8 Things Upper CLASS Men Never Wear

"8 Things Upper CLASS Men Never Wear"
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[@charlesedwards4160]

You can just tell when someone has class even if they're wearing cheap stuff or expensive stuff. Their manners and general vibe far outshines whatever clothes they're wearing.

[@salvatoresalvatore1641]

indeed

[@EJBert]

Bingo!

[@erickmoya9922]

¡BRAVISIMO!

[@KyleHilton-qh6nr]

True, but you would never see someone with class wearing a plain white T shirt and basketball shorts.. It's not about whether it's cheap or expensive it's about classic style.

[@KyleHilton-qh6nr]

10:15 The suit with an open shirt, sans tie, is a HELL NO! 😮

[@Kanarie1973]

'They avoid piling on oversized watches'. Shows oversized watch at 3:00

[@Panzer_Runner]

lmao I don't think the proofwatcher noticed that

[@hugoglenn9741]

Unless it’s a tool of the trade (Speedmaster Professional), cuz as a supersonic jet instructor I can pull it off

[@rezathenightfly]

My thoughts exactly. 😉

[@rick-be]

I wouldn't wear an oversized watch to a Rock fight or anywhere else

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Rich Kings wear a giant watch around their necks like Flava Flav.

[@Thomas_Abel_Anderson]

Upper class men never wear 0:32 Overly branded clothing 1:44 Ill-fitting suits 2:39 Excessive accessories 3:39 Trendy sneakers 4:49 Synthetic fabrics 6:17 Casual flip-flops outside of beaches 7:36 Overly distressed denim 8:52 Flashy colors or patterns

[@Charles_Kos]

Hahahahahahaa. What every single day ,really?

[@markpong5435]

40 years ago I visited a shop in Bangkok. I noticed the fabric, which I liked. It was a combination of kid maher with silk. They had 7 different colours and textures. I bought all seven, took it back home and ordered a tuxedo and seven suits from Valentini. 40 years later and I still look the most elegant and well dressed man in any company. Because they were made to measure and the high quality fabric, the suits are very comfortable. My daily watch is a limited edition Omega, which I bought in Beverly Hills, LA. My dressing watch is Van Cliff and Arpels. I have never seen anybody with those watches. I have cufflinks with diamonds, expensive, but not flashy. Most of my clothes are timeless and good quality. I try to buy clothes and accessories which I will not see on other people. I also remember a conversation of two aristocrats from "Count of Monte Cristo", when one complimented Cavalcanti on a well tailored suit and another agreed, but said that it looks like he was dressed for the first time in his life. It isn't just what you wear, but also how you wear your clothes.

[@batsk8]

"It isn't just what you wear, but also how you wear your clothes". I'd say how you wear your clothes is the most important. Because when you wear a suit you should feel natural, like this is your normal clothing, not like you're wearing a disguise - which most guys feel, unfortunately. Most man nowadays don't feel comfortable even wearing a white shirt (a classy shirt, not t-shirt!) so even if it fits well they feel like they dressed up for some comic-con event or something. It's all in their heads. If you wear a perfect fit suit (doesn't have to be tailored-made, but sure for skinny or overly fat people, a tailored-made would make wonders; while "standard" people should find a perfect fit in one store or another, where most of the suit stores offer some free corrections on-site) and you feel comfortable in it, like in a t-shirt, you will look amazing everywhere, and everyone will treat you with respect. Otherwise, if you just dress up like a disguise, it will look worse than a t-shirt. This is also true for men who are required to wear a suit, eg. for work. They often don't care and make all possible mistakes (from wrong fit, to selecting wrong ties and accessories for the suit, like a wide tie for narrow suit etc. or wearing the tie too low or too high, too loose; and/or snapping the suit jacket on all buttons or wrong buttons etc.) making even a good suit looking like a disaster. It's not so hard to get all this right, but it requires a 15 min research and a motivation to do so, which most people don't bother anymore.

[@Juanvaldez-u5j]

Dude, if you managed to stay the same shape and weight that you were 40 years ago! You are a winner.

[@aamira8843]

​@@Juanvaldez-u5j...and nobody asked him. Dream on

[@roundnround365]

Class is how you treat people not what you wear.

[@erickmoya9922]

I AGREE BRAVO!

[@MarinCipollina]

What you wear can signal your class.

[@roundnround365]

@@MarinCipollina Many people are fake fraudsters and try to be something they are not. What you wear is meaningless unless you're shallow and are impressed by clothes and jewellery. I regularly frequent a five star hotel and the people dining there do not wear five star clothes. They are regular people with money.

[@taidee]

Well if you are not presentable it might matter that you would have treated people well, you might not get the opportunity. Remember before you even interact with people, they have to meet you.

[@ThinkerMan-v6g]

@@roundnround365 You can learn a lot about a person’s character in terms of how they react to what OTHERS wear.

[@JustClassicStuff]

Great video, I totally agree! The key is: good quality, good fit and low profile. You'll never go wrong with a bit of classic

[@adetunjishehu]

I think leather straps on watches are classier than metal. Just my opinion.

[@doug1066]

That depends on the watch.

[@kdks7843]

You are absolutely right. ‘Dress watches' such as the Blancpain Villeret or the Patek Philippe Calatrava are only supplied with a leather strap.

[@nagylevi3827]

I agree. But I think metal is a bit more versatile. Leather looks great with a suit or smart casual outfits but it falls short when one puts on a polo shirt and sneakers, or the like. With the right watch, a metal strap can work with almost any outfit. Also there's less bother with color matching because it's usually easier to match metals than it is to match leathers in our outfits.

[@hugoglenn9741]

My 40 year old Speedmaster Professional would beg to differ.

[@yuli_trisantono]

I agree! 👍👍👍

[@marcopervo]

John Hamm on Mad Men exemplified this. While few can wear clothes as good as he does, the tailoring on every piece of clothing was his character wore was always impeccable.

[@bmin7133]

Not one of the suites in this vid fits the models...and good God, wearing leather dress shoes without socks...jeez...

[@fairwaywoods]

Or no show socks

[@LaVerdadeslaverdad]

But you are American. In Europe loafers should be worn with no show socks.

[@bmin7133]

@@LaVerdadeslaverdad I'm British...and not wearing socks (or even no-show socks) with any style of formal dress shoe, even a loafer, is a mortal sin punishable by being strapped to a chair and exposed to non stop episodes of Miami Vice until you understand why.

[@LaVerdadeslaverdad]

@ Was only referring to loafers. With all other shoes of course socks should be worn. Can’t remember the last time I saw anyone under 50 wearing socks with loafers.

[@bmin7133]

@@LaVerdadeslaverdad Perhaps in warmer climates of Europe but not in the UK. People here walk around in shorts and Tees in snow showers but not wearing socks is rare now no matter your age. Was trendy in the eighties but not so now. On vacation to warmer southern Europe it would be acceptable to not wear socks if utilising a cream, pink, sky blue plimsoll or similar pastel colour, but a black or brown leather part formal shoe should always have showing socks...let's people know you haven't got smelly feet and shoes for a start. A bright coloured loafer would be acceptable for ankle socks on warm days....all just my opinion but based upon many decades of practical usage and observation of others styles.

[@davidsmallwoodtherapist]

if you going to promote "good fitting" the photos need to be "good fitting' not exactly the opposite

[@juergenlohse6902]

First rule: Stay in shape.

[@shadowarcher3966]

An average person wouldn’t be able to tell that Loro Piana is high quality

[@gregorymilanovich4384]

That is that point exactly. You absolutely do not need to impress anybody. The moment you do need to impress someone with a label is the moment you loose all confidence.

[@peterfischer8144]

It's enough If you know, you do IT for yourself!

[@edwardkantowicz4707]

I think the unmistakably texture of good cashmere, and the subtle sheen and fine-gauge knit of merino wool is apparent to many people of average means. (...and I'm not a particular label person, but quality on this level stands apart from the rest.)

[@jorgemaisonet791]

I am a blue color worker that from time to time likes to dress up. It's always about confert and fit. It's not difficult, it's all about confidence and masculinity. Know who you are!

[@nigelmattravers5913]

Don’t wear a chunky diving watch with a formal suit

[@kevinh5349]

Yes. A gentleman will have watches that complement the clothing appropriate for the occasion. Also. Avoid Rolex. Go with A. Lange & Sohn, Glashutte Original, or Chopard, which all indicate you know what you're doing.

[@MarinCipollina]

@@kevinh5349 There's nothing wrong with a Rolex Submariner or Daytona.. It shouldn't be your only watch though.

[@cliveburgess4128]

Not sure how I got to this post, but I wear the same thing everyday, work clothes!! Something I can wipe my hands on.Nuff said!!

[@georgemichaels2325]

I wear that French brand on weekends- JC Penay.😉

[@powellmountainmike8853]

Good for you ! It means you know yourself, and don't feel you have to prove something to others. I am the same way. Yes, I have several nice suits, and a nice black tuxedo. I haven't worn any of them in years. I haven't had occasion to. If you see my own comment, I, like you, dress in what I find practical and comfortable.

[@1114gabby]

I've learned to stick with quality pieces and generally neutrals and subtle patterns for the most part.

[@kayzimmermann1604]

I agree 100 % additionally one of my personal rules is : either go in monochrom colour/look or only choose maximum two colours including shoes ! This way you can dress to impress even if you do not have too much money to spend. In my opinion a good classic solid shoe is a key item to every outfit. If you wear a expensive suit paired with a sheap shoe ,it ruins the hole outfit but if you wear a classic well made shoe to a middlepriced suit it will upgrade the hole outfit/look

[@saiman5106]

i feel bad for those people standing in a long row to get in a Moncler or Gucci store to buy an 1000$+ Tshirt only supposed to advertise the brand

[@LeadLeftLeon]

Blatant branding is for poor people

[@powellmountainmike8853]

I find this video amusing. It IS somewhat correct, but it also reflects ideas that appeal more to new money than old, to those still insecure about themselves. I wear timeless styles. My suits are NOT "in style" nor are they "out of style." I buy clothing that is not flashy but which will still not draw attention 10 or even 20 years down the pike. Unless I have to go formal, I have a uniform that I find comfortable. All year 'round I wear blue jeans. They are practical and rugged. I don't waste money on the most expensive brands, but buy jeans that wear well and give me at least several years of service. In the summer I wear blue chambray shirts, a habit I acquired in the Navy. They are comfortable, practical, and wear well. If I am going to a party I like to wear Hawaiian shirts,, the more colorful the better. In winter I switch to quilted flannel shirts, "CPOs" . Again, practical and comfortable. I know who I am. Take me, or leave me, I don't give a damn. If style makes a big difference to your judgement, it just shows me you are a shallow creature who is not worth my time.

[@terryboston3292]

Bespoke tailoring, and no labels, that is quality, if you watch James Bond Film's as well men can learn something from that as well he never ever wore a ton of jewelry, he wore a wrist watch and that's about it, other than his cuff links, maybe a tie tac, or a tie clip, and maybe a quality pair of shades from Persol.

[@stonefox9124]

If we had half as many channels telling women what to do instead of all these channels telling men what to do society wouldn't be so fked...

[@anthonyblue100]

Another sign of class is the absence of tatoos.

[@creightonjason]

For a number of years I worked for self made millionaire, he said always check someones shoes. Many buy quality/expensive clothing but forget to do the same for shoes - Cheap shoes steer clear

[@SmartDave60]

I would have said tasteful men and left class out of it.

[@edwardkantowicz4707]

Spot on here. So very little spoken of this taboo. It's a rather poor choice of words whether as an adjective, or a noun. It's tainted with many implications. Best to use classic, timeless, elegant, or chic.

[@jerseyneil1]

I work in a prestigious law firm in NJ. The senior partner is a top NJ trial attorney and is now semi-retired. He drops in to the office once a month in his old T-shirt and cut off jeans, driving his Lamborghini. He can wear anything he wants, but his money and status allows him to wear whatever he wants without being judged. Elite men don't need to impress anybody. Money, influence and fame gives you that freedom.

[@FelixS.]

Your senior partner is a clown then. No matter how much money he has. Could be Elon Musk for all I care, a clown is a clown stays a clown.

[@giloro85]

That's what you think. Old money and prestigious military families see that and laugh in private 😂

[@FelixS.]

@@jerseyneil1 🤡 is a 🤡 and stays a 🤡, no matter how much money he has.

[@jerseyneil1]

@giloro85 the advantage of having money is to not follow any rules set by others. No one laughs because rich people follow their own rules. If I wanted reservations to an exclusive restaurant, I may have to make reservations a month ahead. People with influence and power can walk in any time and they'll find them a table. That is the reality of life.

[@FelixS.]

@@jerseyneil1 They are still clowns in the case you elaborated. No matter how much money they have. :) A clown stays a clown.

[@Cosmo4357-mj1tw]

I like good quality cotton/synthetic blends.

[@brandycat8513]

One of the 8 things these guys always wear... is fantastic good looks LOL

[@MichaelSisley-fw3xr]

Every man needs the following: a light gray suit, a black suit, and a brown suit. Yes, the brown is not as essential, but there will be funerals, weddings, certain functions you need to dress up for. Next, a good blue sport blazer, white shirt, and khaki (tan) pants. Ties is an area people lose control with. STRANGE patterns and colors and designs are not your friend. The tie with any suit should complement it. With the blue blazer, a solid blue, red, or yellow looks amazing (shades of the primary color can be a danger area). Footwear. Leather, leather, or leather with suits and the blazer. No glued construction. Leather soles. Trends today for daily go to work shoes might have a Dainite rubber sole (black or brown) are popular today, but for formal events, no. Also, a hand-crafted shoe properly made can be resoled many times and the shoes can last a very long time. Clean your shoes and keep them highly polished. You will look sharp and your shoes will last longer. I live on a ranch. I work the ranch. Workwear and boots are critical. I do like look to look nice at an event.

[@beachcaster56]

Never judge a book by its cover

[@jzwalz51robin45]

But, I am not an "upper class" man.

[@colesoum6913]

Some synthetic is better today because bacteria don't grow on it, wrinkles free and colors don't fades

[@maxpower9499]

👍👍 Yup, and we gave a saying in extreme cold weather areas. Cotton kills!

[@thedrivechannel83]

All very good rules.

[@FrancisWilliamHanlon]

I live in Milan and here , 'trying a bit too hard' is commom amongst the men.

[@dirtywaterpj_dj]

As an Englishman, I object to your use of the term “upper class”. You don’t need to be upper class to have taste and understand classic, timeless styles.

[@davidjohns4745]

Sire sire, the peasants are revolting ! Oh I know !

[@abdulseaforth6930]

Nice video

[@marjofox]

I think there is a huge discrepancy in the description of " Upper Class " and " Stylish ". The two are not the same thing at all. There are many, many people who are " Upper Class ", and are in no way " Stylish. Style is not something you can buy, you either have it or you don't. The most stylish people are generally NOT well off nor Upper class, but can put looks together that wipe the floor with most people of money.

[@CCRoselle]

“Beware of all enterprises that require new clothes, and not rather a new wearer of clothes.” H. D. Thoreau, the old hippy knew.

[@doug6259]

I have been focused on revamping my wardrobe with natural fabrics. The synthetic fabrics are uncomfortable and fall apart easily. Flip flops outside of the beach or pool looks tacky and I have no interest in showing my bare feet anyway. Distressed denim makes one look like a bum who cannot afford a decent pair of pants so that is something I would never be caught wearing. However I do like to incorporate nice looking colors to my outfits. Nothing too flashy or overbearing, but wearing only dark, neutral colors is boring.

[@DeadChavez]

Number 9 Upper class men do not watch youtube videos like this.

[@mehmetcengizbilik9911]

[@markrcca5329]

no, they don't - from childhood they were brought up to dress well. But what if you weren't but want to look decent ?

[@igbokwenu4934]

Bullshit. They do watch these.

[@turanga35]

Right on par with this. 👍

[@richardsiles8206]

Do not judge blend fabrics- the best of both worlds.

[@86BBUB]

LOL. It is confidence not clothes. Confidence (not arrogance) because you've got game.

[@justgivemethetruth]

I think big fat and overly long ties and clownish wide lapels are a dead giveaway of lack of class.

[@nagylevi3827]

While I struggle with actually finding clothes that suit my taste, I'm glad that this video showed me that said tastes are in order. Thanks for the reminder.

[@canrcanr1085]

Good points, really appreciate it except sandals part. Successfully and prosperous many men wear sandals including Steve Jobs.

[@bobbyearl60]

Ive worked for a lot of so-called upper class men. I can assure you that not all of them dress well. But there is a lot of good advice here. Less is more. And good, well- cared for shoes are noticed by females.

[@artnardone]

At video time 0:54 WTF is that ?

[@rahulsingh-mc7ck]

hijra 😂

[@kentuckyjustice1408]

Something else that's lacking in quality and "refinement" is the tie/pocket square box set, like at the 5:19 mark.

[@AlexKarasev]

Lol. The vid uses stock footage which uses models pretending, and cheap clothing incl the box sets like the one you spotted. It's pretty funny, actually.

[@nicholasboncardo]

You’re completely wrong about one thing: there’s a huge difference between plastic foam flip flops and Birkenstocks or hand made leather sandals.

[@mrofnocnon]

Why would anyone wear anything advertising the manufacturer or brand? Tasteless.

[@v8pilot]

I tell the testing station not to put their sticker on my car. Likewise the garage that sold it to me.

[@davidjohns4745]

As an upper class man, I beg to differ dear boy.

[@gott-dna]

The guys in this video look terrible, cheap and definitely not old money.

[@robertoposa1120]

Excellent video

[@raminbfield]

"Upper Class" 😁😁

[@AllenMurphy-le8sw]

Also depends on where you live. You can have a lot of these designer type clothing and never wear them because of the world has gone to a casual look unless it’s a formal event.

[@coreyjohnson7863]

I was with you on everything besides your comments on footwear (most of the time).

[@justgivemethetruth]

The funny thing is that upper class men know how to break the rules with class and confidence.

[@ashleygordon3467]

Words are good but what happened with the images? As the voice talked about the importance of a well fitted suit, you provided images of ill fitting suits! Then contrasting metal accessories, poorly tied neckties, ridiculously over sized watch just as you were talking about too-big watches…..I could go on. Really bad.

[@AlexKarasev]

Stock footage

[@corvanhoute8072]

And shoes (loafers) without socks…🤮🤮🤮

[@skymuffn]

…a well trusted tailor is a must. A large bit of the US does not put any emphasis on “fit” therefore tailors are not quite accessible unless in well heeled enclaves like here in 94027.

[@tylerbrown4483]

Meh, the best tailor I ever had was an Italian guy in a middle class city in Virginia. Only took cash and legit spoke basically no English outside of the immediate words needed to do his job. But man, you could buy a suit off the rack at men’s wearhouse and walk in with a $50 bill a picture of the fit you wanted and in 3 days you’d walk out with the best fitting suit of your life.

[@skymuffn]

@ …I have not been but I have seen their adverts. I guess if you need a basic suit and it works for you, voila! But for other items bought off the rack such as jeans or a button down shirt or a jacket or trousers are always fine tuned by my tailor. It is a tad pricey but if it fits well you carry it like a breeze and it is another motivation to stay in shape. It is just something I’m accustomed to.

[@russm535il]

Great points 👏

[@whiskywillie]

Well fitted leather chaps are a must to exude class😂😂😂

[@svencejohanson9051]

If someone is wearing a super brand name - the thing is going to fit.

[@johnparnell8571]

Good content. A number of your illustrative clips and images were the antithesis of the accompanying narrative. Whether you are upper class or not, no self-respecting man who wants to present the best version of himself in public would want to be seen wearing dirty, worn-out, or badly creased clothes. Lastly, for added interest to an outfit, there is nothing wrong with introducing a little colour in a shirt, neck tie or pocket square when wearing a a suit or jacket. Neutrals are fine, but not to excess unless you are deliberately aiming for a monochrome look.

[@chrisrhome6638]

Nothing screams Upper Class more than an expensive Watch you have no use for.

[@thierrydreschmann1132]

Attention aux revers de vestes de costume trop petit et aux pochettes (mouchoirs) de poches assorties à la cravate, le style "sartorial" à ses codes et briser ces codes peut être désavantageux pour celui qui s'y hasarde sans avoir une base solide .Watch out for suit lapels that are too small and pockets (handkerchiefs) that match the tie. The 'sartorial' style has its codes and breaking these codes can be disadvantageous for those who venture into it without having a solid base.

[@jamesbertie3764]

You must update your references. Since the Loro Piana family sold to LVMH, the quality, luxury and exclusivity have declined significantly. Because of the LVMH marketing machine, there's nothing quiet or exclusive about the brand. It's increasingly accessible to everyone.

[@Holycurative9610]

I had a pair of bespoke boots made over 20 years ago and they're almost as good today as they were new. I've probably gone through 10 pairs of shoes in the same time period so getting boots or a suit made for you is far better value. Buy once, cry once!!

[@hugoglenn9741]

I agree and will add to that. My go to are RM Williams (made in Australia and Red Wing made in USA). Made in Italy also acceptable. Made in PRC never ever acceptable

[@noomwai76]

I have worn a suit exactly once in my entire life and felt like an utter fraud. My entire summer wardrobe consists of T shirts I bought at concert. Am I classy? Hell no. Am I me? Oh yes.

[@solomonoverhead]

The narrator's voice sounds as if he's trying too hard. Just be speak effortlessly.

[@davidjsouth231]

Sneaker wise I've transitioned to white sneakers and my running shoes.

[@victorsong8416]

There were a lot of ill-fitting suits in this "classy" line-up. And... it's not classy to wear dress shoes without socks... Cheap shirts all throughout; the ill-fitting ties with those askew and too-small collars...

[@elihusmails7401]

This guy has no idea what he’s talking about

[@TheCherrybuster]

a T, shorts and sandals, no accessories, except for sunglasses and a phone, and I don’t care what other ppl might think. Bc the best way to kiss your money goodbye is to look expensive. And yes, I am a new money, so I can afford to wear light colors after the Labor Day 😂

[@zahimiibrahim3602]

Agreed natural fabrics generally but high tech moisture wicking stretchable synthetic fabrics can and should be worn for activities such as running, hiking, tennis, golf, and so on. Especially in warm weather.

[@jeromelbbs9592]

Looks AI-generated.

[@googoogoo7046]

Amen to that!

[@terhsiuchen40]

Time is changing …. Rich guys dress simple !!!!

[@jomsblanco6755]

Dude, you have to understand not every man needs to look like that. Like me, I'm a fitness professional who has a passion for music. So I don't mind rocking them Metallica tshirts and adidas and dri fit tshirts. It's who I am and I am comfortable with my style. I'm not wearing 'em loafers to work. When i go to the mall i wear shorts, crocs, jordans, sports brand shirt. That doesn't make me look "immature" or less sophisticated, it's who i am.

[@MisterMonsieur]

It's fine if you're happy with it, but it's absolutely less sophisticated. Significantly so. Can't have it both ways.

[@jomsblanco6755]

I work in a gym. What sophistication? I wear loafers and a tailored suit?

[@MisterMonsieur]

@ Read the title of the video, pal. "Upper Class Men." Yeah, wrong hood, homie. Get that IQ checked. 🙄

[@victorramsey5575]

When I turned 50 I gave all my graphic tee's to Goodwill, except for 1 Metallica shirt. Its solid black with just the word Metallica (in their font) across the front. Ill always be a die hard metalhead, but nowadays I dress more "old man casual". Im actually on a polo kick these days and have discovered Psycho Bunny and other obscure brands. I also scour ebay for cool vintage polos and other casual wear. I recently scored a vintage (late-1980s) Wilson's leather jacket in mint condition for $32! The problem with ebay though is all the fakes. You gotta do your research before buying. I became a Lacoste nerd while learning how to spot fakes. Do you know the story of the "alligator polo"? Its actually funny.

[@brunopaolucci6054]

Why are running shoes are now called kicks? Nonsense.

[@danym48]

Here in Chile chashemire is very unexpensive. My 94 yo grand mother used it.

[@21MEPHISTO01]

Flip-Flops? Ok, you are from USA...

[@krissk77]

I rarely wear branded clothes.....its a matter of good taste...stylish people will wear what fits them ...nothing to do with money like socialites or sports people. Less is better.

[@RobertJonesWightpaint]

Your video, sadly, shows some truly awful clothes, whatever they might be made of - I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "upper class", and probably that varies from country to country. But in the UK, most of the conventionally-described upper class men I've met tend to wear their grandfather's tweeds and ancient corduroy.... largely because a) they were well-made, b) finding well-made clothes anywhere now is not impossible, but is difficult, c) the old upper class doesn't have the disposable cash it used to have. So bespoke isn't an option, unless your tailor permits payment by instalment - and most won't. Why do I criticize your description of "old money", and your display of clothes you allege to be "sharp"? Two reasons: the innocent one is that hip-fitting trousers don't, er, fit; they lurk about the hips, constrict the body, and as you get older, seek to display musculature you no longer possess. The less innocent reason is that I just like to criticize...... It's a hobby with me, and the longer I live, the more I find to criticize.

[@henrykinkead]

One thing which is very, very, very distasteful is not wearing socks.

[@sertocd]

Basically judge the book by it's cover philosophy. nonsense.

[@kertbert1]

I have a pair of black Phillip Plein pants with some rips but not through to the skin and a flashy t shirt with a skull embroidered beads. Apparently not what they are calling for here but I get a lot of women looking and smiling when I make eye contact. #1 is stay slim and not have a gut protruding. I pretty much agree with everything though. Although I like my Paul & Shark white shirt with all the logos.

[@misteroz]

There’s some great general advice here - but an upper class man dresses however the hell he wants.

[@intellectus2826]

I always did that since college, till mid 40s now.

[@Slappadatface]

Upper class?? Lmfao. Everyone is wearing sweatpants and hoodies even billionaires.

[@jae0113]

And true wealth looks at the upper class as fools while unknown billionaires look like the rest. Millionares flaunt wealth, billionaires have no need to flaunt but merely to display.

[@kaiborrmann2220]

Of course. Billionaires are boorish, in that they are too unrefined to make to most of life with a few million.

[@LouisBedford]

Men should worry most about quality shoes and boots more than clothing.

[@johndee138]

If you're trying to look like Somebody, don't use the images provided as examples. Fully half of them needed some serious tuning up. Ditch the snuff-can watches, too-tight pants, too short pants, ill-fitting suit jackets, too-tight shirts--(hint: if your shirt placket spreads out between the buttons, it's too small), too loose ties with giant chunky knots, dark casual shoes with white soles (wtf?!), brown shoes only go with brown and green suiting. NOT blue , grey or black. But can't stress enough the importance of tailoring: contrary to the implications of this video, you don't need to have your suits tailor made. You do need to have all your ready to wear clothes altered to fit you properly. Find a competent alterations person and utilize their services.

[@johnharrison2766]

Just watch actor Bill Nighy going about his daily business. That's all anyone needs to know about class and style.

[@LouisBedford]

I have $10.99 jeans from rural king. I think they have a tag on the waist. They're nice.

[@Seadweller451D]

Ich habe Furz und Durchfall! 😂

[@PenSteel-ih8qr]

Subtle😂😂😂 Brooks brothers certainly doesn't scream subtle!!!

[@steampunkvampyre]

Remember Schwarzenegger in tight suits....you got it

[@hd-xc2lz]

You missed on #8. Visit any country club in the U.S., or golf/ racquet club in Europe, and one will find a sizable proportion of men wearing bright colors and loud patterns, either on the golf course or at cocktail hour.

[@LouisBedford]

Carrharrt clothing is real quality.