Menswear Expert Reviews "Peaky Blinders"

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00:00 Peaky Blinders Menswear Review Introduction
Since its debut in 2013, Peaky Blinders has been one of the hottest TV shows. You even see people with T-shirts saying, “By order of the Peaky Blinders” these days. Other than graphic tees, it has influenced menswear with the resurgence of 20s-style silhouettes.
03:21 Who Were The Real Peaky Blinders?
There was actually a gang called “Peaky Blinders” in the Birmingham of the 1880s until the late 19-teens. They were known for vandalism, burglaries, mugging, and street fighting. Eventually, they conquered rival gangs and became involved with underground casinos, sports betting, and protection rackets.
05:00 Historical Context & Period Accuracy
The 1920s, especially the latter part of it, were a transitional period for menswear. In the early part of the decade, pants or trousers were much slimmer; everything was more inspired by body coats.
Towards the end and into the early 30s, things changed - the drape cut was invented, everything was fuller, and, later on, even pleats appeared. Also, shirt collars changed dramatically; whereas before, your detachable collars that were washed and started separately from the shirt, the Americans really favored softer attached collars that were much more comfortable to wear.
06:10 Peaky Blinders Outfits: 1. Hats
06:29 2. Overcoats
08:44 3. Suits
10:30 4. Collars
12:12 5. Boots
12:34 6. Accessories & Jewelry
13:58 Analysis: Tommy Shelby (played by Cillian Murphy)
18:06 A Note on Hairstyles
19:09 Analysis: Tommy Shelby (continued)
20:08 Arthur Shelby (played by Paul Anderson)
21:15 John Shelby (played by Joe Cole)
22:00 Chester Campbell (played by Sam Neill)
23:30 Alfie Solomon (played by Tom Hardy)
25:06 Luca Changretta (played by Adrien Brody)
26:35 Oswald Mosley (played by Sam Claflin)
27:55 Michael Gray (played by Finn Cole)
28:19 Charles "Darby" Sabini (played by Noah Taylor)
30:47 Our Overall Assessment
I would say, very accurate. The fabrics were accurate, the cuts were often period accurate, and they also paid attention to the accessories like suspender buttons and the suspenders. Maybe the overcoats weren’t quite long enough at times, but still much longer than in many other period shows.
If you want the original old experience, Vintagebursche has a really great video about that.
• Dressing like a Peaky ...
If you want the modern take on it, we have something on our website.
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32:20 Outfit Rundown

[@HipHopfan_]

Peaky Blinders was the show that got me into wearing suits. Nowdays I don't wear anything else anymore. Thankyou for this video!✌🏻

[@cliftonfloyd9994]

I need to buy me a tweed 3 piece suit. The show has seriously inspired me to buy one for the fall.

[@ducksman]

the garrison is a good site, their measurments are very accurate as well!

[@MiddleLane658]

Walker Slater is by far the best off the rack tweed suits of today

[@maximilienrobespierre7927]

Tweed suits are nice and I want one two. However, counterpoint - summer heat that's been ridiculous the last couple years.

[@koengreen2540]

I bought one at birmingham wear I bought the shelby one😂😂

[@melkor1225]

I bought a three piece tweed suit from Tweedmaker. Very nice.

[@mortuaryartist4390]

My grandson is 18. He loves peaky blinders. The cap, the boots. Wonderful

[@palco3031]

I KWON

[@MuhammadAli-qh8tg]

I've been dressing sharp the last few weeks (thanks to this channel giving me the encouragement and confidence) and most people say I have a peaky blinders look but I have never even seen the show so this is a good video for me to understand. Personally I do not like those caps but I do wear a fedora sometimes. One problem with watching this channel is that now I keep noticing faults with previous purchases such as my cursed shirt fittings that now I need to get altered. My first tailored 3 peice suit will be collected in a few days so Thankyou for the inspiration.

[@Cyb3riano]

I donated 2/3 of my wardrobe to charity thanks to this channel 🙂🙃

[@MuhammadAli-qh8tg]

@@Cyb3riano I hear that! I'm looking to buy a sewing machine because I have too much that needs alterations beyond what I could possibly afford. I wear all my casual stuff in house for lounging but dress up sharp every single time I go outside even if it just for 5mins. I give you a nod of respect

[@unrealwayx5011]

@@MuhammadAli-qh8tg every single time?? wow that's dedication, personally I only dress up to a special event, it can be anything, as long as its special and exciting to me I will dress up, for my birthday I dressed up, when meeting family for dinner I dress up etc, but streetwear I honestly prefer a bit more modern but still classic "biker style" of leather\corduroy jackets, jeans and boots

[@yayahussain7765]

​@@unrealwayx5011 its all about what you want your clothes to say about you. It would be boring if we all dressed the same

[@MuhammadAli-qh8tg]

@@unrealwayx5011 For me, a lot of it comes down to sending out the right message. I do own some really nice casual clothing but the way people respond to me when I wear a suit is far more positive than when I would wear outfits similar to what you have described. It takes some dedication to suit up for every time I leave the house but for me it is worth it because I am working towards trying to improve my life one step at a time.

[@montanamountainmen6104]

My grandfather used to say, " Dress to impress." Well I never dressed to put others down but to enlighten myself.

[@badliar190]

Yes! Thank you so much for reviewing this show, it’s the one that got me into wearing suits to school and dressing better overall.

[@smwg4187]

You're unironically wearing suits to school?

[@Elias-ru5xk]

@@smwg4187 Why not?

[@badliar190]

@@smwg4187 yep

[@smwg4187]

@@badliar190 lol... well keep it up then.

[@booyaahJay]

You’re wearing suits to high school or college?

[@asdisskagen6487]

I have said it before and I will say it again... Your channel fills a much needed void with regards to men's clothing standards. I am deeply appreciative of your content and look forward to all of your posts.

[@jackneals5585]

Wow, the immense amount of effort that went into this long video is stunning. Thanks so much for doing this one! Gentleman's Gazette has hand downs the best men's wear channel on KZbin. I mean this content is just WAY above any other channel I have seen.

[@gentlemansgazette]

Thanks, Jack - we appreciate your kind words!

[@JoJoJoker]

The King’s Man from 2021 will make a great entry to this series. A lot of beautiful wardrobes in that film.

[@audengranger]

really appreciate that your assessment of the "historical accuracy" includes an acknowledgement that many of the choices the characters wear are the result of deliberate costume design! i feel like i often come across videos that are exclusively talking about what is Correct To The Era without considering that costume designer's job is to represent the characters, narrative, and setting in a particular way first and represent the era second.

[@JaceKingJazz]

Wonderful video as always, I love learning history in general, but ESPECIALLY when it comes to fashion and even crime such as gangster fashion. I would absolutely LOVE to see a analysis on "Better Call Saul" with it being one of my favorite shows. With the main character being a lawyer, there is alot of good ways of showing off suits and fashion of the business. Keep up the AMAZING work, I always look forward to every upload. Love you guys, keep dressing and thinking sharp!

[@astrotrek3534]

Hey GG, ever consider making a guide to hot weather dressing? A lot of your fashion seems geared to cold weather, with lots of layers and jackets. Out here in sunny California I find it hard ti stay cool all dressed up. Just something to consider. Cheers

[@Nekromant1513]

The did one a short time ago, I think?

[@astrotrek3534]

@@Nekromant1513 Yup about two weeks ago. I saw it just after I left this comment lol. Oh well

[@gentlemansgazette]

Just in case anyone else missed it! ;) www.gentlemansgazette.com/summer-hot-weather-outfits/?

[@astrotrek3534]

@@gentlemansgazette Many thanks guys, keep it up

[@deusvult6920]

I live in Florida. I don't even wear a whole suit to mass on Sunday. It's way too humid even today humidity I'd over 80% in January.

[@MikeyRedNose]

One of my favourite shows! I love wearing flat caps (or newsboy caps) with a classy outfit and have been complimented in public with people comparing my appearance to Peaky Blinders.

[@sunhuizart3821]

This is it! Out of all the videos you have uploaded to your channel, this absolutely one of them!

[@ad_gamer2099]

Finally!!! This is the only video review i have been waiting for months and here it is

[@Blaisofficial]

Hey Raphael! I’ve been watching your videos for the past month and since I was 4 years old all I wanted to put on was a shirt and tie. I am currently only 16 years old and I still love dressing up and have started a company which requires a lot of meetings with other companies so this gives me opportunities to dress up and your videos help me very much. Prom is coming up soon and I took all your tricks that I have learned and used them for it and I wanted to thank you for all the knowledge you give to us. Thank you and have the most wonderful day :)

[@leamacleod5903]

Love watching videos. Fun and educational. Getting prudent advice to looking right.

[@BriggsA]

The video I have been waiting for!!! Thank you boys

[@skylongskylong1982]

In reality the peaky blinders existed before the 1st World War, and by the twenties had been removed from Northern English towns by strong policing. The problem is most TV shows never allow true facts to get in the way of a good story line. There were major riots in the U.K. after end of the First World War, but we’re dealt with somewhat violently by the authorities. Including sending a Royal Navy Battleship off the port of Liverpool, and turning its big guns in the direction of rioters, who got the message, and backed off( no shots were fired) Remember having a British Empire that covered a quarter of the globe till the 1950s, knew to how put down major riots.

[@talpatv512]

Well since capone and other crime fammilies ruled during the 20s in US, People think the UK had something similar, that was not the case, peaky blinders were more outlaws then anything else

[@Lou.B]

Excellent video! Thank You for your research, instruction, and style!

[@Methodsaimon]

Always quality and entertaining watching your videos!

[@karlr750]

Regarding the name "Peaky Blinders," one source claimed that it was due to the angle that they wore their newsboy caps tilted at: high on one side to show off their coif, and consequently covering their eye on the other side.

[@hu3bman]

1:18 - REALLY love the random breaks in character & flow of the video! Really makes me want to watch some more ESPECIALLY the one with ur upset stomach. Keep the randomness up Raff! 🤣

[@aramondehasashi3324]

I'm glad you reviewed this show because sometimes Hugo Jacomet will mention it on his podcast and I didn't know what he was talking about.

[@MoisesGonzalez-magh]

I watched the whole six seasons of Peaky Blinders just after seeing this video. I think I enjoyed it even more just paying attention to the details Raphael describes. Thank you so much to the Gentleman´s Gazette crew. Keep it up!

[@stevenwalker3486]

Great video, i was always nervous to wear one of the caps, watching your video has given me the confidence, thanks.

[@misscandy5410]

Please make a Poirot video as well! And maybe some commenting on women's clothes too!

[@mikemccoy4832]

In the series, set in post WW1, they hint at a lot of the styles, especially the hair, and commitments are driven from their time in the military.

[@scruffscruffeton986]

World war 1 and the need to wear gas masks, was instrumental in clean shaven faces. Beards hindered tight fit over the face while using a respirator. Strict shaving practices were adhered to in all armies.

[@deusvult6920]

@@scruffscruffeton986 this is the same myth still driving US military policy 🙄 there's a reason places like Canada and Germany allow beards again. It's been disproven Being clean shaven is something nobility have been doing for about 700 years at minimum.

[@NTPEnjoyer]

WELL ITS ABOUT TIME !!! great vid man!

[@royalewithcheese9291]

Great review. Funny you should mention Poirot, I'd be interested in seeing a review of the outfits from the David Suchet series or maybe the most recent adaptions by Kenneth Branagh.

[@oskkar8009]

Wonderful video! If i’m going to be honest I have always wanted you to break down the fashion in peaky blinders :)

[@gentlemansgazette]

Thank you! Very glad to hear that you enjoyed it :)

[@IanMShooter]

I really enjoyed this video, thank you.

[@gshelby5830]

The most awaited video for sure!!

[@lorenzoleongutierrez7927]

Great review , thanks !!

[@jazzman1626]

@3:12 I have the Darcy Clothing three piece suit pictured top 3rd from the right JA330. I also have a high rounded detachable collar and shirt. Love it.

[@williamjameslehy1341]

"Newsboy cap" is a very Midwestern term for the item. In New England it's only ever called a scally cap.

[@J.F.R]

Good job making me laugh “BY ORDER OF THE PEAKY BLINDERS” hilarious.

[@gentlemansgazette]

Glad we were able to raise a smile! :)

[@J.F.R]

@Gentleman's Gazette good to know.

[@butta1080]

I literally just started and finished this whole series about a week ago. What an awesome show! I just hate they didn't wrap up some things in the final season, I'm sure because they're setting up for the movie. Cillian was was exceptional. Not saying most the actors weren't great. Lol kinda glad I waited and got to see the whole series without waiting on the next one.

[@user-jh8kf8dn1z]

One detail I really liked was the metal sleeve garters they used in the early seasons. It makes sense they didn’t use them later-they could afford shirts that fit their proportions!

[@madedigital]

as a kind in the 70s i remember going to get fitted for my first 3 piece suit ...light grey with white pinned stripes ....I have a flat cap made in a grey tweed i got in the Arron island near Ireland ...famous for their Arron wool jumper patten .

[@ryancoulter4797]

There’s a hat store in New Orleans called Meyer The Hatter that I love going to each time I’m down. Love the 8 piece newsboys. Found the perfect shape for my head are the ones that are shaped like an old goalie mask or millennium falcon shape.

[@bronquality4105]

Next video about Patrick Bateman) would be amazing!!! By the way thanks for the video!!! You’re the best in the sphere!

[@yuri-he9bd]

Thank you Preston you have made my day

[@52joker64]

In "The Peaky Blinders The real story" by Carl Chinn (a cracking read that I recommend to everyone" he dove into archives of interviews of people who grew up under the reign of terror of the Peaky Blinders. One of them said that the name came from the hairstyle. They would" have it short all over apart from the fringe which would be plastered down the forehead over one eye, 'blinding' them". Another point to note, in the early days of the Peaky Blinders (1870s) an interviewee said they actually "wore billycock hats pulled over one eye, peaking the other side into the air and blinding the eye covered. " So it is still a point of contention on where the name comes from but it is certainly not the "blinding style" lol. Great video otherwise!

[@MuhammadAli-qh8tg]

I do enjoy educational comments. I also found the "blinding style" theory preposterous lol

[@brunozachary]

You got it. Not 100% myself but I think it’s the hat thing.

[@daviddickson3144]

Hi, love the channel, did I see strolling along the waterfront in Montreux

[@rubie5394]

The video's with Rafael are the best! Old vibes!

[@niklasmullauer7929]

How long I've been waiting for this video

[@JGFowler121]

Excellent review 🫵🥇

[@user-ty5di3ku6o]

Changretta: They told me you dress well ... not as well as me, I see.

[@MrAnanthaP]

Regarding the concealed razor blades, the safety razor is actually too small to cause serious damage regularly. If at all they sewed knives, these must have been "straight razors" with the handles removed. AP

[@SimonTBam]

Although set in Birmingham the street scenes were filmed in Liverpool, Lancashire, and Port Sunlight, Cheshire, and Bromborough and Ellesmere Port. They did film some bits in Warwickshire I think.

[@AlexM-fq5nb]

Smart move to make this video! I love Peaky Blinders and have been a follower of GG for a while. I didn't know how much I needed this content haha

[@drstrangelove4925]

You know it’s gonna be a great video when they actually did research on the actual costume designers not many even do half that research on videos of the costumes on media

[@OrtziLanda]

Great video! I'm a big fan of the show

[@colinbrown7750]

I’m slowly working my way through the 1990s TV series Poirot on Britbox. The 1930s menswear to my eye looks spot on - I’d love to hear your opinion

[@atilayyilmaz3401]

Please do a review of the outfit styles in The Sopranos ❤️

[@dakotarayprice]

I m a fan of Long over coat in black with sliver button

[@dotsgrey]

I don't know if they are named after this, but in the UK 'blinder' means something or someone who's done something really well. So if you perform really well on a task, you would say "well done, you played a blinder". So it could just be a way of saying Peaky Greats

[@KidFromNorway431]

This channel makes good videos

[@banjopiggottwright1802]

It goes without saying that Peaky Blinders contributed to making exquisite clothing such as suits, coats, dress shirts, dress shoes, hats as well as wearing exquisite jewellery like signet rings, dress watches, tie bars cool to wear again. This show has provided me with a lot of style inspiration over the years. I thoroughly enjoyed this review of its impeccable costume design, Great work as always GG.

[@stebo-pv2hq]

Jeeves and Wooster was another series that was great for classic style

[@lizardink2900]

You mentioned ties of news anchors - check out Jon Snow (not Games of Thrones) a British newsreader on Channel 4. Very colourful.

[@josephg1963]

Just a word about the way Changretta is wearing his hat. In Italy and especially in Sicily, this was (and still is somehow) the way that less wealthier class were wearing their hats. Every farmer or every worker would have a cap or a hat wore this way. Since Changretta is Italian, I suppose it makes sense

[@PB-nv6ce]

17:29 Tommy often wears sleeve garters if you pay close attention to just above his elbow. A detail missed, I would have loved to hear about that!

[@gentlemansgazette]

Did you catch it at 29:28? Hope you enjoyed!

[@PB-nv6ce]

@@gentlemansgazette I missed this, my apologies & thank you for providing the time stamp 👍🏼

[@jonathansadikin6929]

could you do the review for Secrets of Dumbledore too? I love their costumes!

[@isaiaschipel5022]

🚨🚨🚨🚨 wow I think the video is totally amazing!!!!! Since I started watching movies about the Second World War, well, and seeing 98 movies about this theme and seeing the clothing of that time, I fell in love with it and everything related to the decade of the 20s, 30s and 40s for me is great since I am too young and well I imagine that in the future I will be living as in the past, and now I am watching this series of the peaky blinders and their clothing is very gangster. I came across this channel and I'm already seeing around 173 of your videos and I already know some methods that some young people could commit but I don't and thanks for that 🤝🤩

[@kolauttaja9447]

Heu, could you review gothams suits, especially penguins, i thin his tie thing is rather cool

[@amadejpesko]

Great video 👌. Next up: The Great Gatsby.

[@MatthewJBD]

I bloody love tweed.

[@Griffindeleon004]

Even the show has a professional dress review. That’s a lot of respect for the show.

[@teenoso4069]

Im in London and today is 23c and sunny

[@shelbynamels7948]

For a better understanding you should know that a cut across the forehead generates a heavy bloodflow down into the eyes, thereby making it hard for your opponent to see (much worse than sweat blinding the eyes). Wiping tends to make the mess worse, and it all serves to distract your opponent.

[@Milkshakist]

I would rock it but… we’ll get there!

[@hellogoditsmesara3569]

I find it fascinating how much effort they put into the mens attire even from so early on which is why I find it even more perplexing they played so fast in lose with the womens fashion even tho it’s arguably more well known what is and isn’t authentic period representation

[@TheDrblu]

The name peaky blinders come from the way they wore their hats. The shadow from the brim cover their eyes and you couldn't see them but they could see you hints the name peaky blinders

[@mozbilly1]

Good video!

[@janetheteach]

I love the style of Peaky Blinders

[@dakotarayprice]

My friend made me a style victorian era frock coat made from worsted Wool

[@WallenB]

Do a video about David Suchet's Hercule Poirot!

[@WallenB]

And take note of his excellent walking stick / umbrella collection!

[@LunarOverdrive]

Not a movie, but I'd really love to see you take a look at Red Dead Redemption 2 some day and see what kind of outfits you create. My favorite thing in that game was dressing up Arthur.

[@JoJoJoker]

Adrian Brody’s character insulted Tommy’s clothing. Perhaps this inspired him to dress a bit nicer.

[@alexman378]

No, it’s a metaphor. He says that every stitch of his suit has blood, and Tommy’s isn’t as nice as his. He was basically saying that he was much more lethal than Tommy is.

[@JoJoJoker]

@@alexman378 at that time, Americans were a bit more refined than the stuffy Brits. He appears to be wearing Italian silk instead of British wool.

[@CarlosPerez-em3wu]

Gentlemen Gazette. Is their any advice you have to make this practical all year round? Because I mean lets just say that I woudnt want to dress like this in the summer.

[@WallenB]

Colab with Kirby Allison when?

[@bolshevikproductions]

In uk it’s called a poorboy hat. Not a newsboy cap.

[@BadDadio]

I've always like Winchester shirts.

[@derjoello]

Ngl i want these outfits. Just imagine walking with the boys like that whew

[@Wienerblutable]

I still have a few of those suits n coats, u still get them today n it’s still not completly uncool to wear it that way. U even get Boss suits that r in that old style. It comes up every few years

[@JonathanWrightSA]

A Titanic (1997) fashion review mayhaps for that Edwardian Era? 👀👀👀

[@67pearse]

I always assumed the haircuts were a military thing as they always reminded me of what I've seen on Marines my entire life (I'm from San Diego so there's a lot of them here lol).

[@baze3SC]

It made sense to wear three-piece suits with higher buttoning points. They didn't have modern heating and air conditioning systems. They didn't spend time in cars or public transport. Why would you expose your neck and not wear multiple layers when it's cold? We do the same thing when we go outdoors.

[@timoteidan4587]

Can you also do a style review on the James Bond series? All the way from Sean Connery to Daniel Craig…

[@warwolf359]

Did you do a video on "Boardwalk Empire" fashion? If not please do.

[@mikehoare6093]

oh man, I need that lewis gun !

[@isragomz5021]

Finally 🤩🤩

[@armandosierra731]

That website is actually called Birmingham where just if anybody's looking for it I mean Google will send you to it when you put in whatever name of that pub better get the stuff now there's a 60% discount

[@MisterRorschach90]

I’m commenting before watching this but from what I’ve seen the fashion in the show is pretty spot on for the time, however the main characters break so many rules, rules that definitely wouldn’t be allowed to be broken by the time they get into high society and hang around socialites. Tommy will show up to a formal white tie dinner wearing a heavy tweed 3 piece suit, a collarless dress shirt, and a massive overcoat. They wouldn’t even let you through the door. However given his status and reputation, I’m sure most people understand that refusing him entry would result in their property being burnt to the ground, their entire family murdered and thrown into the river. They’d probably leave him alive just to let him stew in the despair.

[@inregionecaecorum]

Broken a few dress rules in my time, most famously wearing a flat cap at a no10 downing street reception (this was before the TV series was a thing)

[@dakotarayprice]

My friend got me a vintage trbily hat

[@vexingblackswan3866]

Have you ever looked into the style of Mexican men in the 1920-30s. Zoot suits and such

[@zoedesvl4131]

Not directly related to this video, but I want to mention that, Ada's clothing in S6 was adapted from Pol's, the actress of whom passed away prematurely. This decision is quite intended.

[@tetrapharmakos8868]

I'm sure I speak for the majority of the population when I say that a Poirot episode would be appreciated.