Best Quiet Luxury Brands For Men (Full List)

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

*Full list with links:* www.lukas-schanderl.com/blog/the-best-quiet-luxury-brands-for-men *Brands mentioned in this video* Zegna Brioni Canali Boglioli Pal Zileri Luca Faloni Pini Parma Ralph Lauren Brooks Brothers Suit Supply Boggi Milano (not always made in Italy anymore) Natalino Spier and Mackay Charles Tyrwhitt Hockerty Indochino Hackett London Massimo Dutti Banana Republic John Henric Gutteridge Uniqlo **Not mentioned** Reiss Cavour Baldessarini Walker Slater Proper Cloth Loro Piana Moss Bros. Velasca Milano Private White V.C. Borrelli Finamore Incotex Kiton Isaia Cesare Attolini Corneliani Emma Willis Eton Van Laak Lanvin Corneliani Buck Mason Rubato Fortela Drakes De Bonne Facture Dopiaa Turnbull & Asser Sunspel AMI Tod's Luciano Barbera Berg & Berg Proper Cloth Poszetka (Krakow) Grand Le Mar (Sweden) Scavini (France) Walker Slater (Scotland) Todd Snyder (New York) Velasca Milano Viola Milano Gran Sasso Herno Eleventy Moorer Valstar Malo Fedeli Piazenca cashmere Falconeri Mandeli Doriani Luciano Barbera Paolo Albizzati Lardini Todd snyder Paul and shark Jacob Cohen Modesto Bertotto Perry Ellis Peter Millar LL Bean Manifattura Ceccarelli (IT, jackets) Sunspel Orlebar Brown Samsoe Samsoe Arket Sandro The Kooples Maison Kitsuine John Smedley Archibald London **Great for basics for second hand shopping** Windsor Hugo Boss Tommy Hilfiger Pierre Cardin Daniel Hechter

[@simonbolivar3697]

all these brands you mentioned sometimes some basic ones are way more better than the luxury when it comes to the row materials

[@Fugazinome]

Luciano Barbera missing.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Nomen. Just added it to the list.

[@DamianLombara-s1l]

@@Lukas_Schanderl Lardini missing?

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for the tip :) I'll include them in the list.

[@tapio1673]

This video is the best Vinted ad that I’ve ever seen lol

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Ha I wish they would pay me for this :D

[@don-caruso]

Brioni is still my all-time favorite brand. My first suit was a navy blue Brioni 180S made of 100% virgin wool (bought 5 years ago). This piece sparked my love for classic menswear and the quiet-luxury that goes with it. I was recently looking for something nice from Kiton at Sobs in Cologne. Kiton is the highest level of tailoring from Napoli and belongs on this list for me. Very expensive in the boutiques but a bit easier to find second hand than Cucinelli. I would also recommend Burberry if youre looking for a trench coat or a coat in general. Im currently looking for a Kensington second hand but in very good condition. Greetings from Düsseldorf!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you for your comment. Your Brioni suit will probably last you a very long time :) Amazing quality. Have you bought anything from Kiton yet? I always wanted to try out their ties, which are high up on my wishlist. Thanks for the tip with Burberry and Kensington. Greetings back from Berlin Lukas

[@DLGemma]

Burberry? If you want outerwear, look no further than PWVC. Highest quality in the world, responsible manufacturing, and when on sale, hands down the best deal you can get. I own at least 15 pieces of outerwear from them. Also, their cashmere knitwear is one of the best as well.

[@DrainArchive]

I can vouch for Luca Faloni, have a few cashmere jumpers from them. Amazing quality!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for sharing :) That's good to know

[@SoeUnfiltered]

Trying to upgrade my style and fashion this year. Sick of all black outfits and tees. Thanks for this list Lukas.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Nelson :) Glad it was helpful.

[@Vasil_Hristov]

Very good video. As this is my style, can I suggest a couple more brands.. Aurelien (Amsterdam) Cavour (Oslo) Poszetka (Krakow) Grand Le Mar (Sweden) Proper Cloth (New York) Scavini (France) Walker Slater (Scotland) Todd Snyder (New York) -----------------below all Italy Velasca Milano Viola Milano Gran Sasso Herno Eleventy Moorer Valstar Malo Fedeli Piazenca cashmere Corneliani Falconeri Mandeli Doriani Luciano Barbera Paolo Albizzati Honestly, I can make my wardrobe full of Pini Parma, Aurelien and Cavour and it would be perfect.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching, Vasil. I appreciate you taking the time to add more brands 🙏 I totally agree. If I could fill my wardrobe with Pini Parma, Aurelien, Cavour and Luca Faloni I'd be more than happy :) Slowly over time, for sure :) I've updated the video description with the brands you mentioned.

[@theamarcord1332]

I consider myself very lucky because here in New York I was able to purchase lots of high end designer clothes at ridiculously low prices at a store that specializes in that. For example, I purchased Brunello Cucinelli suit for $430, which retails for around $4,000. Dozens of beautiful Italian cashmere sweaters, most of them at around $40. A beautiful Jil Sander blazer for $274, which retails for $1,610 etc. Unfortunately, the store filed for bankruptcy after pandemic, but reopened in May and, it’s a completely different store with all great brands gone. But I did really well before closing and got my wardrobe full of great clothes.Keep in mind: all the clothes are brand new with tags ! And, not to forget Missoni socks under $5 ( I got around 4 dozens!)

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Wos :O Those are some amazing deals. I wish there was a store like this in Germany 😅

[@theamarcord1332]

Yes, I know. Honestly, I don’t have any more space in my wardrobe. If I mentioned everything I was able to buy, it would take hours! I got 3 Brunello Cucinelli blazers at around $350 each which is unheard of! YSL suit for $115 and on and on…I even saved all of my receipts, so I can show what a great deals they had. I enjoyed your video very much.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That's incredible. You got to enjoy it while it lasted :) You must have an impressive wardrobe.

[@theamarcord1332]

I forgot to mention: I got 2 pairs of Baldessarini pants for $13 each! Insane!

[@elia8544]

@@theamarcord1332how do you find a store like this? very good haul

[@ABC-rh7zc]

Companies like Gutteridge and Banana Republic just don't fulfill the "luxury" part of "quiet luxury". The first half of the list was a lot more interesting, imo!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching. You're right. I forgot to mention that in the video. The cheaper brands are mostly about the look only, but they don't fit the concept of quiet luxury with a focus on quality.

[@monaco308308]

Gutteridge is a beautiful Company. I was in a store in Italy and was very impressed. And there was a sale. Bought 3 jackets and the quality is really nice. One of my favorite stores. Cotton and silk is also really nice. A lot cheaper but absolutely good quality for the price.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

@@monaco308308 That's great to hear :) Glad you like it. I also like their design and the fact that they even have things like side adjusters for the price point. Considering the price, the quality is definitely good.

[@taiteyard3567]

I find BR to lack in a lot of areas like knitwear and a lot of items with synthetic blends, but their moleskin traveler pants are an undeniable steal at $40-50 on Black Friday.

[@monaco308308]

@@Lukas_Schanderl agree totaly. Toller Kanal.

[@broragnarok146]

I have personally purchased A LOT from John Henric, around $2000 in items ranging from winter coats, sweaters, turtlenecks, winter gloves, chinos, trousers, socks, scarves, dress shirts, merino t-shirts and even a leather wallet, and can definitely recommended all!! Every purchase has been delivered with amazing shipping times to USA (from 3-5 days), great quality materials and finishing, and sizing/fits are on point! They really nail that affordable luxury look and will continue purchasing with them for years to come!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That's great to hear :) Thanks for sharing. Have you tried Spier & Mackay? I really like their clothes as well.

[@dparis2172]

I purchased a JH white cable knit turtleneck in November. It’s perfect. Probably my best purchase of 2023.

[@CIA.Langley]

lol $2000 isn’t much buddy.

[@broragnarok146]

@@CIA.Langley I never stated that so whats your point?

[@CIA.Langley]

@@broragnarok146 none. I’m just thrash talking here.

[@johnszparaga895]

Thanks for the recommendations, there were a lot of brands I’d never heard of so looking forward to exploring the various websites 👌

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, John :) I'll make a blog post about it soon with URLs to each brand, to make it easier, but it does take time to compile it :D

[@petebaja2690]

To your list I would add John Smedley for their knitwear, their merino pullovers are a staple in my wardrobe - a much finer knit than other merino wool pullovers (sweaters) Great value when they have a sale too. Reiss is also a great affordable brand without logos of any kind, they are made in China usually to keep prices affordable and worth waiting for their sales too.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for the tip, Pete :) I'll add them to the list below the video. Wasn't aware of John Smedley, but their clothes look great. Thanks for sharing.

[@pioiglesias]

Have you seen knitwear from Knitbrary?

[@petebaja2690]

@@pioiglesias no, that's a new one for me. I don't know if it's available in the UK. I'll have to check them out.

[@CompassionCrew]

Thanks for your hard work doing this list. Recently, I got a nice fisherman's jacket from this Italian company, Manifattura Ceccarelli, who the Iron Snail mentioned some time back.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you :) I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for the tip. I'll make sure to check them out and add them to the list

[@nf1369]

Absolutely loved this video! I normally would shop at Banana Republic because they had pretty decent pieces for an acceptable price, thank you for exposing me to these other brands as well! Subbed.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you very much :) I agree, Banana Republic has some decent pieces, but there are lots of other interesting brands to try.

[@Mr-S.C.]

Chares Tyrwhitt has been my go to brand for shirts, socks and coats for many years. However, recently their quality has decreased and I've had issues with their clothes. Some of it I had to send back it was so shoddy.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for sharing. I start to hear this more frequently. I can imagine that when they offer shirts for $33 on sale, they have to cut corners somewhere.

[@tonytropea7540]

I have a few pieces from John Henric. Sweaters and a braided leather belt and leather gloves. I have to say the sweaters are holding up fantastic. Belt is very nice as are the dress gloves. Great bang for your buck.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That's great to know :) Thanks for sharing, Tony.

[@stevencahill3628]

want to add orlebar brown for summer wear especially. also sunspel polos

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for the tips, Steven :) I'll add them to the list.

[@theamarcord1332]

Here are some of the brands I purchased over the years at that store: Corneliani, Hugo Boss, Gran Sasso, Luciano Barbera, Circolo 1901, Roberto Collina, Marni, Versace, Armani, Zegna, Altea, Eleventy, Crossley, Patricia Pepe, Lanvin, etc.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Amazing :) Which ones are your favorite? I only tried Zegna, Eleventy and Hugo Boss.

[@peterogers1377]

I live in Sweden and have several pieces from John Henric - chinos, linen shirts, jeans and a denim shirt. Pretty good quality in my opinion and certainly excellent value for money. Thanks for an excellent and informative video.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for sharing :) I still have to try them out myself.

[@napaphatsorntotienchai2794]

Thanks for the big list. Very helpful.🎉

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you 🙏

[@nenoschamany616]

I find Hawes & Curtis out of UK pretty good too and fit the quite luxury brand

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for sharing :) I heard great things about them

[@danieldumas7361]

This was AWESOME!!! I have never come across such an expansive list of brands, let alone having the option to shop 2nd-Hand..... Also appreciate the warning on the failing Polo brand. After moving its production to Asia, the "Quiet Luxury" clientele has moved on, noticing the drop in quality since the mid-80's, blowing-up Logos to attract the "I have no personality but notice me anyway!" buyers.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Daniel :) I'm glad you liked it. I plan on creating a second part since there are probably at least 50+ brands that I haven't covered in this video.

[@masterjosch]

tolles Video, vielen Dank! Ich bin gerade dabei, meinen Style zu finden und eine gute Gardarobe aufzubauen. Ich shoppe viel second hand und da ist es wirklich ein Geschenk, eine Liste mit guten Marken an der Hand zu haben. Da lasse ich gern ein Abo da :)

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Vielen Dank :) Gehst du meistens in einen Shop oder guckst du bei Vinted, Momox Fashion oder eBay Kleinanzeigen?

[@WaelAKamel]

Great List Lukas, given that we both live in Germany, I can tell you that much about Ralph Lauren since Im a VIP Customer in Berlin, Most of their Polo, RRL and RLX lines are made in China, and while most items can usually be found for a much lesser price and same quality, there is always a standout piece here and there. So always buy in-person if you can. obviously their top line Purple Label line is flawless but their pricing is insane. Duties also play a big role in Ralph Lauren pricing, so if you can have someone pick items up for you from the US, you'd roughly save 30-40% on ALL items.

[@markh7295]

Have to be honest, I can't really get behind including Uniqlo in this list. As part of the fast-fashion industry, their clothing is designed to last no more than 10 washes before getting added to the eternal landfill (given their propensity for non-degrading synthetic fibers). Further, I was at my Uniqlo yesterday and saw a table of "Cotton t-shirts" (their words). I review the tag, and it's 51% cotton. I mean my goodness. Likewise, Banana Republic has been doing what Lukas cited Ralph Lauren as doing: integrating 20% to 40% polyester, nylon or acrylic in their clothes and still selling them at full wool or cotton prices. I'm gonna say it right now: quiet luxury brands = products that are made to last. Uniqlo and BR sadly don't fit into that category

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

I fully understand your viewpoint. From a pure "luxury" definition, there is not much luxury about those brands and like you said, they often use synthetic blends, but for people who are on a budget and simply want to achieve the look without too much focus on fabrics, I included them on the list. I prefer to go for second-hand in that case, but I also know many people who would not shop second hand.

[@D2222]

I love Canali, fits me well. I find it on sale or on promo.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

I agree. It's a fantastic brand :)

[@BobbyReed]

I'm wearing a Zegna cashmere crewneck jumper in pale pumpkin; $10 at a huge Van Nuys thrift store here in SoCal (MSRP approx $1,500). Boom.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That's an amazing deal you made, Bobby :) Must be really comfortable as well.

[@Joele54]

I just found this video and there are a lot of brands mentioned in it that make some exquisite clothing. I also have several Zegna ties that have a wonderful feel, and look really classy. I also have several Canali pieces: a suit (fantastic fabric), 3 sport coats`(they drape beautifully and look and feel so elegant), a pair of cotton trousers that look great, and 2 Canali dress shirts (again the feel of the fabric is fantastic, indeed luxurious). I have a John Henric Linen shirt. It is very wearable. Cool in the summer and very wrinkly, just part of the charm of Linen, and a lot less expensive that other brands. I have several Brooks Brothers Egyptian cotton shirts (the only ones I buy), and I love the fabric. I also have some pieces that are not in the video, but are listed in the "Not Mentioned" section. These include Proper Cloth a made to measure company. I have not formed an educated opinion yet, but use a shirt that fits for your measurements. I also have a Corneliani sport coat of excellent quality. The Isaia sport coat I have is Super 100s with a burgundy/charcoal gray/blue check on an olive/tan background. Absolutely gorgeous. I have 5 Eton dress shirts, some the best i have. Great fabric, good fit. Love them. I also have several Paul Smith shirts made in Italy, which fantastic. Some are unusual, really look great, like a navy colored herringbone pattern dress shirt, and a french cuff brown/steel blue/brown/white/charcoal gray striped shirt that is one of my favorites, and very versatile. Now, of all of this, about 80%, I got on eBay for an average of 10-20% of the retail price, some even less expensive. Of the sport coats I got on eBay, they are full canvas, a mark of high quality. So educate yourself about brand quality and what to look for and you can put together a closet full of high quality clothing for not much expense. It just takes time and patience.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment. You have an impressive wardrobe. I think Canali is one of the best brands because their quality is always exceptional. Thanks for sharing your experience with Eton shirts. I plan to give them a try in the future, as well. eBay truly is a treasure trove :)

[@Patrick_BW]

Good list, I've also listed some brands that people should be aware of, having pieces from these brands myself: Private White VC (£120): Made in the UK, this brand experienced a downturn in the early 2000s but has been steadily rebuilding its reputation by targeting younger people. Good discounts as well. Malo (£300): Comparable to Brunello but at a third of the price. They used to lead the market in cashmere prior to the 2000s. Cruciani (£450): A bit of a risky choice given their latest pieces, but their vintage collections are outstanding. I have a sweater which I’d probably rate on par with RLPL. Mauro Ottaviani (£700): Only buy pieces which use their cloudy technology, I'd rate these above LP if you want long lasting pieces. Otherwise their regular cashmere and 3 ply aren't that good. Colombo (£900): The best cashmere money can buy. I rate them leagues above brands like LP and Fioroni due to price and their 4.0 technology.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you for adding to the list, Patrick :) Great choice of brands

[@francisstephen999]

Walker Slater is a small Scottish company who specialise in tweed, good jackets and tailoring.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you for the tip, Francis. I will add it to the list in the description.

[@wenchiang12]

In Japan, I think BEAMS stand out as a premium quiet luxury brand. Definitely check them out.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you for the tip :) I'll see if I can find it in Thailand

[@Earendilvingilot13]

Br is perfect for someone who doesn’t want to spend more than 300 for a good quality sweater with nice garments. While their choice of material is falling in quality, they have a really nice deal if you check their materials and price. For someone in his 20s I am very happy with their style. Spent over 4k there personally.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Good point :) I used to work there a long time ago and I also liked their quality quite a bit, especially at the price point

[@roleeprime217]

John Henric is a really good place to buy reputable silk-made products. I have a bandana scarf & a necktie from the brand. Both crafted from all silk, about 4 years old now, & continue to look brand new. As far as accessories, would unequivocally recommend.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for the tip :) I heard quite a few people mention their accessories, so I'll give it a try for sure. Thank you.

[@masonmansitomargiela1399]

Amazing video brother, thank you for the tips. Nice hair too by the way. I think we as men look so much better in formal clothing

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, brother. Appreciate it. I agree, tailored clothing looks the best on all of us.

[@peytonwalcott6755]

I love this video so much. Exactly what I have been looking for!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Peyton :) I appreciate that.

[@reginaldgooden3495]

John Hendricks has great men’s scarves. I have one that is apaisley print in navy! 🎩

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That sounds like an awesome scarf :) Thanks for sharing, Reginald. Just checked them out and they look great for sure 👌

[@yasserosman8714]

I can just tell you guys that John Henric is an AMAZING brand. The quality is great and the price is fantastic.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for sharing :)

[@buschi3067]

Starkes Video, vielen Dank 🙏 ❤ hast mir sehr weitergeholfen

[@t7957r]

RAlph lauren has several brands. Their high end quite luxury brand is purple label the ones with the large loud logo are from the polo brand and the polo brand is significantly cheaper. Again purple has no labels.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Great point. Thanks for watching.

[@jerrydmann]

Excellent video. Well explained

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Jerry :) Appreciate it

[@johnroberts1141]

I recently purchased a Michael Kors leather backpack: Price was $500.50 dollars, clearance price $150.00. Some luxury brands are quite affordable when on sale, or on clearance.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That's a steal :) Great find, John.

[@carlpetersson662]

Have you checked out Morris Stockholm?

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for the tip, Carl. I will check them out.

[@okseaj]

Big fan of Pini Parma, made my first purchase from them 3 years ago. The clothes are well made, although I find the sizing's difficult to pin down.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching. I also just bought my first turtleneck from them. It fitted well but was a bit roomy in the mid section. Which of their clothes are the most difficult regarding size in your experience?

[@okseaj]

​@@Lukas_Schanderl I would say their casual shirts. They almost fit perfect out of the box, but the smalls are too tight in the shoulder and chest while the sleeve length works well. Medium fits well on shoulders and chest, but too much cloth on the sleeves. Same goes for their jackets. I also find their casual shirts run a bit long no matter what which indicates to me that they are meant to be wear tucked in - so that could be limiting based on what your style is. I've adjusted to just wearing shirts tucked -- which I actually like stylistically -- although it is uncommon to do in my age group so you stand out a bit. The fit is nothing a tailor can't fix I suppose. Other than that, the quality is usually really good and the clothes are delivered very nicely which is an experience in of itself. I'm a big fan.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Awesome :) Thank you for your detailed report. That's really helpful to other subscribers and to myself. I plan to order more of their clothes in the future, for sure.

[@okseaj]

Cheers@@Lukas_Schanderl

[@floriankugel6782]

I think some brands where missing for example Belstaff or Jacob Cohen, but all in all the video was interesting. I also could find some new brands that i never herd of and bought already a shirt.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Florian :) I'll add them to the list. Which brand/shirt did you get?

[@floriankugel6782]

I brought a classic shirt in mercerized cotton from Pal Zileri in blue, nothing special. I thought to layer it with a nice pullover in white and a chino in beige, with some dark blue shoes.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Great choice :) Hope you liked the quality

[@PeterCombs]

Bought a New Without store tags Canali Navy blazer for $40

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That's an amazing deal, Peter. Where did you find it?

[@HistoriaOrbis74]

This video should have at least 10,000 likes.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you man :) I hope it will 🙏

[@mahmoudghoneim8004]

Oh my God, you have put down exactly my personal list of brands, in the middle east we don't have a big second hand market for luxury clothing, I replace that by buying at sale time , sometimes it goes for 60% off, I would add to the list Lanvin, Hackett and Corneliani .

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching, Mahmoud :) That's awesome. 60% is a good deal, for sure. I wonder if there would be a market for second hand clothes from the EU? But I guess the import duties and taxes might be quite high. I'll add Lanvin and Corneliani. Hackett is already in there, but a bit at the bottom of the list.

[@mahmoudghoneim8004]

@@Lukas_Schanderl I thought about it as a business opportunity but was hindered with the idea of authentication of seller's merchandise.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

@@mahmoudghoneim8004 In Germany, we have a few second hand online stores for very luxury items that verify each product first. We have a lot of Hugo Boss locally, and it's illegal to sell or bring fakes into the country (still sometimes happens) so I would say the majority is real. You can buy Hugo Boss pants for $10 second hand in Germany, in great condition as well.

[@protyaychakraborty4108]

really nice video, no bullshit, pure content.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you :) Glad you like it

[@EthanReviews123]

I got a rust pocket square from John henric. I was underwhelmed, it was small and very stiff shear fabric

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for sharing. That's what I was expecting, as well. I doubt they have the best quality but for knitwear or chinos and maybe some other items, it's probably alright if you are on a budget.

[@Dappertrucker]

My traditional black Dinner Jacket is made by Canali

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That must be a beautiful jacket :) Great username btw. Do you dress up during your rides?

[@TheGriffithHuyan]

Live in Sweden. Personally I am quite a fan of Tiger of Sweden, because for me they are the joint point of design, price, quality and availability. They may be a bit more expensive in other countries.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for the tip :) I think we also have quite a bit of their clothes in Germany, even second hand.

[@thomasjpuleo8112]

Boggi for shirts. Velasca for shoes. Luca Faloni for knits and trousers. Pini Parma for trousers. Modesto Bertotto for Jackets, shirts and loungewear. Mr Porter for the odd sale item from Boglioli.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That would make pretty much the perfect wardrobe :)

[@bobhenry4321]

You should probably add a disclaimer that the low prices offered on second hand markets should be taken with a grain of salt. Many of the popular brands are known to have an extensive aftermarket of replica or inauthentic items.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching, Bob. Great point. I think it depends on the country. In Germany, usually only brands like Prada, Louis Vitton or Gucci can be fakes but most of the others are authentic.

[@kornelrumbo2386]

Yeah brands like cuccineli are normally not victim of plagiarism, because they are no to show of and don’t have the big written letters that everyone can see the brand

[@jacobtryb]

Very good video, but im very distracted by the blinking

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Ha I noticed only during editing :D

[@andreasstork3086]

should check out Cavour, many of their clothes are made in the same factory as loro piana if i am not mistaken

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching, Andreas. I added them to the video description. Have you ever tried their clothes? I'd be curious to hear about the quality. It looks amazing for sure.

[@Restless318]

love everything thanks glad I found your chanel happy new year

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Hamid :) Happy new year to you as well 🎉

[@Restless318]

I wear the Banna reepublic brooks brothers Gap polo and I am english living in los Angles so Love burberry @@Lukas_Schanderl

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

@@Restless318 Great choice of Brands :) Cheers from Germany

[@Restless318]

danke I speak german but can write well I oprea singer @@Lukas_Schanderl

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That's awesome :) There are a lot of great German operas :) I was not aware that opera is a big thing in LA

[@highlion8998]

For RL clothing I suggest sticking with RL Purple Label if you’re really balin(1000$+), or RRL for high quality without super expensive price(80$ to 500$ range)

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Good point :)

[@cooperwesley1536]

Great video... For Americans, I'd throw in Peter Millar, which works really well with wardrobes based around the Brooks Brothers aesthetic. Also for Americans, you can't really go wrong with LL Bean... which mixes nicely with Ralph Lauren. In addition, with respect to shoes, I've had really good luck with Sperry and Cole Haan. Both are incredibly well-made (for the price), and their designs are based mostly on the classics, but with a slightly modern edge. I've lost interest in Banana Republic. Over the past few years, the quality of their fabrics seems a bit diminished... but for those who enjoy BR, I'd suggest mixing it with J Crew. For the money, J Crew is very well made... especially with respect to their jackets, vests, and coats. Cheers!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for the detailed comment, Cooper :) That's really helpful. We don't have most of these brands in Europe, so it's nice that you mentioned them. I'll add them to the list :)

[@huyennguyenkhai7632]

This video is my therapy

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Huyen :)

[@jasper16573]

I’ve tried the chino’s from John Henric. I absolutely love them, good quality fabric. Mind they may fit a bit tight in the thighs. If you wait for the sale, you’ll save another 20 euro’s which is a nice bonus

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for sharing, Jasper :) Glad to hear that.

[@FatherTime10]

Ralph Lauren has three labels. Polo Ralph Lauren, which is the least expensive label (which is also what you mistook for the luxury label), RRL (expensive mid tier rugged luxury) and purple label, which is out of most people’s reach.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for your comment. You're right. The purple label is extremely expensive. If I had that kind of money, it would probably not be the first brand I'd go for.

[@ddbear8786]

Suggestions for a high end brand for casual, night life t-shirts? Specifically I am looking for a brand that uses varied textures and weaves rather than just slapping their logo on a plain $5 t-shirt and charging $500 for it. I like to feel luxury through the material quality and texture and pattern decor rather than just a flashy digital print.

[@sespos]

Giorgio Armani uses nice textured designs a lot on shirts and knitwear

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thansk for your comment. For this, I am really not sure. I had a look at Sunspel, but their t-shirts are very minimal. I bought a textured polo shirt from a Korean brand called IoloKorea, very interesting fabric and high quality, but I am not sure how easy it is to find them. @sespos: Thanks for jumping in to help :)

[@mindcache5650]

I personally buy bespoke. Far better than overpriced brands. I can choose the finest New Zealand wool , choose the silk lining, buttons, design and have it made over 5 weeks in Asia. I get handmade shoes, shirts all based on my sizes and emulating the finest British and Italian clothes I have now for a mere fraction. Unique and a subtle name of the tailor, shoemaker. I still have a solid all leather, double welted shoes made to measure from a Thailand shop . Cost €60

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

I prefer that option as well for most cases. Which shop do you normally go to in Bangkok?

[@kristiankjrgaard2173]

Massimo Dutti used to be in this category I think and very affordable, but They changed direction a few years ago.

[@ShibatsujiAkhir]

I think Imitation is a good way to try new things. I also have a Kelly -style mini bag, the price is only a small part of it. Personally, I would hesitate to buy imitations of small companies, but for big brands, *amzclothes* I don't mind, as long as they do not directly copy the brand/logo.

[@hellothere9964]

you deserve more followers

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you 🙏 I appreciate it. It's slow but growing :)

[@WebSterXGM]

12:13 You've mentioned that Boggi Milano is 100% made in Italy but I visited their boutique today, tried some sweaters and checked their labels inside: none of them were made in Italy, most are made in Romania, and one piece - made in China 😒

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Oh wow 😮 That's not a good direction they are heading. Most of my pieces are second hand, so they probably made a switch. Thank you for sharing. Unfortunately, I can't change the text inside the video, but I can mention it below the video.

[@belomettinavyy1068]

I have x2 suits, blazer + trousers of Boggi Milano… perfect for me

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Great brand, indeed :) Thanks for watching.

[@niklaswarnken3433]

Absolutely great Video, thanks! Really appreciate expense and time invested for the research!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Niklas :) I appreciate that.

[@EnduringAttire]

If you're in EU a good website to get many brands on discount is Care of Carl specially on SALE like now they have 60% discounts on many clothes, btw I was expecting more British brands in this video, not only Italians can do quiet lux.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you for the tip 👌 You're right. I wasn't aware of that many British brands, but I have updated the list underneath the video to include the ones suggested by subscribers.

[@theamarcord1332]

This store opened in New York 60 years ago and was known as “best kept secret “. The funny thing was that many Italian tourists would come to buy clothes by Italian designers and take it back to Italy because it was so much cheaper! But, as I mentioned earlier, after the store reopened this year, they changed the entire business model and eliminated most high end brands. Now they offer boring overpriced junk. Very disappointing…

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That's so cool. What a hidden gem. I wonder how they were able to offer the clothes at such a price. Sad to hear that they changed their operations.

[@alanmccarthy4004]

A $6000 coat confuses me. For 1/3 that price you could have a coat custom made to your exact shape, with any high quality fabric you like, by a skilled artisan.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

I agree :D You could get an entire wardrobe custom made for that price. But we're probably not their target customer :D

[@MBGLS_500]

Borrelli, Finamore, Incotex, Kiton, Isaia, Cesare Attolini, Corneliani not added. Emma Willis, Rton and Van Laak too.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Great :) Thank you for adding those. I'll add them to the list in the description.

[@hefestus01]

Loro Piana?

[@austinjohnson3009]

Excellent list! Very useful!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Austin 🙏

[@DarthJabba504]

As the owner of many sport jackets including Isaia, Zegna, Canali, Boglioli, etc, I can vouch for Pini Parma as being incredible quality for the price. Highly recommended.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you :) I agree with you. The quality is excellent for the price.

[@DarthJabba504]

@@Lukas_Schanderl Their NYC store should be opening any month now...they've had ads out hiring managers and sales associates a few months ago.

[@pedrocols]

John Henrick and Banana Republic are my go to brands!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Definitely great budget friendly options :) I never tried John Henric. How is their customer service?

[@vic4359]

Mango for budget?

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Good point :) They do have some nice basics sometimes

[@MBGLS_500]

You mentioned about Charles Thirwitt but did not add in the list.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Good point. Thanks for the reminder

[@feliperamierez20]

wht about hugo boss, where do that end up on the list ?

[@sespos]

They’re back to slapping logos on everything again. Disappointed with the direction they’ve taken the past couple years

[@GB4MUSIC]

J. Purdey and Holland&Holland (wealth whispers luxury)

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for the tips :)

[@RobertJonesWightpaint]

Charles Tyrwhitt is pronounced "Tirrit". (You did very well with it, so I'm not trying to criticize your excellent English.) By the way, I've heard bad reports of IndoChina - I've no idea how fair they were. But I've used ITailor, which runs on a very similar model - they're good, for modest prices. Vinted troubles me - I'm not very keen on wearing somebody else's trousers! But by the look of it, I should overcome my qualms.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you for the correction, Robert :) It's always appreciated. I heard the same about IndoChino. I think HeSpokeStyle made a video about them, as well. I'm pretty happy with Proper Cloth. I know what you mean with Vinted :D One of my friends has the same reservations. Overcoats or sport coats might be great for Vinted, since they don't come in contact with the skin.

[@rschweri578]

Add charles tyrwhitt and we're good. Other than that your list is very good. I would replace hockerty with studio suits tho

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you for watching :) Charles Tyrwhitt is at 15:36 Is studio suits good? I just ordered a suit from them last week and plan to do a review next month.

[@rschweri578]

@@Lukas_Schanderl Oh habs grad erst gemerkt. Hab nur die Liste angeschaut und video bissle durchgeskipped hehe. Ich mag die Liste, sehr ausführlich und gute Optionen genannt auch ihre stärken etc. Ich habe erst letztens bei studiosuits bestellt also kann ich leider auch noch nicht bestätigen wie gut die sind, ich hab aber sehr viel gutes gehört. Grüss

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

@@rschweri578 Danke dir :) Ich bin gespannt, wie der Anzug aussehen und passen wird. Hoffe, du bist mit der Bestellung zufrieden :) Grüße zurück

[@urbandaniel100]

please look into archibald london

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for the tip, Daniel :) I'll add them to the list.

[@Dappertrucker]

Brook Tarvener and Paul Frederick are great brands as well

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you for the tips :)

[@Dappertrucker]

@@Lukas_Schanderl anytime my sartorial friend

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Have a blessed Sunday, my friend 🙏

[@DavidMiller-lk3ir]

Good video but who wants to buy used clothing? If you can't afford if buy something else new. Good list.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, David. One reason could be unique cuts and also quality. I recently bought a vintage rain coat and it has certain features and details that are very hard to find nowadays.

[@SimonChambers]

Thanks for a great video! I really like Luca Faloni, but I find that they don't make clothes big enough for me, as I'm 195cm and about 90kg, which is larger than they provide for sadly. I have used Spier & MacKay and really like their trousers. John Henric also makes pretty good items for the price- I've bought an OCBD from them and some ties.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching, Simon. That's good to know about Luca Faloni and John Henric. Thanks for sharing.

[@SimonChambers]

@@Lukas_Schanderl You're most welcome! I'll definitely be looking at some of the other brands you mentioned! Is the cable knit turtleneck from S&M the same one you showed on the screen capture? I've been looking for that style of turtleneck...

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Yes, that's the one I bought :) For the price, I couldn't find a better cable knit turtleneck. They have sales every 2 weeks or so.

[@SimonChambers]

@@Lukas_Schanderl Thanks! I like the looks of that sweater, although I think the denim blue is where I'll end up. Will see if the sale gets better than their current 15%.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

@@SimonChambers That's a great color as well :) As a sidenote, it's not a fluffy wool sweater, more of a soft merino wool.

[@styloggers]

Great video mate

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you 🙏🙌

[@darbythornton9471]

Very nice. Keep it up!!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Darby 🙏🙌

[@sanjayt1988]

Missed out on Rubato, Fortela, Drakes, De Bonne Facture, Dopiaa, Turnbull & Asser, Sunspel, AMI, etc

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for the recommendations, Sanjay. I only knew Drakes, so I appreciate the suggestions. I'll add them to the list description.

[@sanjayt1988]

@@Lukas_Schanderl Good content. Looking forward to more such videos.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you :)

[@evandropondja6860]

Obrigado pela sugestão.

[@Pona1234]

Chirico vintage Nice vintage Italian brands.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for the tip :)

[@MshSh-sl2rt]

what is the jacket in the thumbnail?

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching. It's a coat by Hockerty

[@wolfgangkleiber5759]

What about turnbull and asser?

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

I haven't tried them but you're right, they should be on the list

[@SteveSmith-kd9if]

Suit Supply makes alot of stuff in Italy now.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for sharing, Steve. I wasn't aware of that. That's great to hear :)

[@justinhutchison3070]

where did you get the shirt you're wearing in the video?

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching, Justin. It's a linen shirt from Charles Tyrwhitt. On sale, you can get it for around $35/40.

[@justinhutchison3070]

@@Lukas_Schanderl Thanks, you mentioned that you haven't bought other items from Charles Tyrwhitt. I bought an overcoat from them last week when I was in London for 280 pounds. For the price I'd say it's quite decent. The outer is 100% wool which is hard to get at that price point. The inner lining is polyester but I wasn't expecting silk for that price. One other downside is the breast pocket is a false pocket just for looks. Great video btw:)

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That's a great price for a 100% wool coat. Thanks for sharing :)

[@willmarshall4685]

Zegna second hand is a fantastic value. I own five zegna shirts that I bought second hand….all under 20.00 and all in new condition.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That's a great deal you found there :) Thanks for watching, Will.

[@nightrider12soul]

In London charity shop were cheap,now they too expensive Zegna shirts can be 300 Punds in some place.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

@@nightrider12soul That's insane. Are there any good online marketplaces for that?

[@nightrider12soul]

@@Lukas_Schanderl e bay,but is taking a chance.Better in suburbia or small posh places outside a London or car boot sales and various markets.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Good point. Especially for things like sports jackets or suits, ebay can be a hit-and-miss. Better to try them on in person. I can imagine there must be some great places in the English countryside.

[@RafaelAlves-vd7et]

What about Loro Piana ?

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for your comment, Rafael. I wanted to keep it somewhat practical, so I included Loro Piana in the text below the video, but not in the video, because it's a bit tricky to find Loro Piana second hand.

[@theamarcord1332]

I most definitely do.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

The best I found was an online store in Germany for second hand items that lets you filter the condition and allows for returns. So you can choose "like new" and get clothes that many times still have tags on them for 80-90% off and if they don't fit, you can return them without any extra charge. Now they raised the prices a bit, but you can still find good deals occasionally.

[@atmavictu2995]

You missed the best of them all, Brunello Cucinelli, Loro Piana comes in second in my book.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Good point. I find both of them a bit tricky to get on the second hand market, and I wanted to keep the list somewhat practical, but I agree, I should have mentioned them. I included both in the list under the video.

[@merricfoley6481]

Some additional suggestions: - Private White VC, a very strong English company. Their seasonal styles can be a bit out-there, but their staples are great. The best RTW pea coat available IMO. - Patrick Johnson, an Australian MTM tailor with a strong RTW line. - Rubinacci, a famous Neapolitan tailor, again with a strong RTW line. - Permanent Style, has some great individual pieces. - Kit Blake, for more traditionally styled trousers. - 100 Hands for shirts. - Berg & Berg, very high quality foundation pieces.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for adding to the list 👌All top tier brands