basketball shorts, a sports jersey, and flip flop sandals walking around Las Vegas casinos and restaurants. Dress well and tip generously when in Vegas. You definitely get better service when you do so.

[@JakeSmith-jy1kx]

I always bring a suit to Vegas. But sometimes it’s a ridiculous track suit.

[@MB-xl8nx]

@@JakeSmith-jy1kxLOL 😂

[@govinda102000]

Being an older gent, I remember going to dance clubs in the early 90s, suits, collard shirts, slacks, shoes were the norm.

[@razor6552]

Yes. I bought two sports jackets and a suit to wear in the clubs in the nineties. Wore them with chinos and silk shirts.

[@the.dirty.pigeon]

Nice one with the Twin Peaks clip!

[@SusanBrooks-g1p]

A man, ALWAYS....ALWAYS looks fabulous in a suit ❤

[@alexmarques2398]

Good to have a woman's view. But... I may disagree. I have in mind a very fat man in a light grey suit, white shirt, no accessories, jacket open in the wind, stressed walking... he was a mess. It was offensive for the suit. 😎 Another nightmare is the oversized black suit during day time. 😬

[@SusanBrooks-g1p]

@alexmarques2398 ...at least, that may be all he has...and he's TRYING!

[@jamesg3808]

I'm a man, and I always feel sexy when I wear a suit =D

[@alexmarques2398]

@@SusanBrooks-g1p Nah.. I guess it was just for job reason.

[@seascape35]

I would also add that one should dress well if going to a wedding or a funeral. The wedding is obvious. But I feel wearing a suit at a funeral shows respect for the deceased, and their family as well.

[@PotsdamSenior]

How could one even think of wearing anything but a dark suit to a funeral?

[@kshitizsancheti]

I have been called out for wearing coat when everyone wore plain jackets. Like they hate on you because you look good😂

[@NineBallPool]

The Casino is a must to Dress up & Wear a nice suit , Yes you can enter in your Jeans, Trainers and sports wear but if you are going to Gamble > Do it in style, ☘☘

[@seascape35]

Especially in Monte Carlo! You may run into James Bond.

[@doug6259]

If you are going to lose your money might as well do it in style.

[@alberttang6955]

​@seascape35 A couple of buddies spent a summer backpacking through Europe in their 20's. They dressed casually like typical college students most of the time, but they packed dress shoes and dark suits which they took turns carrying in a garment bag. In many cities, including Monte Carlo, the fanciest bars and casinos had a strict dress code for men. They would suit up and hang out in the casinos in the evening and live out their James Bond fantasy. They were still broke college students, but they flirted at the bar with the hot neglected girlfriends of the rich older dudes who were busy at the gaming tables.

[@seascape35]

@@alberttang6955 Smart students.

[@NineBallPool]

@@seascape35 Or the James Bond Girls 😎

[@leskellett4337]

I do enjoy your videos, however, being in my sixties, a lot of your content was taught in primary school back then. Also, Sunday best was expected and not really optional!! As a result, I subconsciously open doors for ladies, walk on the outside when in the street, use the correct cutlery, excuse myself when required, pretty much a lot of what you’ve described in your videos.. I don’t come from an affluent background or go to a posh school..in fact, being from Ireland, my early schooling was provided by the Christian Brothers(& the state) and those guys were not always the most pleasant! However, my decade of choice for dress wear, is the 1940’s/ 1950’s, and as I’m not the tallest chap in the world, getting the authentic look has to be tailored, or vintage bought. I have three 1940’s replica suits, two 1980’s suits(which can pass for 1940’s) & two modern suits which I don’t like wearing but were bought for weddings(too tight & uncomfortable), and lastly a complete 1950’s wardrobe of 1950’s Box jackets/pleated pants and loop collared shirts(some repro but most vintage), finished off with various two tone or plain penny loafers, all acquired over time, which I love… I have a small reputation within the scene here of ‘always looking so well’ which pleases me, but, in fairness to be well turned out, just feels so good.. thank you for indulging my lengthy comment, and perhaps you might do a little feature on how, the ‘classic’ look never seems to date🤗.

[@PotsdamSenior]

Yes, we old gents have been brought up differently. My father never left the house without suit or at least a sports jacket, tie, and hat. Nor do I. And I totally agree: modern suits are cut way too skinny. Ridiculous. I only buy second hand (limited funds!), when in doubt one size too large, and have the jackets tailored to fit - I do the trousers myself, but jackets are another skill level. I know my limits 😂 Jackets just slightly slimmer than "1950s box", and I'm happy. Two tone shoes... I don't know. I think they would be too flashy. Black, two shades of brown, and burgundy are enough for me.

[@felixmüllervip]

Would you consider to do vlogs on this channel. For example when you are traveling etc. Would love to see that😄

[@reginaldjenkins6852]

Keep up the GREAT work, your content is SPOT ON!!!!! Thank You!!!!

[@mysteryjunkie9808]

Put on a suit to go to the grocery store just so people will look at me and think I’m handsome

[@Gent.Z]

That's one way

[@Jackson-zu5ny]

Good topic.

[@ddc2678]

There is nothing like a man in a well-made, tailored suit! Chefs kiss 💋

[@terrydrums]

It wasn’t a full suit, but last weekend my wife and I went on our traditional Christmas dinner date. We went to an upscale restaurant where we had never been. I wore charcoal herringbone trousers, white dress shirt, mid-gray tweed vest, green and white striped tie and a dark maroon velvet blazer. I topped it off with a dark green and maroon paisley pocket square and oxblood brogues. My wife wore a beautiful black and white print dress. I don’t think I’m exaggerating when I say people in the restaurant, from the servers to the patrons around us, absolutely lost their minds! We received endless compliments all through the evening and they even brought us a complimentary desert because we looked so nice. This restaurant actually has a dress code and I would estimate by my observation that 99% of the men there were skirting the line of what is acceptable. I was the only one I saw with a jacket and certainly the only one with a tie. Our standards of what is proper upscale dinner attire for men is completely out the window. It is sad that society, men especially, have sunken to such lows. I’m fairly certain that if this restaurant did not have their dress code in place, most men would be paying $200 for a meal wearing sweatpants and superhero t-shirts.

[@seascape35]

I once was outside of Madison Square Garden in NYC leaving a concert. Now we all know how people now dress to see a concert. But waiting for a taxi, there was a couple beautifully dressed as you have described in your situation. I went out of my way to tell them that they must have been the Prince and Princess of the Ball. They looked fabulous!

[@KFCJones]

Whoever needs to hear this: Just wear a suit.

[@kletts42]

I have a reputation for dressing well at work when many do not, but I don't care and they don't seem to mind either. My boss is good with it. Now that it is cooler, I can dress better with jackets or suits. The next question I have is when is a good time to wear a tuxedo (either formal black or even one with velvet)? PS: Thank you for this video.

[@RodderickPrinceParker]

The answer is anywhere

[@seascape35]

Well, I myself would not wear one at the beach. LOL

[@mtlicq]

As shown in previous videos, including the Marathon race too 😅

[@RodderickPrinceParker]

@@seascape35 lol three piece, no jacket or tie, barefoot oxfords

[@memesouls8653]

As a Traditional Latin Mass Catholic, being able to dress up in my best clothing every Sunday is one of the best things ever.

[@crystalfrancis3211]

A suit gives a man an air of authority in many settings. This can come in very handy, whether at the airport trying to straighten out a snafu or at a hospital trying to obtain information about your parent. Certainly, in a courtroom, you can command the same attention as one of the attorneys. 😊

[@seascape35]

The few times I have been in court (traffic violations), I wore a suit just to show respect. P.S. I won the cases because I was in the right. But I am sure the suit didn't hurt.

[@gabrielgs2003]

Great video as always James. When I see your clips of movies in your videos I just think: May i suggest a video about movies/series about classic masculinity & style. Movies of Cary Grant or Sean Connery, or crazystupid love more recently. Or series like Mad Men & succesion. I Think youget the point. Regards from Mexico

[@Gent.Z]

Thanks, Gabriel. I also recommend the movies of Gregory Peck, Humphrey Bogart, and Alain Delon.

[@gabrielgs2003]

@ Just If i not were clear. I was Thinking that you should do a video recommending those series/movies. I would like Hear all your recommendations

[@seascape35]

I think dressing up is even more appropriate for live performances. Many years ago, I was about to enter a theater in Las Vegas that had a lavish high end production full of beautifully costumed performers, and I saw a guy go into the venue with jeans and a teeshirt.

[@RyanPosthumus]

What's your take on suspenders/bands? I know they can be very old-fashioned and at times outdated, but have seen them worn well such as Daniel Craig's James Bond wearing various Albert Thurston bands from Casino Royale to No Time to Die. Am thinking about getting some but am curious as to your opinion!

[@mtlicq]

Try, but also pay attention what it does to your spine. It may help you improve your posture, but sooner or later (or maybe not at all?) it might cause discomfort for your spine. In my opinion, its NOT a decorative accessory, but more like something to perform a function (hold your pants up) but something to conceal under a jacket.

[@mcollinss116]

Going to a Latin Mass is where you will find a lot of people dressed up for Church. Even kids and teenagers.

[@gazza2933]

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[@ZeeShaanJamal]

Pocket Square - Guy Ritchie - Pocket Square Mate!

[@seancdavidson]

The pocket square is dead. Unless you want to look like a dandy.

[@James_Tharp]

The pocket square is quite alive, it's just become more formal

[@prestonradtke222]

Join a members only club. They’re nowhere near as stuffy as they used to be, and they’re extremely easy to get into. not to mention at least half of James‘s recommendations are part of the weekly agenda at all of them.

[@Stephen-bg8ol]

News flash, men!! Life is quick, this is not the dress rehearsal. Get your suit on and celebrate every day. Make it count!!

[@allanrico021]

Recently I went diving with my suit and tie. It was an elevated experience

[@WilliamB.D.]

Where should I start to watch your videos? I recently discovered your channel, as a newly graduated pharmacist, I don't have any knowledge about how to wear etc. so thanks for the content. English is not my native language so, sorry for any mistake.

[@Gent.Z]

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[@WilliamB.D.]

Thanks, James

[@breannaw7254]

Come to Dallas 🤩

[@Nick.Brough]

Cant beat wearing a suit or even a blazer to a restaurant, not even upmarket but obviously not fast-food outlet. I think I get better service.

[@smf2691]

A great place for a suit is joining a Masonic lodge or similar fraternity. Most lodges meetings are suits. Some lodges are a tuxedo.

[@noahberg7322]

My good man, May I suggest a video on the subject of collar bars? Something I think your audience would find a liking to.

[@LiveWithSteiny]

Is there a possibility you can host a meet up in the netherlands? Or maybe help me find some men who wants to meet in my country?

[@pedrogomespg.5882]

3:56 film name?

[@johnhudelson2652]

There's an awfully lot of jeans and sneakers on Sunday mornings at my formal Episcopal church. I NEVER wear that to church on Sunday mornings. I wear either a man's coat and tie oufit or a dress. If I wear a dress frequently I wear heels. And don't get started on Deuteronomy 22:5 when the majority of women violate that restriction. John

[@Martin_Romanowski]

My last airport experience was quite fun I wore a black suit white dress shirt snd black tie Lady sitting beside me in business class asked if I work for feds as agent because way I am dressed

[@seascape35]

I hope you said "Yes, but could not discuss it any further".

[@Martin_Romanowski]

@ That would’ve been an awesome response to mess with her a bit😁

[@patmyles4776]

Church is good for you and it's the best networking group you've ever been. Good women there, too.

[@danteardenz2670]

Ugh .

[@mtlicq]

Its true.

[@louislamonte334]

You're very handsome! You look like Ray Milland!

[@cleverwolfgaming5117]

Can we take a moment to admire the suit he is wearing.

[@RealDapperDude]

An enormous faux pas found on the character of "Higgins" in the original, one-and-only, Magnum: When wearing a three-piece suit, the tops of his trousers were too low and/or the bottom of the vest/waist coat was too high, thus revealing a belt buckle. It never failed. For you men who don't have braces/suspenders for your pants, and you have to wear a belt, for God's sake, slide the buckle to one hip or the other. Your belt will not be so obvious if it's a dark leather on a dark suit.

[@jamesg3808]

I would love to wear suits in public all the time. However, I live in Texas, where it is summer 11 months of the year, so I have no choice but to be half-naked most of the time.

[@caesarortega5249]

Get some light colored cotton, seersucker or linen jackets with no lining. I live in Phoenix AZ and sometimes it's even cooler because it reflects the sun but lets air in. Think of how the middle easterners and indians dress, a lot of light cotton.

[@razor6552]

Seersucker is the answer

[@PotsdamSenior]

The best way to beat the blazing sun, is to cover your skin. Wear some shadow! Wide brimmed straw hat, and loose fitting breathable fabric like linen. Look how people dress in the Sahara desert!

[@HarooEngrish]

I wore morning attire for the first day of school even thought It wasn't even a special day,It isn't even a high level school,but there wasn't nobody telling thatbi shouldn't (apart of my mother of course) and i did it

[@doug6259]

Most of these places everyone used to wear a suit. Now you are seeing people going to fancy banquets in jeans, sneakers and tee-shirts.

[@VTT09]

I've started to sleep in my suits now and have ditched my pyjamas completely, there is no reason to only look sharp when you're awake!

[@KnozLo]

Barney?

[@Colorado18]

weddings

[@TheAlvoss]

I always cry at weddings- I feel so sorry for the guy!

[@flowering.dreams]

you'd really like a friend of mine he types exactly like you "I suppose that would be alright" "Thats excellent!" ahh kid. he showed up in a suit for a middle school party 💀

[@seascape35]

5:37 I must say, I like HER outfit.

[@PowerSimplified1871]

Maybe you like HER something else.

[@seascape35]

@@PowerSimplified1871 I am too much a gentleman to say anything further. LOL

[@assass7012]

Is it possible to bring back the fedora without looking like a big fucking nerd?

[@cmmates885]

Yes it is possible. As long as the outfit you are wearing is well put together, a fedora in a complimenting colour will look good too. The issue is wearing a fedora with poorly put together outfits. As a fedora wearer myself, I say try one out!

[@Larry-qz3es]

It is possible, and I own three of them. Purchased one with style, and I have received compliments on where to buy them.

[@TheAlvoss]

At 72 with a full head of hair, I stopped wearing a hat at 65. Yeah, I show off but what the heck!😂

[@mtlicq]

Absolutely! Coolest jazz musicians and even rocky Blues Brothers band. I look sharp in a fedora and girls dig it !

[@doug6259]

Yes I wear one all the time and it looks fabulous.

[@dejuanmcguire9348]

Bad news: the chemical plant where I work will close in 2025. Good news: I get to wear my suits to job interviews!

[@christopherdolan7330]

Now do tuxedos

[@mtlicq]

Max Raabe tuxedo musician

[@DrGaubles]

I go to the weed dispensary in a suit, I just wear a suit anywhere.

[@Snarge22]

Flying In Style Too many people who fly today are such slobs. Up dressing seems a good way to change the narrative. At least for those who put in effort on how they look.

[@randall8379]

Sorry to say men dress casually for classical concerts and opera. Almost no-one wears a suit, even at the Metropolitan Opera. Church? It's informal there too.

[@SeanA.Skeete-wd4vi]

10 places😮? That's surprisingly a lot in these times😮😊.

[@dioneiakunz4836]

🙌🎄

[@mikenolan2219]

Perfect video! I agree with most of the ideas, I would only disagree with wearing a tie for a private dinner in a restaurant, suit without a tie is better. If you don't want to come across as a server or restaurant manager in the dining room. I have over 10 years of experience in the luxury hotel industry. If it is a professional dinner then neck tie is of course perfect. For me, neck tie is only for professional attire. Bow tie is another story of course, the bow tie is a display of personality. For funerals I would also go with a black neck tie and a black or dark blue suit. To the Casino I would go smart casual, or black tie attire. To the Opera I would also wear a black tie attire. Thid video shows that we can dress up for many occasions

[@jamess.2491]

I agree, but many people in this community are very adamant about "suit and tie everywhere". I'd guess many of them are not frequenting fine dining establishments. I rarely wear a tie nowadays, even for professional events. I wear black/white tie more often than I do a standard necktie.

[@mikenolan2219]

If you instist in wearing a tie: ​​Maybe you can get away wearing a tie in the dining room if you wear a knitted or woolen neck tie with ​a textured jacket and trousers in another complimenting colour. Do you agree? @@jamess.2491

[@mtlicq]

I would disagree. My opinion, a suit without a tie,... may as well a suit without a shirt too There was a survey done some years ago, about this. Better to wear a shirt & tie without a 'jacket' THAN a shirt and jacket without a tie. Suit without a tie looks like homeless.

[@mikenolan2219]

never seen a homeless in a suit. This childish comment shows you most likely don't even know how to tie a neck tie​@@mtlicq

[@jamess.2491]

@@mtlicq Absolute nonsense.

[@mitchspruyt]

I wear a suit anywhere lol.... dont care!

[@cgab12]

Crash funerals and weddings..

[@EcstaticTemporality]

Work

[@Glen-b5n]

Wedding and funeral or you look like a plastic gangster.

[@lloydmourant8055]

Did I hear correctly, cheap footwear from Thursday Boots? Oh dear.

[@alexmarques2398]

Why not? Are they that bad? And is it worse than white sneakers?

[@lloydmourant8055]

@ I guess you’ve never shopped in London for bespoke men’s footwear?

[@lizardwizard1064]

@alexmarques2398 unfortunately, Thursday Boots are low-end boots. They're ok if you wear them occasionally but they won't last for years

[@alexmarques2398]

@@lloydmourant8055 Flexing and answering.

[@jamescornwell9502]

First

[@Fsdk88]

I'm using this comment section to say that my mom found an old coat in my closed Thanks mom

[@seascape35]

I have noticed that men look so much better in suits. When a TV host or guest appears without a suit on, I find I put less value on what he has to say.