Jewelry for Gentlemen

[@renevanderkraats224]

The way Hugo honored both their parents by mentioning their names and also adding 'from France' for his dad...I felt that. That was really respectful.

[@brucethomas5257]

Love the green tie with is that a gray pin stripe tie pin looks awesome

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Many thanks Bruce. Green ties are way overlooked. Best, Hugo

[@Psykel]

Hugo’s knowledge of style is almost as wide as his lapels.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

😂 you're so funny! Cheers, Hugo

[@dangaines405]

His suits are great, especially the lapels!

[@Psykel]

@@dangaines405 Indeed they are!

[@josepht.7937]

Bonne année Hugo ! Bon courage à toi et ta femme ! Tu es toujours aussi stylée. J'ai hâte que vous nous bénissiez du futur contenu en 2022 !

[@hectoriouslazarous7038]

I hadn't noticed lol. They're huge

[@pilotgak1]

Simple, Elegant and Classic.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Many thanks my friend. Hugo

[@Jasperhudierez]

Hugo’s sense of humour makes this worth watching, I don’t know if he’s even aware of it aha so classy…

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Hugo has a sense of humour unique to anything I've seen haha & I'm sure he's aware. Cheers ! Sonya

[@kieronwhite8502]

Super video Mr Hugo, I am also now noticing from a previous video that you are wearing a favourite item....your rust coloured handkerchief! 👌

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Yes sir, my rust pocket square is never far from me 😁! Hugo

[@ardentdfender4116]

I watched this three times back to back and instantly bought the book for educating myself and being in the know. This isn’t something I really know much about historically, so getting the book was a no brainer as soon as you showed the book. I liked all the jewelry you showed and to me as a viewer it also says to me the wearer has a sophisticated elegance of style wearing the lapel and tie jewelry. Again Hugo appreciate the elegance of style knowledge and the context of it that you bring to the viewer that not only help us to be more elegant but also preserve the history of style elements. The only thing I would like linked or provided is other links if know to where we can find unique jewelry like this mentioned, as that’s not the easiest thing to find for good men’s jewelry like this. I will though try the link provided in the description on the web.

[@MrSakoolig]

Bonjour monsieur Jacomet. Indeed manners and traditions brings out the essence of a true gentleman. Thank you for another great video sir. Cheers!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Cheers my friend and many thanks for your kind words. Hugo

[@ryanmead3939]

Good afternoon Hugo, thank you so much once again for a fantastic episode, helping to guide us all through the sartorial world, kind regards Ryan.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Many thanks Ryan. Have a wonderful day. Hugo

[@ystbat3425]

As an apprentice tailor, videos like this allow me to stand out and be unique

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Very happy you replied, thank you ! Hugo

[@naderelshafei]

You are a Noble Hugo ,,no matter how old you are,,,you are just a true Gentleman ,,,Thanks for this interesting episode,,,,Love to you & Sonya from Cairo.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

You're very kind Nader. All the best from the USA. Cheers, Hugo & Sonya

[@lcurry3836]

Thx Hugo, really appreciated your closing comments on traditions and manners, I too would like to see the return of such.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

You are singing to the choir, ha ! I ndeed let's hope for a return of at at least a general awareness of traditions and manners. Cheers, Hugo

[@gussiesmith3706]

Gentleman's introduction! These pins are very delicate!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

And very beautiful! Cheers, Hugo

[@oluwafemijoseph2830]

I really like this ensemble. The green sets off the whole dressing..

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks! Green is indeed an overlooked color in men's style. All my best, Hugo

[@JWC124]

Thank you for the tips, sir! My favorite jewelry/accessories are cuff links. I have always shied away from tie tacks for fear of leaving holes in my tie. I loved how you put a small lift in your tie using a tie tack, so perhaps I will pick one up!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Dear Joe, honestly it will not leave any visible hole in your tie. You should give it a try (maybe with your least favorite tie?). All my best, Hugo

[@rubie5394]

I always like to listen to your nice french accent, makes style sound extra stylish

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

😂😂 You're very kind. Cheers, Hugo

[@rubie5394]

@@SARTORIALTALKS thanks of course and may I ask what you think of necklaces?

[@giannismarkos2097]

Love the new video Hugo!great work as always.i am expecting a video dedicated at signet rings(which i happen to adore).

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks Giannis. We still need to produce many episodes on men's accessories: signet rings, but also bracelets, pinky rings, cufflinks, pocket watches chains etc. Stay tuned! Hugo

[@SIX622]

I wear tie bars for my work suits - cannot live without them as the job I do requires lots of movement around a room of a day; cannot stand the idea of my tie swinging around constantly! Many thanks Hugo!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Haha understood as I too, wore bars for a long time and may return to them. Cheers, Hugo

[@davidlittle6621]

I admire your and Sonya's passion for style and fashion.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Many thanks David! Hugo & Sonya

[@TheSalesDirector]

Yes Mr Hugo - Manners. I have noticed over the past 4/5 years a noticebale decline in manners, just simple 'thank yous' , holding a door open, allowing somone to go first; very simple small gestures of politeness or a kind word. These are the things that, if we lose, will make life that little more sour. Thank you to you and Sonia.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Unfortunately you're right Antonio. But let's continue promoting these simple values no matter what. Cheers, Hugo & Sonya

[@raphthecollector3824]

What a fantastic episode. I'm going to look into Xenia's work.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Yes Raph, she's an incredibly gifted artist. All my best, Hugo

[@LandLockedSailor69]

"Tie Chains" are my tie accessory. I get complimented on mine (almost all vintage finds) all the time. Its a simple thing but i found that since there not nearly as common as a tie bar or pin its catches the eye

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

You're right, tie chains are lovely for sure. Best, Hugo

[@simplebrownguy5675]

Very lovely and informative video Hugo. I have always been enthusiastic about wearing tie bars and lapel pins, especially the floral ones with suits. Thank you for your insights on how to look like a proper gentleman.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Very welcome and grateful you are watching. Cheers ! Hugo

[@meowco69]

We used to wear pin ties at school and loved how they looked 💕

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Very elegant indeed, Hugo

[@davidcochrane9287]

Great video Hugo.. I always feel that sometimes just an exceptional pair of cufflinks and a really nice watch is enough..You see people with badges Tie pins and shirt bars . It looks a bit cluttered.. Love your channel. Best wishes from Glasgow Sir.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks David for sharing your thoughts. Not overdoing it is key, you're right. Cheers, Hugo

[@PKapoor599]

I bought this book earlier this year. It’s such a beautiful book on jewelry

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Good to know, thanks for your reply ! Hugo

[@antoniosassogarciafilho1476]

Always a good show! Interesting the mix of the gray suit and the green tie! I love to use green ties! Best regards from Brazil and luck everyone in the fight against Covid

[@Psykel]

Looks especially good together with the orange/rust pocket square.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks Antonio. Stay safe! Hugo

[@ralphwilliams8083]

Appreciate this episode. Thanks so much! JS and I have lost our Fathers too. Again our condolences and its beautiful to have something that reminds you of them you can carry with you. Small details can make a big difference. Cheers, my friends! 🇺🇲❤🇨🇵

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Many thanks Ralph, and big hugs to JS. Cheers, Hugo & Sonya

[@luismartins6642]

Fantastic video! Any possibility of a future video on cufflinks? Probably 80% of my dress shirts are French cuff shirts and I really enjoy to play with my cufflinks and I would love to hear Hugo's knowledge on cufflinks.

[@keithdaborn5161]

V interesting and informative. Never realised tie bars could be used for shaping the flow of a tie. Thank you.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Pleasure, enjoy the sartorial journey, Keith. Hugo

[@fluff5800]

Another great episode, thank you Hugo! I adore tie tacks!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

I do too Kiara. Hugo

[@fashionwiseguy]

I have two silver tie bars! The function of a tie bar is that the tie does not move, so fasten the tie bar and tie in the shirt between the fourth and fifth button of the shirt. Cheers

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

You're right Davide, all my best, Hugo

[@alexanderstark9142]

Great video and very informative! The only thing I would add is maybe a pocket watch and chain on the lapel, I like that look a lot and I have been seeing more often

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Yes Alexander. This episode was solely focusing on tie and lapels jewelry. We are planning other episodes on cufflinks, rings, bracelets and, of course, chains for pocket watches. All my best, Hugo

[@Richardsumilang]

Hi Hugo, I have pins with stem as well and I've worn them on my tie and used them to hold my tie to my shirt or even give the shirt some movement by lifting it up. On certain ties though it has made a permanent piercing so I've made conscious decisions to always wore those ties with same pin. I also admire how brave you are to stick stems through your lapels. I haven't the courage to do that. I just bring my coat to my tailor and have them add the little thread as you have in yours which takes them a minute or two. Ah, here's an idea for a possible next video. Maybe show us how to add that thread in our own lapels?

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks Richard for sharing your experience and for your suggestion. All my best, Hugo

[@Skitargaichugi]

Interesting episode . Watching all the way from Kenya

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thank you Erick! Best, Hugo

[@markeljanfishta6579]

Very nice episode, thanks Hugo! Cheers, mark.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

You are very welcome Mark. Hugo

[@fashionsenseforthewiseands2023]

I agree, many of us have been reluctant to use the tie pins (sounds better than tie tack) on ties (out of concern about possible damage to the tie), but I think I will give it a try... will allow me to wear a couple of inexpensive, yet very sentimental items. Also, I never thought of wearing them up so high on the tie, but that is a good look.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Many thanks Stephen for sharing your thoughts. Wearing sentimental items is a very special experience. All my best, Hugo

[@christianebert8086]

Many thanks Hugo for this inspiration. I have to check now the box of my father (1929-2015) with the cufflinks, tie bars ... Let's see what will fit ... I still use his watches from the sixties, great design era (Mad Men Style) - Please keep on producing these wonderful videos

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Dear Christian, I'm sure you'll find great things in your father's box. And as you know it means a lot to wear these items. All my best, Hugo

[@Sonnycrockett1989]

Fabulous, like always. Thank you.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks so much Gabriel. Hugo

[@DeusVult7777]

Quality video as always, Hugo! All the best and be safe!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thank you Jesus (what a beautiful name). Best, Hugo

[@sumittiwari1387]

This is Very Beautiful Suit, Sir You are Wearing in This Video ..probably Your The Best Suit

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks! It's a recent bespoke suit by Cifonelli (double breasted with a Super160s fabric by Drago). Cheers, Hugo

[@ishara9813]

Merci Hugo, ce fut très intéressant et je suis agréablement impressionné par la qualité de votre anglais

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Merci bcp Ishara !! Hugo

[@sergiogarcia2742]

Great episode, i allways use a red carnation when i go to bull fighting events, i didn't know about the meeting of the colors, fortunetly i never used a withe one!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

The "meaning" of the colours greatly varies from a culture to another. I would be curious to know why wearing a red carnation at a bull fight. Anyone ? Hugo

[@sergiogarcia2742]

@@SARTORIALTALKS In Spain and Mexico it is customary to throw carnations to the bullfighter or the bull (when is pardoned) after a good and beautiful task. So for that Classic gentleman usually wear a red or sometimes withe carnation on the lapel.

[@csmcilwain]

Bravo Hugo! Well done Sir!! 🍷

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Cheers Scott! Hugo

[@AbdelkaderBenRhouma]

Thank you. It's a very insightful presentation.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

The pleasure is mine Abdelkader! Best regards, Hugo

[@albaneltari675]

Fine touch

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks Alban! Hugo

[@MrRyannos]

Thanks Hugo for all these guidelines. I really love to wear tie pins but struggle a lot to find sellers in Paris. Oh and the suit your wearing is outstanding!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thank you sir, I advice you take a look at Le Loir en Papillon e-store (our friend Mickael Loir). Great choice there. Cheers, Hugo (my suit is by Cifonelli bespoke).

[@MrRyannos]

@@SARTORIALTALKS Thanks a lot for these very useful information, Hugo!

[@Gareths-Guilty-Pleasures]

I wear a watch and a wedding ring and that's it. Each to their own on chains, necklaces, bracelets, multiple rings... ...to me all of that is clutter. I like to keep things simple and elegant.

[@vulnerablegrowth3774]

Just what I’ve been looking into lately!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Great. We hope this show will be useful to you my friend! Cheers, Hugo

[@tonydeltablues]

I'm a fan of using a tie bar to give my tie a little flair, a lift, and a certain 'je ne sais quoi', pardon my French ;-) But it's a nice way of distancing myself from the 'footballers' ties' look. Thanks again :-)

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Haha, I can relate to this Tony. Cheers, Hugo

[@walterfoyt5985]

Hugs another great video. I think tie pins, tie bars, and lapel pins all look great, but they are not my style. I wear braces and find that anything but a watch, and cufflinks is to much.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

I hear you dear Walter. Thank God all this remains a matter of taste and perception! All my best, Hugo

[@dinsel9691]

This video should be somewhere on a list titled "Unintentional ASMR". I am falling asleep listening to the dude.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Well, the Dude is happy to be a good sleeping pill for you. Cheers, Hugo

[@fidelgeorge]

Just discovered this channel. Brilliant content I must say. 👍🏻

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

This is good news; thank you Fidel. Hugo

[@dangaines405]

Great video! We appreciate it!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks so much Dan ! Hugo

[@DiegoUvence]

Hello Hugo, As always, thanks for your insight and fine advice. It would be great to know your take on rings and bracelets for men. Cheers from Mexico

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks Diego. We'll dedicate several episodes on Jewelry for Gentlemen: one on cufflinks, another one on rings and bracelets etc. Stay tuned! Best, Hugo

[@iceman4729]

If I may just make a comment on a simple observation of your attire in the video M Jacomet, the green in the tie and the red in the pocket square give an impression of Xmas as they are the colors of that holiday. I don’t know if it was intentionally on your part or if you are aware. Otherwise great video as always and lovely suit

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Haha not intentional but let's say now I'm aware. Cheers ! Hugo

[@leanaaymorejacob1211]

Loved the video! 😊😊😊🌹

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thank you Leana. Hugo

[@jorgejuanjimenezlopez6882]

Dear Hugo and Sonia, thank you for the new video, it is wonderful. I believe that guidelines and traditions are now more necessary than ever to give us identity. I will have to get a white carnation, I would never have considered it before but now there is a good reason for it. (A good topic for a future video is those traditional guidelines, it's just a suggestion) Excuse me, my English is not very good.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks Jorge! And your English is very good. For the flower you should take a look at the Cinabre website. Excellent quality and great choice. Cheers my friend, Hugo

[@BESPOKEEDUCATOR]

Should we expect a 'special' on signet rings? ;)

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Yes you should my friend. Hugo

[@zatoichiMiyamoto]

I think that being a lady and a gentlemen it’s so much based on being charismatic and charming than on what you wear. Hugo and Sonya are fascinating in that regard, their personality and communication skills are just an experience to behold (and take note of).

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

That's probably one of the kindest message we ever received. Thank you so much, Hugo & Sonya

[@mohammadmarziulhaque270]

So useful!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

I'm very happy to read this Mohammad! Best, Hugo

[@Swamp-Bat]

Ngl I was hoping this was gonna show me about necklaces and bracelets but I learned about jewelry I didn’t know existed because I don’t have cloths with lapels

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

I hope that's a good thing. Cheers to you, Hugo

[@EdwardAkop]

Any leather belts you can recommend? Can you make a video about belts?

[@peter7622]

I guess elements as rings or bracelets for example is perhaps for some other episode.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Exactly. Also a special episode on cufflinks. Hugo

[@Blackmuseops]

Great episode as always Hugo! Some questions I have, if you'd be so kind to give your opinion: How about a tie bar and collar bar combination? Would you consider it too much? Do you consider the pocket square in the same way you consider your jewellery, or would you say its an integral part of a well thought tailored outfit? Thank you in advance. You guys are absolutely fantastic!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Dear friend, I wouldn't wear two bars at the same time, but it's very subjective of course. And yes I consider a PS as an accessory like a piece of jewelry. And as a rule of thumb I try to stick to two accessories maximum. All my best, Hugo

[@Blackmuseops]

@@SARTORIALTALKS thank you so much :)

[@Jim58223]

Would you wear a lapel pin with cufflinks? Or would that be adding too many accessories? I noticed you were going for barrel cuffs for this video. Thanks again Hugo and Sonya.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Hey Jim. It depends on the size of the cufflinks (discreet or not), but generally speaking yes I would. In this case I may suppress the pocket square in order to remain "balanced". All my best, Hugo

[@Jim58223]

@@SARTORIALTALKS Thank you!

[@larryd473]

I'm fascinated by the symbolism of red and white carnations since I've never seen it mentioned anywhere. Is it from the English like the brooch guideline? Could you, please, provide a source that tells me more about the origins of this tradition?

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Dear Harja, this tradition is particularly vivid on mother's day. You can find many resources on the web explaining this, like this link : answerstoall.com/miscellaneous/what-color-flower-do-you-wear-if-mother-is-deceased/ Cheers, Hugo

[@ankurbamne7155]

Really dig that tie❤️

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks Ankur, it's by Calabrese in Napoli. Hugo

[@TFM8]

Not a fan of jewelry but I enjoyed this video a lot. Question regarding your ensamble. "Blue and green should never be seen" I was told once in London. I don't know where that comes from but I wonder if there's true to that, I think it works very well in this case, perhaps because of the crisp white shirt. Just curious on your thoughts about this combination.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Dear friend, my suit is not blue but grey. Cheers, Hugo

[@TFM8]

@@SARTORIALTALKS oh wow now that you mention it I see it grey. Mindblown.

[@blockavelli]

Yes I need to resources for shirt studs, great episode.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Many thanks my friend. Hugo

[@John_Attend_PhD]

What about collar bars and pins ?

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Dear Jonathan, this episode was focusing solely on tie and lapel jewelry. By the way if you take a look at the last episode on this channel (the one just before this one), you'll see Sonya wearing a magnificent tab collar. All my best, Hugo

[@John_Attend_PhD]

@@SARTORIALTALKS Oh great !!! Thank you for the answer and for all the advices and knowledge you share :)

[@SueEmmDee]

Excellent. I loved how discreet a gentelman's jewellery is supposed to be but that stuff about brooches on a particular side, that stuff left me cold.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Same here Douglas, but some traditions are just nice to know. All my best, Hugo

[@Spreadsheeter]

Is there any type of button cover that I might use when I wear my shirt without a tie? Something discreet though elegant

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

There seems to be no shortage of button covers for men's shirt (from a quick online search), although I have no experience with them. Hugo

[@peter7622]

Sublime green

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Merci Antoine. It's a grenadine tie by Calabrese in Napoli. Cheers, Hugo

[@hanspeter6960]

Great 👍🏻

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks Hans Peter ! Cheers, Hugo

[@Poseidon99642]

I absolutely love this episode and didn’t realize that I needed it until I saw it. As usual, good sir, you have answered so many questions but also have sparked another in me. If I am required to wear eyeglasses to see, is it beneficial to stay away from a certain type of jewelry? I have been cautious to try it because of a warning you had stated in previous episodes about too many accessories. I do know that when Sonya Glyn, your lovely wife, had brought it up in that same episode. While they are necessary, are there any general guidelines to avoid looking like “a Christmas tree”?

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Dear Friend, the rule is simple : don't overdo it. Spectacles are not exactly accessories if you need them to see better, so you can still indulge a couple of accessories like a pocket square and a tie or lapel pin. When we speak of a Xmas tree, we mean people who are wearing too many accessories at the same time and who draw attention to their shiny accessories more than to themselves. Cheers! Hugo & Sonya

[@stanfromcleveland7313]

Does you lapel pin need to match your cuff links gold and silver together?

[@musabthegreat]

I have a question. Can i wear cufflinks without a jacket? I live in india and it gets hot here so we can't wear jackets but i just love cufflinks but i can only wear them in winters when I'm wearing a suit. Could i wear them without a jacket and wearing a cufflinks on a french cuff without a jacket wrong? Or can i just use that as my personal style and just wear it whenever i feel like.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

If you wear more casual cufflinks, why not. Some cufflinks even look like regular buttons. Cheers, Hugo

[@musabthegreat]

@@SARTORIALTALKS thanks hugo. Although it is quite cold now here in india😅 But I'll definitely keep that in mind. Thanks again.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

@@musabthegreat yes, apologies for the late reply ! H

[@DrTeterken]

At uni we had a tradition for exams: 1st exam you wore a white carnation All the others you wore a pink one Then for the last exam you wore a red one

[@lemonysnicket3153]

May i ask why?

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

I didn't know this tradition Toby. Which University are you talking about? Cheers, Hugo

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

@tethyssea Thanks for the information!

[@luxurreview]

Pocket knives are great pieces of jewelry, Case Knives are beautiful! Polished bone, polished blades and engraving. Also, if you drive a Porsche, Ferrari, Jaguar, any luxury car, the key fobs can be beautiful accessories as well!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

That's absolutely right. On a side note, I drive a Fiat 500 😂! Cheers, Hugo

[@luxurreview]

@@SARTORIALTALKS Totally didn’t expect a Fiat 500 😂

[@kabirkhattabi8072]

Hello. Would you consider watches as being jewelry for men?

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Yes of course Kabir. Cheers, Hugo

[@moniermalyar]

Great video! I just have something small to add as I am a Goldsmith. Palladium is actually a very precious metal, quite similar to platinum. You might have thought of Rhodium plating which is a thin layer of rhodium that can be applied to any base metal or precious metal.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Fascinating and helpful; thank you for your professional input. Hugo

[@alexrad9570]

Montblanc 146?

[@EnlightenedRogue24]

Hugo, I love how you keep bringing up how coarse and vulgar our world has become. Not enough people point this out enough. It goes hand-in-hand with being a refined gentleman. You have inspired me to continue dressing for the occasion in a world where most men prefer to dress like teenagers. These “men” are like fruit that has never ripened. Love your content! Keep it coming! ☝️🥴👍

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thank you so much for your words of great encouragement. All our best, Hugo & Sonya

[@leonardochirara8486]

Hugo, we need daily content sir! Even if it's five minutes or something. Great video by the way

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Dear Leo, we are considering producing daily (or at least three times a week) content for our members of our Patreon page. Stay tuned! Hugo

[@danielrios8693]

Hugo, I have a question... I live in Texas.. It's hot 364 days out of the year. I sweat, and really struggle with keeping my shirt collars clean. In addition to some Organic degreaser I use on the fabric, I want to start wearing a scarf, sort of like a crevat. Tying a crevat or a scarf can be very tricky. I would like to find pins, like Tie Tacs, but need a long pin to go all the way through the fabric. Maybe a long stem might work, but they are hard to find. Are there tie Tacs or pins with long stems? What are they called? Ty.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Dear Daniel, they are generally called "tie pins" (but with a stem). Like this one for example: www.victiquecufflinks.co.uk/product/handcrafted-tiepin/ All my best, Hugo

[@iansoutryer3189]

Wearing a pin on the lapel should be reserved for a club pin, an organisation or regiment. And wearing something in your button-hole - it could be mistaken for a military or civilian decoration. But apart from that a good video!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Dear Ian, I believe it depends on the countries. All my best, Hugo

[@arlindbanushi]

Cédric Villani have spiders or insects as accessories on his suits. His extravagant but a very good mathematician.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Hahaha, I was not a fan of his big spiders to be honest! Cheers, Hugo

[@vicentegregorio6476]

👏👏👏

[@jamesleung8679]

The stripes on your right lapel don't match!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Indeed they don't my friend, and for a good reason you can read on our blog here : www.parisiangentleman.com/blog/why-align-oneself All my best, Hugo

[@jeromeni8368]

Hey guys, anyone from London? I've started my sartorial journey and I'm looking for a community to join

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

It's a good question Jerome--any luck? Hugo

[@sunhuizart3821]

Bring back crowns!

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Haha not sure about that my friend! Cheers, Hugo

[@alansamons5423]

I make jewellery and love men's jewels. I'd rather leave home naked than without a piece of jewellery. My neckpiece is always first on, last off. Sorry Coco! I wear jackets only so I can wear lapel pins, and our climate is rather warm. The goldsmith Kevin Coates has had a huge influence on my jewellery style.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Great mention on Coates. Thanks for your reply and perspective. Hugo

[@stephanearthaud8308]

rare stones are like grades "stolable by democraties". It's a fact. So it is sacred also, for those who understand militar & sportive facts.

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks Stéphane, for the perspective. Hugo

[@simontherrien4169]

very very discreet and refine just like the hand Symbolism you use in all your videos ;) ..... good thing I have psychic protection against your ** kind** I see you Gentlmen.....

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Dear Simon, I must admit I don't understand your message. Could you clarify please ? Cheers, Hugo

[@carycary3822]

Dear Hugo, I noticed that you’ve picked up a lazy habit unfortunately common to far too many native English speakers, particularly in recent times. You say, "There’s many ways…." As you know, ‘there’s’ is a contraction of there and is. One wouldn’t say, "There is many ways." Since you’re referring to a plural ("ways"), one should say, "There’re many ways…," or simply, "There are many ways." I’ve long struggled with French conjugations, so I empathize with you. :)

[@SARTORIALTALKS]

Thanks Cary. I do my best with English, but I know I'm still not perfect. Hugo

[@zenzombie72]

*Jewellery

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Jewellery in the UK, Jewelry in the USA. We decided to match with the title of James Sherwood's book (published by the great Thames and Hudson in London). Cheers, Hugo

[@zenzombie72]

@@SARTORIALTALKS Fair point, Hugo. Love your channel.

[@rovercoupe7104]

You look as if you run a FTSE100. M.

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Thanks my friend but thank God I don't 😂! Cheers, Hugo