Minimalist Men's Pants Collection/7 Pants And Jeans Men Need

[@westfieldartworks8188]

Many of the great Master artists in history, Caravaggio being one of them, painted with as few as 5 colors on their palette, yet produced some of the greatest masterpieces in history. Doing a lot with a little. That's my definition and mindset for a minimalist wardrobe.

[@TheStyleOG]

well said Anthony!

[@jeffreystokes5840]

Maybe the most relatable channel on KZbin. Style fits such a wide range of people. I would rock pretty much every outfit you discuss. Always look forward to your video drops! This video in particular was great because of the descriptive pant types along with the brand! Tied the whole video together. Just love everything you’re doing. Appreciate you!

[@TheStyleOG]

Appreciate the kind words Jeff!

[@iansamuelson3666]

Thanks for your great videos. I just turned 40 and I'm starting to take better care of myself. Your videos have given me focus and direction.

[@jackdollars8924]

I like how you talked about Goodfellow Chinos from Target.It is on point.

[@TheStyleOG]

True indeed Jakc!

[@MrDge704]

@@TheStyleOG you turned me on to Goodfellow. I purchased an outfit and killed it. Now I think I'mma keep buying their stuff.

[@TheStyleOG]

I keep going back!

[@MrDge704]

@@TheStyleOG check out their dark demin athletic jeans. They fit good. I wore them last night with a nice black & grey sweater and black canvas Cole haan sneakers...simple but killed it...and my lady friend gave me compliment. 😀

[@wade_county]

Goodfellow has a bunch of good stuff. Especially if you can get them on clearance.

[@watsonfennelljr.4060]

My son and I appreciate the style help and offerings you provide to improve the countenance of the brethren! Watson Fennell, Jr. and Jonathan Fennell (son)

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute you to you and Jonathan!

[@lloydabbington6900]

I've been checking your videos out for the past two months and have found them very helpful and inspiring. I wasn't well dressed in my youth but now as an older gentleman your videos have helped change that. I salute u sir.

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute Lloyd!

[@mdunawaym]

I bought a pair of the Good Fellow chinos at your recommendation, and I really like them! I had never owned a pair of chinos in the past, and am pleased to find that they don't make me look like I am dressing too young.

[@TheStyleOG]

Glad to hear it!

[@monkehm]

I love videos you do like this about essentials and "minimalist wardrobe" collections because they're great for guys like me who A) are broke AF and need to shop carefully and considerately and B) are kind of starting out with better style and building a "wardrobe" so don't have much to begin with.

[@TheStyleOG]

Glad you got some value from it Michael!

[@alvinsanchez967]

Start with taking inventory of what you already have by checking everywhere (e.g. you closet, dresser draws & luggage). When I was making plans for my summer wish list I discovered I had some over a decade forgotten never used wrangler shorts that fit perfectly in my wall closet. That discovery had me removed some shorts of my list saving me money in the long run. See what you can use possibly even if it needs to be altered to fit correctly "Fit is king". I started my minimalist pants collection with three with a wait & see for the fourth. Duluth Trading desert khaki chinos, dark indigo jeans, and vintage olive cotton slack. As for the fourth I was waiting for a sale on grey or navy wool dress trousers. Put yourself on the email list for clothing stores of many different levels (e.g. Target, Macy's, H&M, Men's Wearhouse, Jos A Bank, Brooks Brother, Ledbury, etc.). I came out like a bandit with the sales at Men's Wearhouse and Jos A Bank last summer and a few items for this winter I brought last week. Have patience and save the money aside for when the opportunity strikes. Stick to the planned wish list and do not let yourself get astray.

[@fmfdocbotl4358]

Dude shop at thrift stores. I pretty much buy 80% of my clothes there. I have a pair of Ferragamo shoes that I paid 20$ for and a Burberry coat that I paid 10$ for. Those are just 2 of my winners. I can go out and look like a million bucks and spent only 50$ .

[@peterkjrgaard7890]

Hey O.G. Been following you for a while now and I’m really digging your minimalistic wardrobe series!!!😃 actually I’m building my new wardrobe from your videos only!❤️ could you maybe do a minimalistic series on sweaters/jumpers?? Or would you say your video “sweaters you need” would basically cover that one?😊

[@TheStyleOG]

Sweaters soon to come Peter, but sweaters you need would be a good start..

[@peterkjrgaard7890]

The Style O.G. Wow that sounds great man - can’t wait!😃👍 and thank you for all your amazing videos!👏🤜🤛🤙

[@jmorgan0829]

I agree to what you say.. i believe a minimalist is having low-key but timeless pieces that work every day, no matter what's fashionable at the time, and can make getting ready for the day pretty easy . everything pretty much works together... i think you display great examples in this video. Best job bro❤

[@TheStyleOG]

Appreciate it Sis!

[@TruthTriumphs777]

Nice tip, I need to buy those Khaki Chinos and Dark Wash Denims. I used to wear dark color pants like brown, navy , olive, but your neutral colors tip is a great idea. Will go for neutral color pants like khakhi, stone, ivory or light grey. A dark wash jeans is a go to for any occasion. I already have a pair of lightwash jeans.

[@Mike-si7mv]

Excellent advice. Adding a pair of Grey slacks to complete my minimalist wardrobe

[@TheStyleOG]

Thanks M Math!

[@DrShawnECarrSrUnveilingTruth]

Excellent video Jeff and to the point. My style has changed drastically thanks to your fine tuning! 👍🏼

[@clint_yeastwould9053]

To me minimalism is making the most from the least. Efficiency at it's finest.

[@TheStyleOG]

I like it Sean!

[@marcogonzalez4615]

I’m a big fan of wool trousers, although I prefer charcoal. Good stuff.

[@TheStyleOG]

Thanks as always M A!

[@gaspermartinez4250]

Coming in clutch as always OG. To me minimalist has more to do with versatility more than anything else; if you can pull off fits with 10 different versatile pairs of pants instead of 20 and still look stylish. That's it. Saves more space in your closet too.

[@TheStyleOG]

appreciate the input Gasper!

[@bheinatz1]

Hey OG! Nice work on the video! Here are my changes to the minimalist pants wardrobe: I'd remove the track pants and shorts and add in blue wool trousers and brown wool trousers.

[@TheStyleOG]

Appreciate the input Ben!

[@davidlynton750]

I have Khaki, navy and Olive chinos. Love them. Gotta love some dark denim. Rocking some right now with a nice spiderman Tshirt and my black/white republic tennis shoes. I need to get a pair of light gray pants. Good call. Joggers are great. I need to get some more.

[@TheStyleOG]

Appreciate the feedback David!

[@PaulEllisBIGDATA]

Great video! Thanks for posting, informative.

[@TheStyleOG]

Appreciate it Paul!

[@nobleh6598]

I love the way you break it down OG. From a retired Vet Salute

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute Noble!

[@Mamba0809]

Woooow OG!!! You have refreshed my memory with this video. I overlook certain khaki colors. But you proved me wrong. I really appreciate you.

[@blainecole5452]

A sensible, well presented video. Thanks and I'm looking forward to more.

[@TheStyleOG]

Appreciate it Blaine!

[@JohnnyTrulove]

Hi OG. Have been starting to clean and essentialize" my wardrobe. Only keeping two chinos. A navy and a charcoal. I had to keep a regular fit and a second pair in a "smarter fit.

[@TheStyleOG]

Appreciate the input Jonathan!

[@chrisbarr5795]

The copper buttons are a nice touch, great vidio. Minimalist for me is forgoing the long woolcoat and just going wool sweater, this aint carlito's way.

[@TheStyleOG]

Ok, I'm reloaded!

[@RizwanKler]

Salute O.G! You Rock da Looks 🤘🏼😎

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute Riz!

[@quincydean1689]

Another great video O.G. I just grabbed me a pair of gray pants to go with my Henely shirts!!!

[@TheStyleOG]

nice Quincy!

[@alvinsanchez967]

For the summer anyone including the chicken legs guys could wear linen blend pants and if you still want to wear shorts then linen blend shorts are an option. Last summer I added two of each on clearance sale to my collection. The linen blend makes them less prone to wrinkling so easily.

[@orlsanrio]

Great video , nice selection , I Still in love with the Target brand Chinos , something they are on sale for $12 !

[@TheStyleOG]

Yes Sir Orlando!

[@goldigums]

Killin em OG

[@TheStyleOG]

Thanks Goldigums!

[@markshedrick9283]

O.G. nice video again. Always bringing that knowledge and truth about style. I know, i haven't responding like i should. But i always get to watch ur video or at least try too. I'm out here grinding. While everyone else is sleeping. salute..

[@TheStyleOG]

Keep grinding Mark!

[@TrioPack2222]

OG, can I get another salute from your list. Thanks G!

[@TheStyleOG]

I got you!

[@looseenz3473]

Those olive chinos are a jewel to any wardrobe. I'm not a fan of the medium wash denim because I work in those type and wear them way to much, however I would replace those with maybe some rust color chinos like that rust color color jacket you wore with the gray.. .just my 2 cents of course....salute.....✊🏽

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute Wil!

[@jwanbass]

Great video. I enjoy all of them, but really like the minimalist videos. Insightful...I tend to rotate between grey joggers, chinos, and trousers. Chinos work better for me over jeans.

[@TheStyleOG]

appreciate the input jwanbass!

[@johnwalter3310]

thanks for the helpful tips

[@deeparks282]

Right on point with that list. Great video 😎👍👍 salute.

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute Dee!

[@alvinsanchez967]

My minimalist pants collection is a combination from Real Men Real Style and the Modest Man. The RMRS 162 rugged outfits from 15 casual pieces wardrobe video's 3 pants (1 trouser, 1 chino & 1 dark jeans). The MM minimalist men's pants collection 6 pants composed from 2 slacks, 2 chinos, and 2 jeans. So I aimed to start with 4 pants collection of 1 trouser, 1 chino, 1 dark jeans, and 1 wool dress slack. Later I will add too double the number of pants to each type for 2 trousers, 2 chinos, 2 dark jeans, and 2 wool dress slacks. For seasonal summer wear I have added some lost demin shorts, 2 baja shorts, 1 baja pants, 2 chino shorts, 2 linen shorts, and 2 linen slacks. This Thanksgiven season for seasonal winter wear I have added 2 slim corduroy pants, and 2 slim chinos. The slim chinos are light enough to be worn out of winter but are of a darker color in dark blue and dark red. Ashley Weston and you Jeff are the influences on me to try slim pants rather then straight leg. So thank you Ashley and Salute Jeff.

[@TheStyleOG]

appreciate the input Alvin!

[@stevenwells5069]

Great video, Jeff! I normally roll with Gap chinos, I'm going to have to check out Goodfellow & Co.

[@TheStyleOG]

Thanks Steven!

[@royjalen2937]

Looking sharp bro! Love the content. Very useful.

[@TheStyleOG]

Thanks Roy!

[@jeffreybrian2666]

My apologies again for the multiple posts and edits, but in re: the video, spot on about chinos. If you are going for the minimalist wardrobe, classic tan chinos are a must. The secondary pair, as deftly covered by Jeff, should be navy or green...or for the those who want more variety vis-a-vis a third pair, grey is not a solid option. If grey, my opinion is that they should be of a noticeably different hue than your grey dress pants, maybe a medium grey, bordering on the darker side, as grey pairs well with most anything, including many colours and variants of brown leather; my preference is a tan or brown work boot or a lighter brown suede chukka. And if not chinos, look for a proper pair of lighter grey jeans that fit your form. Pair them with any boot, say, a brown suede chukka (not redundant here), a white henley, and now that it is winter, a tan cardigan (medium or heavier weight) and you are good to go with a classic yet interesting look that will hold up over time and likely garner compliments. And I say that with confidence because I am about to have a late dinner and drinks with friends and that is exactly what I am wearing; layers are your friend. The caveat to my comments above is two-fold: if you are unsure, choose what makes you comfortable, even if that means asking someone for advice; and two, choose colours that not only fit your style but also your person (i.e., skin tone, body type, etc.). This is simply my opinion based on my own experience and my comments are only intended to dive deeper into the dialogue with those who care to discuss this or any topic relevant to the posted content in this video.

[@TheStyleOG]

great input again Jeffrey

[@daniellaguna6226]

show a lookbook of choices to combine a red sweater, please

[@markgillum5709]

What's up, O.G.? My minimalist collection consists of the number of pants needed to get through my rotation of days in a given period (anywhere from two weeks to a month), the season, or rotation of occasions. Like you, I probably have more pants than I can count. I like and agree with your choices, but in my own collection I tend to include a few pairs of trousers that are versatile enough to dress down if needed In color they are brown to khaki, a navy or black, and I have used a charcoal to grey. Probably my personal take, as I guess it is getting the trouser in over the chinos on the other end. Shoe wise, the bulk of my collection are Allen Edmonds, J&M, TBNY, with some other eclectics as well. Hence the need to go slightly more upstream with the pants. And even being a bit older than yourself, I still rock my Timberlands and jeans.! In the minimalist collection, I have two to three pairs of dark denim, and a couple of lighter colored jeans as well. Both go well with wing tips and my Horween leather Tims. In short, since my look tends to be more business casual and dressy as opposed to casual casual, the pants reflect that. But, as you state in earlier videos, dress your age. Your thoughts?

[@TheStyleOG]

I like it Mark! you like I find it a bit of a challenge to narrow it down to minimalist choices..

[@markgillum5709]

@@TheStyleOG Right on.! I think in number I can't go below 15-20 pairs and that is using them in rotation a bit heavier than I'd like to. There are certain combinations that you put together for a certain look or occasion and that ensemble alone. I think depending on wardrobe and lifestyle, the idea of minimalist has to expand over time. Years back, 7 pairs would be workable. Today that's a downsize. I can honestly say over the course of any given month, 20 would be minimalist. Regular wear would be at least 30. Easily 10-12 for work/business/office, in rotation. Then 10 more for casual or after work. Then 10 for relaxed casual and leisure. So the REAL minimalist number is closer to 30 without too much repeat or mix and match ING more than once per pair of pants. And that doesn't include always seeing something else you could add to the closet.!

[@TheStyleOG]

as i said in the video, minimalism is definitely in the eye of the beholder!

[@dominicescaner5500]

Those Outfits looks good! I will definitely check out the chinos from target. 👍🏾👍🏾

[@TheStyleOG]

Thanks Dominic!

[@wadaayful]

Love your video i start new wardrobe

[@TheStyleOG]

glad to hear it!

[@savvylifestrategies9445]

Great video, Jeff. Important insights into essential pants.

[@TheStyleOG]

Appreciate it Lou!

[@kirkrobinson5605]

I agree on what is minimal.

[@TheStyleOG]

Thanks for the input Kirk!

[@allensilva7357]

O.G Love the video!! Target is BOMB!! Going to check out Uniglo right now. As always Salute!! Oh one thing have you done a video on minimalist ties? If you did I missed it....

[@TheStyleOG]

Shirt and tie minimalist videos to come!

[@blackpelicanapparel8184]

We seam to read from the same him sheet my chinos are a Khaki, stone, Olive,navy, black with Indigo Jeans only and l have a lovely pair of flannels

[@TheStyleOG]

I like it !

[@45-47isacriminal]

Thanks again for the information

[@TheStyleOG]

No problem Freddy!

[@clarity8296]

Found your channel and instant sub brother. Keep killing it

[@TheStyleOG]

Welcome to the channel Clarity !

[@chrisbarr5795]

For chinos I think of what im walking on. Light concrete im going darker grey, black asphalt lighter blue.

[@TheStyleOG]

I like it Chris!

[@danielforte3331]

Bro I’m rocking wit target too! A lot of guys are sleeping on em...

[@TheStyleOG]

Sleeping Daniel!

[@westfieldartworks8188]

I have to agree with what you wrote, Daniel. I started checking out Target and was surprised. No, they're not JCrew, but damn,....not bad and better than I thought. I found Goodfellow pieces there that I would then dress up with more expensive items..

[@mangochutney84]

Daniel Forte FACTS

[@lukecage9836]

Daniel Forte love their pants but some of the quality control on their button down shirts leaves more to be desired. I really love the quality of the St. John’s Bay line at JC Penney.

[@nkosiyafeu1750]

An excellent minimalist!! I am a new subscriber to your channel.

[@TheStyleOG]

welcome to the channel Nksoi!

[@centenoj85]

Salute on the video but I totally agree with the definition that you've provided.

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute centenoj85!

[@ericmooresr7038]

What shirts would u pefer with monk straps

[@RobertBryant-sr6hs]

Much needed video thanks again OG salute

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute Robert!

[@glenngray6859]

What up my bro Og . Help with that causal Friday. Good looking out.

[@TheStyleOG]

My guy Glenn!

[@nycbloodymoney23]

the chinos from target goodfellow what style do you wear regular or slimf it? great video thanks for the advice

[@TheStyleOG]

slim fit..

[@walterturman6833]

Nice list OG.

[@craigsimmons1359]

On point as always.great vid

[@TheStyleOG]

Appreciate it Craig!

[@ElBoyoElectronico]

Great video as usual! One question though: What's wrong about single-pleated shorts? Having very muscular thighs, they are my only option for summer, given that they also have some elastan for stretch in them. Of course I would prefer flat fronted shorts without stretch, but they simply don't fit or, when wearing the right size for my thighs, look way too wide and ridiculous.

[@TheStyleOG]

pleated shorts can work well for bigger or more muscular guys as they are roomier..

[@BigDaddyBrown]

Thank you so much OG.

[@TheStyleOG]

You got it Lerone!

[@MrTtaakk]

I feel if you have neutral colors you've covered your Minimalist in Jeans & Pants. Don't believe I saw any White & Black jeans. Personally love wearing White Jeans in the Summer, what's your take on it? Great Video as always.

[@TheStyleOG]

I rock the white jeans but would not include them in my minimalist collection Jack

[@Mt6xyz777]

4:36 What are the boots on the right ?

[@PurpleNurpleTurtle]

O.G., what's the name of the white sneakers you wore with the ESNTL track pants?!! Salute!

[@TheStyleOG]

German Army Trainers, Morgen model from Beckett Simonon

[@blackpelicanapparel8184]

O.G salute and thank you

[@TheStyleOG]

My man!

[@muhammadfikrihilyatulaulia7403]

Please more minimalist wardrobe Jeff

[@TheStyleOG]

more to come Muhammad!

[@MrBrank1]

GREAT INFO!!!

[@TheStyleOG]

Thanks!

[@regflori]

Hey Jeff, just a quick thing that bother me a little bit. I think it would look a lot better if, when you show video and picture of an outfit, you wouldn't strech the picture, it just looks weird and of. Otherwise really love your videos, short but lots of infos, really great!

[@TheStyleOG]

appreciate the feedback!

[@blackestknight1.0]

*the STYLEST of ALL the OGs! I said ALLLL the OGs dammit!! Big bro, this DFP was on point! I need to really do an audit for my wardrobe to keep my pant collection lean, and minimal. Thanks and salute to the FORM of FASHION!! Salute-Subscribe-Share.....or else!!*

[@TheStyleOG]

The Knighted One! my guy

[@drjimenez11]

First. Thumbs up! Great vid Jeff! Salute!

[@TheStyleOG]

Notifications squad!

[@roosterbrand3671]

The Style O.G. Hey man can you make a video about self confidence? Been feeling down lately.. love your videos o.g.

[@aleyxissuarez611]

Hey Jeff ,great video as usual, question ,can i get away with a flannel shirt and a black suit for a company xmas party, just to do something different than everyone else, can i get some ideas? Thanks in advance.

[@jeffreybrian2666]

This is obviously a different Jeff, but I am supposing that said party is relatively formal but not black tie. Black suits are tricky, and in my opinion, reserved for specific events or when it is only suit that one owns. Most everyone needs a proper black suit for formal occasions/ other special events; I personally am not a fan of the black suits and tuxedos because of the risk/ consequences of being too formal or mistaken for someone in the hospitality industry (e.g., and server, bartender, etc.). Do you have other coloured suits with which you can pair your flannel. If not, stop reading after I make one point (most of which has already been covered: simply stated, as a rule that should almost never be broken, do not wear any black suit with a flannel shirt. This is not a dig on you; in fact, kudos for having creativity and the humility to ask for an opinion! What colour/ style/ weight of flannel are you planing on wearing? It could work with a lighter grey suit depending the flannel shirt that you have picked out or shirts that you have in your closet that might not have initially crossed your mind. If it is proper and too ostentatious with its colour (e.g., a light weight, quality larger paned flannel that would ostensibly replace a patterned dress shirt) you are good to go; the size of the panes is something with which you may play around, but in doing this you are risking that your attire will not fit the occasion. Subtlty is your friend here. If you do have a lighter grey, solid colour suit - so no go on herringbone, windowpane, or any suit or suit jacket/ sport coat that is not monochromatic or a that has a texture (i.e., velvet), the risk is much less and could turn out to be rather smart. Here, the shirt, if you can pull it off, will be all the accent and colour that you need. Also, if are deciding to wear a tie, that, too, should be solid and complement the flannel so that the shirt, your focal point, will do the talking; incorporating different patterns and/ or accessories, too, is tricky and will almost always yield bad outcomes for a panoply of reasons. For example, the combination simply does not work, the patterns are too busy to look proper or provide the right contrast, and, truthfully, you will stand out in a bad / comical way instead of people respecting and digging your unconventional choice. This is in essence a creative novelty, and by erring on the side of caution the novelty will, as stated, work on its own as it should without calling undue and negative attention to yourself. Therefore, if you have a lighter grey suit, a thin, deceptive flannel that could be mistaken from afar as a dress or business casual suit, pair those with or without a solid tie; that should get you to where you want to be. While my style is a bit off the wall, I have done this with lighter colour suits, including my summer khaki suits (obviously no flannel, but with similar patterns), and it worked brilliantly because everything else is clean and solid, making the shirt is the focus of your ensemble. Finally, if you go with a tie, it should, as previously stated, be solid and with enough contrast so as to be noticeable but not take away from what you are trying to do; this would also go for pocket squares in lieu of a tie, but that is irrelevant here if you do go with a flannel. But most any solid colour tie, particularly knit, square ties (likely the best choice here) that is not drowned out by your shirt will give you the ability to add whimsy whilst also complementing your bold shirt choice. So, light grey suit, flannel shirt, solid colour knit tie (if desired or needed), with brown oxford or Chelsea or side-zip boot (if you want to add another subtle layer to things, and, if oxfords, solid coloured socks that accent the shirt will stand up to any potential scrutiny at the party; here, you retain your style / aesthetic whilst remaining appropriately dressed for the occasion. My apologies to both you and Jeff for the long comment, but since I have my own aesthetic and plenty of experience trying random variations or combinations at weddings and several Fortune 250 company parties, I wanted to share my learnings; this is definitely not me being patronizing or pedantic. And if all you have is a black suit, that is not a problem. With this, you may still wear either a patterned or solid colour shirt (light blue is probably the best here if you go down that route), and it gives you the latitude to incorporate interesting, Maeco Parker-funky socks, shirt-tie combos, and maybe one or two accessories...this includes watches, rings, tie clips and other items that are standard items. Enjoy the holiday party and cheers!

[@TheStyleOG]

Jeffrey, you answered the question magnificently, great name, great input!

[@jeffreybrian2666]

@@TheStyleOG , I just shot an email to your business account. It is long, but unintentionally so. If you have time to read or skim it, cheers; if not, no worries. Thanks for the comment, my friend, and keep up the exceptional work.

[@jeffreybrian2666]

My apologies for a few typos and the poor syntax. I am exceptionally critical of writing, including my own, so with the benefit of hindsight and proofing it after the fact, I had to throw out an apology and an edit.

[@TheStyleOG]

I will Jeff

[@dominicescaner5500]

What size of ESNTLS track pant are you wearing?

[@TheStyleOG]

medium..

[@djdebonairone]

DOPENESS AS USUAL JEFF!!

[@TheStyleOG]

appreciate it DJ!

[@scorpion8720]

O.G salute 👍👍👍

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute Scorpion 87!

[@shapeShashwat]

Salute 😇

[@SimonNgoma]

Salute salute salute

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute Chisapa!

[@MykellMessiah]

Salute!

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute!

[@LogicOnLockDown]

First! Jeff the OG! Saluuute!

[@TheStyleOG]

K-Duce!

[@defsouljuniour377]

Minimalism for me means not dressing up too flashy, less accessories, less unnecessary colored clothing etc.

[@TheStyleOG]

appreciate the input Michael!

[@theonyxcompass9207]

Dope vid

[@TheStyleOG]

Thanks Onyx!

[@SuperMuffinman645]

My man!

[@TheStyleOG]

Super!

[@melanadkins2170]

Salute

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute Game!

[@cyendsj]

I think you shouldn't make the same pose every time with the bending back leg. It is repeatetive and steals the freshness out of your outfits which are great.

[@TrioPack2222]

First.

[@TheStyleOG]

squad!

[@dwarccanation2781]

And i'm here with shorts and baggy and too tight jeans

[@Mt6xyz777]

Minimalism = 3 pants

[@danv8717]

Chicken legs 😂

[@TheStyleOG]

self aware I am! lol

[@danv8717]

@@TheStyleOG I got 'em too! But I don't care. Excellent video!

[@TheStyleOG]

Thanks Dan!

[@CamTalkin]

Salute

[@TheStyleOG]

Salute Cam!