5 MENSWEAR Tips (I Wish I Knew In My 30's)

[@v_r_]

Let me know which one of them resonates with you the most.

[@sedouard2275]

Actually, I do disagree with the shirt collar point. Yes, the shirt collar should be underneath of the jacket's lapel, however there are some exceptions. If you're going to wear a collar pin, the shirt collar point does not have to go underneath of the jacket's lapel. And of course that doesn't apply to you because you don't wear a collar pin nor a tie bar lol....I enjoy watching bro!

[@iechega]

This is amazing content, learned painfully about the tie situation. Bought too many ties at the tie bar...

[@v_r_]

What’s up, Ismael? Your comment made me smirk as it’s very relatable. But making mistakes is how we learn. Thanks for watching!

[@Exec-eo1kz]

We need more content Vlad! Where you at? Start the intro! I need to hear about tuxedos, pocket squares, levels of formality. I need to hear your side of things.

[@paulucheoma9266]

I'm not much a pleated or cuffed pants type of dresser - more preference than right or wrong, but I love your other points.

[@v_r_]

Hey Paul, thanks for watching! Pleats and cuffs are an acquired taste for sure. It’s either you love them or don’t, there’s not usually a middle ground.

[@markgillum5709]

@@v_r_ I couldn't agree with you more her, Vladimir. pleats and a break.

[@MassarS1]

Great video! However reverse pleats are going in the same direction as the pockets and forward pleats are going away from the direction of the pockets.

[@v_r_]

Thank you! And you’re exactly right, I’m always confusing them. I’ll leave a note in the description.

[@chuckbuckbobuck]

Vlad you obviously didnt know me as I knew EXACTLY what I wanted in a shirt collar in my 30's!

[@alan2102X]

Nice to know that pleats are coming back! They look great (IMO) and are indeed more comfortable. I never did understand the flat-front obsession.

[@v_r_]

What’s up, Alan? I’m not sure if they’re coming back per se as they’re very hard to find in most off the rack brands. I’d say that pleats is just one of those things that’s always been a staple in Classic Menswear and will always be around in that world.

[@ONITru7h]

I work in the industry right now and I gotta say, your advice is on point. The issue I've run into is the same issue you had with guys with their shirt collars. They just don't care. I always appreciated being left with the decision for them, I can base the style off of what fits them best rather than some Pinterest post their girlfriend saw. The other issue I've run into is that guys don't want to wear their pants anywhere above their hips, so pleats are usually out. Especially on bigger guys, they just refuse to do so. I love the video, thanks for everything you do!

[@MaveLight2030]

Specifying the type of shirt collar >> 🙏🏾

[@TrojanMars1]

Great video! Loved the subtleness behind: "you don't want to be out here looking like a 'Y' when you're an 'X'"!!! [Deep] bro! Thanks for dropping this knowledge around proper collars; I've been guilty all this time and was completely ignorant to such fact...know what I mean?! Thank you! Peace.

[@v_r_]

For sure, bro! It’s one of these things that once you’ve been made aware of it, you won’t stop noticing it.

[@immanuelgooding8790]

Great drop… always on point

[@v_r_]

Appreciate you, fam!

[@SixBlindKids]

I didn’t know any of these things! I don’t need to dress up anymore, but I appreciate your professional approach to your craft, a lost art indeed! ❤️

[@pjjoseph3596]

Cuffs on pants! 🤔Valuable information !!!

[@v_r_]

It’s a preference thing but I wouldn’t have it any other way.

[@kestoner9868]

Have already been picking and choosing my suits wisely form a older gentleman he’s been helping me for years learned a lot from him and it’s good to see someone else passing on knowledge as well keep coming with the videos 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@v_r_]

Each one teach one! I’m still learning new things everyday.

[@robcrossley6075]

Great tips; cuffs & pleats. All my pants have cuffs. I would add make sure your dress pants are lightweight wool material and have a lining. I recently shopped for dress pant, it was so hard to find them with a lining.

[@glenngray6859]

What's up Val this is one of the videos I was asking you about . Great video my bro very helpful . You are a pro at menswear keep them coming. Peace

[@v_r_]

Thanks, Glenn. I’m glad the video helped, it’s one of my favorites.

[@adambailey8592]

Hello Vladimir fine video as usual yep, don't go cheap on the ties they can be expensive but you only really need a handful , buy in the sales or thrift/ charity shops .Im not a turn up guy but they do suit flannels and tweed trousers in many cases. Have a great weekend look forward to your new suit video when its back from the tailors.Cheers .

[@v_r_]

Hey Adam, hope you’re well. Depending on how often one wears a suit, about 5 good ties should do the trick. My tailor is in Italy on vacation and will be back some time in September, I’ll be dropping off the suit then. I’m looking forward to getting it back and making the video. Cheers!

[@Rickboss212]

The cuffs for me are a little old school for me I like flat front no cuffs I feel that cuffed pants look great with a drape cut suit. If you’re looking for an English look or a contemporary look I agree that cuffed pants looks good on a taller man with a wider frame for sure.

[@thomsmucker6187]

I love that cuffs and pleats are coming back. Because of the functional benefits they provide, they're an essential element of classic formal menswear. A few years from now we'll likely look back and think that the recent period of predominately straight fronts and no cuffs was really odd and unusual.

[@v_r_]

Hey Thomas, I feel like things like cuffs and pleats have never really left Classic Menswear due to their functionality as you mentioned. But I’m not sure if they’re actually making a comeback amongst the majority. At least not in New York cause I haven’t noticed them except on fellow style enthusiasts. Are you noticing them more on your end? Where are you from?

[@thomsmucker6187]

@@v_r_ Yes, I'm definitely noticing them more. In the past 10 years pleats and cuffs were almost taboo. Flat front and no cuffs still dominate, but I'm seeing signs of pleats and cuffs coming back. I'm about 2 hours west of Philly, not in an area that's particularly fashion forward.

[@v_r_]

That’s a good sign cause most of the people I come across think I’m odd for having cuffs and pleats on my trousers. But I don’t mind that at all, I actually prefer it LOL

[@berlinerrose]

great ideas! but hey, I wish I had known.....NOT I knew!!

[@v_r_]

Thanks for your help, Greg!

[@juju10683]

In shoes I’m about 5ft9.5in. I have some suits with no cuff which I generally wear with Chelsea boots. It creates a clean line for a shorter guy. It certainly makes the suit look more casual. It is more of a look for dinner or a concert than the boardroom.

[@v_r_]

Cuffs do serve a function as far as the hem draping better due to the excess weight but it’s really more of a preference thing. Personally, I can’t do without them but there’s no wrong answer.

[@juju10683]

@@v_r_ good point. My uncuffed pants that look the best are the heavier fabrics (corduroy, flannel)

[@muortermajok2681]

Great video. I agreed with the everything, except the pleats..just personal preference. I purchased a Spier and Mackay suit based on your recommendation and the fit was great. Liked and subscribed!

[@v_r_]

I’m glad that you like the video and the S&M suit worked out. Cheers!

[@MaximumPowerhouse]

Very underrated channel!

[@v_r_]

Thank you, Niwa!

[@markgillum5709]

Thanks for the great video, Vladimir. Things I sort of knew, but never just paid enough attention to.

[@v_r_]

What’s up, Mark? A refresher never hurts.

[@markgillum5709]

@@v_r_ You know that's right. Keep the content coming, Vlad. You are so on point.

[@noeldunsky]

Hello! I find your channel to be very interesting with a down-to-earth keeping-it-real approach. I was wondering if you could make a video about men's bags. I love bags and have recently started collecting upper-scale bags...:)

[@v_r_]

Thanks for your kind words, Noel! Stay tuned, I just bought a briefcase and I also have a weekender being made as we speak. I plan on making a few videos about them.

[@noeldunsky]

@@v_r_ great!

[@Coronaboii88]

Came across your content unexpectedly and I'm glad I did. Subbed!

[@v_r_]

Welcome aboard, fam. I’m glad you’ve found me too.

[@VolareMedia]

Love it! I will watch more later when I’m not late for work haha. It’s C.Chisholm from FB btw. This is my channel. I actually have two now lol. Life is busy. I love these tips, extremely unique channel, and you do this very well. Seems natural. I recently followed the Gary Vee way, quit my fancy high paying job where I do the suit and tie thing, I just wear jeans now lol, and make videos most of my day at a performance car shop. But we do go to some meetings, mixers and events and I do LOVE dressin up 😎 Glad I found this channel. Thanks for putting in the time you do 🙏

[@v_r_]

JVicPro Hey Chris, I appreciate the kind words, my friend. Your channel is dope as hell and I love your thumbnails, they’re very uniform, I subscribed. Good stuff and let’s celebrate 1k in about 2 months LOL.

[@VolareMedia]

Vladimir Riché haha. Thank you so much. Have another channel as well. Not pushing. Just sayin. It’s Paradigm Auto Works LTD.

[@kosys5338]

Wow I heard a couple things here that sound like they may be old school, as in pleats and cuffs on the pants. I've heard contradicting opinions that say never pleats and no cuffs on the pants. Personally I like cuffs on pants for the exact reason you mentioned, I figured it was because I was old school lol. As for pleats I can live with or without them. Oh and right on point with the collar, I agree 100% on that one.

[@v_r_]

Classic Menswear is timeless, so things like pleats and cuffs will forever be in style. Plus they’re not just for looks but also serve a function. Fashion on the other hand, that’s something totally different.

[@MrCpwong]

Vladimir Riché 𠄌川

[@jebbush2527]

You say you prefer the points of a collar hidden under a jacket, and while I agree for spread and semi-spread collars, is this true for point collars as well? I think you have slightly more leeway if you are wearing a standard point collar, since the collar points mostly go down rather than out to the side. Even my longer 3" plus point collar points usually do not sit under the lapel. Also, come back, Vlad!

[@raysr5770]

I work in manufacturing but if i didn't i would dress up like you every day lol plus my wife like that i dress that way🤷🏿‍♂️ new sub!

[@v_r_]

Thanks for the sub, I appreciate the support. Back when I didn’t have to dress up for work, I would make every excuse to throw on a suit, so I know what you mean. I’d say just make the best of it when the opportunity presents itself and be the best dressed man in the room 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@phillipmoodie9071]

@Ray Sr. I am Old School. In the 50's, when I started my High Tech career in the Drawing Office of what became the Cochlear device, I had to wear an Engineer's dust coat over my suit, particularly when I was in the machine shop. I started out studying to become a Chemical Engineer before I used that drawing office training to sell computers, after I spent several years as a Sales Engineer in the Process Water industry. So I still wore a suit and an Engineer's dust coat as I climbed on roofs and all the other dirty places where the massive plant and equipment was installed. But along with the dust coat I had to carry a Boiler Makers one piece blue overalls, to cover my suit, because I had to crawl right inside the boilers, to ensure that they would pass the regular legal inspection. The message is that if you want to be very well paid, always be the "Tech in a suit", while everyone else was laughing at me, I was earning twice their money, because I could always take off the very industrial style protection, and then go and meet with the most senior management, looking like I had just stepped out of a page in GQ. I could stand having fun poked at my suit, because I the guy who drove away from those factories in General Motor's Australian version of a Cadillac and I laughed all the way to the Bank. And I did that while I was employed by the largest multinational companies. Wearing a suit fattens your wallet, not your waistline. Phil.

[@zachmitchem2801]

Love the content! For me the pleats and cuffs on the trousers. I would add that you will want a mid-rise instead of a low-rise when doing that, at least from my experience. Love it! You’ve inspired me to start a channel, I was on the edge so thanks for being my tipping point. 🤓

[@v_r_]

What’s up, Zach? I appreciate the kind words. You’re right as far as the rise, but I always advocate a high rise whenever possible but if not, a mid rise can work, just have to pull them up a little higher. Never a low rise regardless of the circumstances LOL

[@zachmitchem2801]

Vladimir Riché I completely agree on the low rise (way too many folds/wrinkles at least for me as a big guy). My torso is shorter so a high rise makes me look funny, just have to make sure I wear braces.

[@geminicenturion5961]

Great tips, thank you . .

[@v_r_]

You’re welcome, fam!

[@que2157]

Glad I found this channel! 💯

[@ivorybailey5289]

Great video and great info. I was going to asked about tie brands but I see you already answered. Looking forward to the next one, stay blessed fam.

[@v_r_]

What’s good, Ivory? I appreciate the support as always. I’ve been getting a few comments on my ties even before this video. Maybe a video on where I get my ties and the ones I recommend wouldn’t be a bad idea.

[@ivorybailey5289]

@@v_r_ I forgot to thank you, I found a matte medium gray suit on Spier and Mackay for $249.99. I used your code and it dropped it to $199.99, now I'm praying it fits when I get it.

[@charsaubees420]

hey Good to see you in another great video.Nice tips! None of my pants are cuffed but now that ive seen this video i think im going to have to start cuffing.I dont spend much on ties simply coz i dont wear 'em much but yeah i do get your point of investing in good quality ties.Definitely prefer broad collars as i have a long neck and also it looks better.I think I'll have to watch the video again to understand the difference between X and Y.Thanks again!Peace!

[@v_r_]

Hey Hameed, thanks for watching. I’d say try the cuffs to see how you like it. There’s no right or wrong, they just look much better to my eyes. And yes, open and closed quarters are very different with the former (X) looking much more flattering in most cases. Let me know how you make out.

[@Andrew7244]

Wish I had bought either one nice pair of shoes or one nice custom made sportscoat per year..that is all. keep the videos coming. good informative stuff

[@v_r_]

Thanks, Andrew and I will!

[@TheRicosauve]

As usual Vlad...great video...not sure I can stay with you on the cuffs and pleats. Now back in the days..I was a standard must have cuffs and pleats. Now most of my pants are without cuffs and no pleats. I rather prefer the plain clean lines that produces. Though I still enjoy the look of the cuff...it just looks dated to me at this point. Glad to see you are back making videos....keep up the fantastic work!

[@v_r_]

Thanks, Rico! I’m glad to be back. I feel like pleats and cuffs are part of Classic Menswear, so to me they’ll always be in-style. But I guess time will tell.

[@N_Quantum_Meruit]

Very good tips my brother! 💯

[@v_r_]

Thank you, fam! One of my favorite videos.

[@N_Quantum_Meruit]

@@v_r_ I must wholeheartedly concur my brother! Keep 'em coming man.... Dope content! 👏🏾

[@darrellfoster5889]

Great video!!!!!

[@v_r_]

One of my favorites, thank you!

[@martintanz9098]

Don't know if I agree with all of these points. Cuffs. I used to cuff all my dress pants. Now I am agnostic. It looks cool, but I think it tends to shorten the leg. As I already have relatively short legs for my height, I think maybe uncuffed works better for me. Ties. I don't mind wearing an expensive tie, but I hate paying a lot of money for them. Ties are among the most vulnerable items of clothing men wear. Get caught in a thunderstorm without an umbrella, or spill some soup on one, and that tie might just be going in the trash. And, mishaps can happen to expensive ties as often as less expensive ties. Once I bought an expensive tie off a clearance rack at a fancy boutique and wore it for my closing argument at a jury trial. In those days, that courthouse used these very old tables, and they had velcro all around the edges of the table. Well, you might have guessed it. Somehow, my $100 tie got caught on the velcro and messed up the tie. I brought it back to where I got it, and the salesman gave me some story about the special weave of this tie being MORE delicate than cheaper ties. Here is the thing. You don't get to say that quality will last, yet at the same time, quality items are more delicate. The truth is, some of my favorite ties came from clearance bins, discount stores, and especially, thrift stores. I still try to avoid the cheapest of the cheap, but surprisingly, a well chosen tie doesn't have to be expensive to complete a look.

[@v_r_]

Hey Martin, thanks for stopping by, I always appreciate your thoughtful comments. I agree that short men can do without cuffs altogether but they look much better to my eyes than cuffless trousers assuming they’re not too high. Regarding ties, I don’t think I’m saying that they should be expensive but rather not cheap. Personally I do tend to buy ties valued at a $100 or more -albeit the one in the video was $60- and I usually find that they tie a much nicer knot than my less expensive ones. Something that I often do is buy them out of season at a nice 50% discount or so. Finally, I think that you can find some real gems at thrift stores. I don’t really consider those cheap. I’m more referring to brand new ties that cost around $20, in my past experience, they’ve never worked for me. P.S. Maybe I’ve been lucky but I’ve never had anything mishaps with any of my ties yet (knock on wood). Hopefully it stays that way.

[@martintanz9098]

@@v_r_ It doesn't happen often, but I have got caught out in the rain, and just yesterday, I was at a restaurant and literally, on the last bite of my appetizer, some sauce dripped right onto my tie. I will do a bit of research on getting the stain out, but in my experience, a tie that has been spilled on is never the same. But hey, that is fine. Though it wasn't a cheap tie, I only paid $2 for it at a thrift store, so it didn't even cost as much as the food that ruined it.. Had I paid full retail, it might have upset me more.

[@v_r_]

Reading this is gonna make me even extra careful now LOL

[@phillipmoodie9071]

@Martin Tanz. It's not just the $100 silk tie that is delicate, so is the $2,000 fine merino wool suit and the cashmere pullover. When I was in my early twenties (60 years ago) I had to do a lot of traveling and lived in small country hotels, which resulted in several items of my very expensive clothing being ruined. But I had an Insurance Policy, that was sold to me by a Door to Door salesman, which covered the full replacement cost. Such a policy probably still exists, possibly as part of some household policy. But it is no different than the policy you buy to cover an expensive motor vehicle. Phil.

[@phillipmoodie9071]

@@martintanz9098 In my career in mainframe computer sales, with a very generous expense account to cover entertaining Corporate Directors, my silk ties suffered. I found that most Dry Cleaners, who still charge more than $15 to clean a silk tie usually ruin the appearance of the tie. But I then discovered that the Dry Cleaners in the High Street shopping strip, in Melbourne's most affluent suburb could return my ties looking like new for the same charge. I think the difference between the two approaches was the average suburban Dry Cleaners have very little experience in handling top grade pure silk. The suggestion is that you can use the service of Dry Cleaners who can clean pure silk ties, by simply taking all of your clothing to the Dry Cleaners who service "The Rich and Famous" every day, not just once a month. Phil.

[@teakcore5261]

Very good information!

[@Armstrongifyable]

Had to rewind the X vs Y part, almost understood it the other way around (because I just watched the CRUCIAL FIT MISTAKE vid where u said the shirt shouldn't be seen below the button? so thought X is wrong..), "should" vs "shouldn't" hard to hear well in quick speech sometimes.)

[@v_r_]

Not to mention the fact that I speak fast plus English is not my first language, so I definitely get how some of my words can be hard to understand sometimes. I’ve been trying to speak a little slower. But to clarify, you want the jacket to look like a “X” instead of a “Y”. If the trousers waistband is at the right height, even with open quarters, your shirt shouldn’t be peeking through. I hope that’s clear, if not let me know.

[@whendovesfly4844]

Great info.. love the music...

[@bg147]

Any planned videos about watches?

[@v_r_]

Stay tuned! Should drop tomorrow.

[@justinp.1059]

I don't like pleats, but I will keep the advice in mind. What do you suggest at 5'10, 170, slim to athletic build?

[@csmcilwain]

Well done sir!! 👍🏾👍🏾

[@v_r_]

Thanks, Scott!

[@ninjadudeofficial]

I find it wild that you get comments that you speak too fast yet I'll sometimes play at 1.25x speed

[@MirkotheGreat]

The pictures shown during the Reverse vs Forward pleats didn't match up with the type of pleats being discussed. Navy Pants had Reverse Pleats, Brown Pants had Forward Pleats and the Medium Grey Pants had Reverse Pleats.

[@v_r_]

Yup! I messed up and said reverse instead of forward and vice versa. It’s been corrected in the description right after the video came out. Thanks for watching!

[@MirkotheGreat]

@@v_r_ Thanks for replying, otherwise people would've thought you're a hater! Also throw up some annotations on that portion of the video!

[@v_r_]

@@MirkotheGreat That's a good idea, not sure if KZbin will allow it but I'll try.

[@just181]

bro, great video. I notice Italian (Neapolitan style in particular) suit has a more open quarter than traditional English suit.

[@v_r_]

Thanks, bro! And that is correct, the quarters are move opened on Neapolitan style jackets.

[@TFM8]

I agree with everything except with the pleats. No pleats for me, just prefer a clean looking front.. might change with age. I'd say if you go for pleats it must be custom made to ensure proper fit.

[@v_r_]

I feel you on pleats as they’re an acquired taste. Custom is always better if you can afford it but there are a lot of companies with some great OTR pleated trousers offerings. Spier & Mackay, Berg & Berg, Yeossal just to name a few.

[@TFM8]

@@v_r_ I'll take a look, thanks for the reply

[@Stevewontdoit9]

What is a good place to get nice ties for a reasonable price? Great video

[@v_r_]

Thanks, Alex! Reasonable is subjective, what’s the max you’re willing to spend on a tie, would you say?

[@deeq150]

Video on accessories

[@v_r_]

That’s on the list. Soon!

[@deeq150]

@@v_r_ thanks

[@SaadonAksah]

awesome! 👍

[@v_r_]

🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@petewilson4425]

Hello Vladimir Richey, what is the best shoe to buy first.pw

[@tonydeltablues]

pleats, pleats...I'll say it again....pleats :-)

[@v_r_]

I love pleats although I don’t really have a preference between single and double or reverse and forward. It entirely depends on my mood. Do you have a favorite?

[@biscuitnoir1]

It's new video time. Man some of those apply to me and I'm in my 40's haha! When you mention $20 ties I believe you talk about thetiebar.com and similar companies. Which alternatives do you recommend?

[@v_r_]

What’s up, bro? The thing is ties are expensive, there’s really no way around it. I recommend Chipp Neckwear, their Grenadine ties cost $60, I’m wearing one in the video. Another thing that I usually do is buy ties out of season when they’re on sale. So in the Spring, I stock up on Wool and Ancient Madder ties for the upcoming Fall/Winter. I hope that helps.

[@biscuitnoir1]

@@v_r_ I'm going to check the brand you have recommended. I did mention to you that I was going to NYC next week. Any store you would suggest me to visit? Apart from Carmina that's a no brainer haha!

[@v_r_]

It’s funny because I live here but I mostly shop online. Most of the brands I wear have no US presence. I’d say Carmina for sure, Drake’s for pocket squares and Kamakura for shirts.

[@frankrizzo7185]

Applies in your 50’s too!

[@mariog7213]

Man I really want to go buy a suit now but in Houston this is pointless. Plus I don’t require one for my job but still

[@v_r_]

I'd say just keep a nice one in the closet just in case.

[@mariog7213]

Vladimir Riché oh for sure. I have two, a black and a gray. Also have a few linen blazers.

[@v_r_]

Dope! 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@roopnarinericky]

The music in the background is very distracting.

[@v_r_]

What up, Ricky? I got a couple videos like that, unfortunately. But I’ve learned from my mistakes and the background music level has gotten a lot better. Thanks for watching!

[@whendovesfly4844]

@@v_r_ I like the music

[@MSR1187]

People are going to complain about everything. Keep doing you.

[@samueln.k9942]

generic is dope

[@jonathanrobinson9208]

Cuffs, I'm 5'9" and wear a 1 1/2 inch cuff with a half break with double outside pleats. I see some "style channels " showcasing pants cuffed at or above the ankle with a tightly fitted pant. What are your thoughts ?✌❤

[@v_r_]

What’s up, Jonathan? I’m 5’9” also btw 🙌🏾🙌🏾 but I digress LOL. I’m more of a Classic Menswear guy and that sounds like Fashion to me as opposed to Style. I wouldn’t do that personally.

[@jonathanrobinson9208]

@@v_r_ thanks Vladimir ! When I heard you say ( Classic) mens style I knew I wasn't alone in the world ! Lol ✌❤

[@v_r_]

Yeah we don’t do that LOL

[@jonathanrobinson9208]

@@v_r_ 👍

[@Reeeece]

Good content but cuffs on pants is a cheap look. Most pants of any sort usually come with cuffs. Tailored pants are usually straight leg...or cuffed inwardly.

[@luyolomify]

Game!

[@cashrun1]

👍🏾

[@v_r_]

We’re here, fam!

[@cashrun1]

Nou la

[@v_r_]

🇭🇹

[@larryasiedu7704]

You are fantastic. Wish I could contact you privately. I am in Ghana, Africa but visit the US quite often. May I have your email please.

[@v_r_]

Thank you, Larry and big shoutout to 🇬🇭, home of Asamoah Gyan. Would absolutely love to visit one day. You can reach me at [e-mail].

[@cha81092]

I totally appreciate this video. I would say talk a little bit slower brother.

[@v_r_]

Thanks, fam! New Yorkers tend to talk fast but it’s also the way I edit. I’ll be more mindful next time.

[@SimonBurnCreative]

Great tips!

[@v_r_]

Thanks, Simon!