Rain Gear for Gentlemen - Gentleman's Gazette

[@brettskinner5824]

Love that tie

[@gentlemansgazette]

Thanks you can get it here www.gentlemansgazette.com/shop/accessories/ties/madder-silk-tie-macclesfield-neats-ruby-red?

[@thejohnsonchannel1740]

@@gentlemansgazette hi I'm only 15 years old a sophomore in high school on most dressed up kid in my school I'm always clean I'm always pressed I always smell well I take very good care of my suits I only have one trench coat though what should I do do I need more than one does the color was restrict me it's Navy

[@keepout2268]

@@thejohnsonchannel1740 if you're 15 years old this channel isn't for you if you wear his type of clothing you'll get bullied every single day

[@BillyS3459]

Keep Out. Sir, thats a bit rude. The Johnson Channel. Good on you boy, you can dress how you want and be how you want to be!

[@victor_gradinaru]

@@BillyS3459 It's the cold, hard truth. Don't get me wrong, I wear such things often as well, it's just that I know what such clothing implies.

[@warden2541]

Letting the team down mate I expected you to be skiing in a duffle coat, over a tweed suit with some wool lined boots

[@AGreySky]

as he cackles aboot ending the world

[@rdr2v1nce7]

You really got low expectations. I expected him to wear a cape over a frock coat over a morning coat

[@jasonburns2013]

I expected batman

[@Epierce.]

I love how people will critique this man when they specifically come to here to learn how to actually dress. I personally have learned so much more about clothes from you sir. I have invested in my first pair of expensive shoes and I've learned how to pair colours so much better. Thank you kindly sir!

[@iaido01]

people only complain about other people that are doing better. never forget that

[@zaurike]

👍

[@FortressMT]

Truth. I bought my first pair of handmade Italian Oxford shoes based on Sven's videos about dress shoes.

[@folksurvival]

Why do you love it?

[@raimondspauls]

Haha. Even more dangerous than thieves is my own absentmindedness. No matter how much I invest in an umbrella, I will lose it sooner or later. Excellent video as always!

[@ticktockbam]

How do you lose an umbrella? lol

[@ghostghost9561]

My man hella swagged out

[@roggerpenguin5699]

Your theme tune is too catchy!!! I’m humming it all day

[@jacktherailfan3264]

Yeah! Please upload the full version of the theme! Untill then, keep iup the good work!

[@carltrotter7622]

@@jacktherailfan3264 , I completely agree!

[@timetravellingwardrobe8294]

OMG Thank you... I've been looking for the "rubber slippers" forever. Now that I know they're called galoshes it'll make the searching soo much easier. I have learned so much from you and your content you put out. Dankeschön

[@thomashazaz5063]

I love how he has all the bad wardrobe items as well. It's like he knows, sometimes, function over form.

[@chocothemagnificent1019]

I've owned a few trench coats. The longer you wear them, the more comfortable they get. Its like wear PJ's out of doors.

[@nikogwaj1676]

This has got to be on of the best videos you have ever made, it’s very helpful, especially since I live in the UK where it rains a lot.

[@simontuffen8243]

For casual jackets, a good alternative I can recommend to Barbour is the Swedish brand, Fjallraven, who make hunting and hiking clothing. They use their own very breathable cotton/polyester fabric which is waxable. I have both the insulated and non-insulated version of their Raven jacket, a hunting style jacket which is understated enough to wear anywhere, and has a fairly slim fit and high armholes.

[@anonanon7497]

Fjallraven is overpriced for what it is and doesn't quite have the same class as other alternatives..

[@williamormiston9100]

great video you always look dapper

[@ralphwaldomc]

Hi. Could you please make videos on how to dress up for the ff: 1. When you live in a tropical climate 2. When you are on a tour (e.g. comfortable yet stylish shoes other than sneakers that are good for plenty of walking -- summer and winter). Thanks!!

[@threesons270]

When I want to look dapper in rain I pull off a blazer with a yesterdays Wall Street journal over the head. Very classic and people might think I’m a high powered stock broker

[@LukeVisinoni]

I just slap on old rubber chicken on my head and tie the head and feet together around my chin. Looks great and keeps me really dry

[@marycahill546]

Agree the trench coat is a timeless classic, and goes with anything. For years i have worn a navy 3/4 coat with liner from London Fog. For winter I have a gray wool trench for dressy occasions. I think the over shoe for men is a good idea -- the rubber will also help you avoid slipping on black ice in freezing weather. Don't spend a fortune on an umbrella -- basic black will do.

[@patrickclyde4931]

The umbrella is wonderful and I like how he teaches how to be a right gentleman

[@kenneth7826]

As always great information... Don't stop!!!!! Keep it up!!!!!

[@theartistformallyknownasdi5338]

Glad you mentioned Private White. Great quality clothing.

[@michaelz7683]

I have a vintage Ralph Lauren umbrella that I've gotten many compliments with over the past few rainy days

[@RAA10382]

Tartan?

[@gplusgplus2286]

I had the chance to test drive my new burberry trench yesterday on heavy rain. Amazed at how well it handled the water. Thanks again for a great video.

[@Cling30]

Gplus sucks big did you wear a hat with it?

[@HHHandleH]

The umbrella with seat attachment was superlative! :)

[@jacklau89]

Raining is the perfect opportunity to showcase my beloved Maglia Francesco umbrella featuring 1786 russian hide. Very elegant and an excellent companion for gentlemen ⛱

[@axtrigon1824]

Thanks this was the best men channel ever

[@zBMatt]

Get the wax jacket if you are under 30 and above. Get the trench coat if you are over 30. Wearing a trench in places where younger people gather sometimes puts off a try hard, tacky, matrix inspired kind of vibe that you probably don’t want. It’s weird because overcoats and pea coats are basically just heavier versions of them visually, but it is what it is.

[@chelo4197]

You only look like a try hard, or tacky, or matrix inspired if the fit is off. If you dress to match a sartorial life, typically you are surrounded by people who also do so, so don't try to scare people off because of your fear of being judged.

[@chraman169]

1:36 Who puts a laptop in his pocket?

[@keepout2268]

Nah bro that's his phone remember he's living in the 1960s

[@joedirt6212]

Keep Out the joke would’ve been funny if you used the time telephones started

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

He stole it! Shhhhh! 😎

[@sushrutmishra]

me

[@johnappleyard4123]

A chevalier! Imagine the surprise of somebody trying to hit him with a punch in laptop. It’s like a cuirass from old times.

[@AlexPagnoni]

Sven thank you very much for this video, it is very useful. In particular, I really enjoyed the part about shoes, I always needed this sort of information.

[@davidhunt1947]

Great stuff! Ignore the critics; people who are happy do not need to criticize others...

[@hiphop90s98]

MOB TIES , great Video as always Sven and that Coat is Fire

[@serge_oehn]

Es ist wirklich beeindrucken die gut du dich mit der Materie auskennst!

[@sandsmine]

ive been looking for a trench now for years, given up ordering online. I thought I would go the whole hog and get a burberry. when it arrived i could not see my hands with it on and the eupolets were halfway over the shoulder. i sent it back and over a week later with nothing i phoned up only to be told my money had been returned. usually when you order on line you receive a complimentary thanks there was nothing from them. i said you brag about being tailors to the british army and cant even get your sizing right. all the girl kept saying was choose another size. the only way id get another is if i went into their store. they are famouse for their garbadine cotton but is that 1914 coat the same spec as the present issue, somehow i wouldn't bet my house on it.

[@havok2579]

Lately I've been liking the look of tall boots. I think a pair of waterproofed leather boots that resemble the older riding boot styles would go well with elegant men's clothing as well as being quite functional.

[@G0J0_Satoru717]

Have been waiting for this for a long time 😁

[@macym57]

I Love the khaki trench coat and the umbrella💞

[@Irishbloke]

The black trench coat was lovely

[@MegaZsolti]

That umbrella is pretty cool.

[@jamez6398]

If it's hot and raining, tropical weather. It's a hot, tropical, rainy summer's day, skip the trench coat. It will make you feel too hot. Just use the umbrella on its own.

[@jenniferelyse5134]

I feel like this is such an undervalued dress category for both genders. I still haven’t found my perfect rain coat. I have however found a wonderful umbrella that has lasted me several years. It’s of Japanese construction similar to their paper parasols (the framework) and it is impressively sturdy even in heavy wind. As a young, vegetarian female of unsubstantial wealth I don’t even relate to the majority of your videos but I love them anyways.

[@anonanon7497]

You're referring to both sexes, not gender. Gender is a term invented fairly recently, by Dr John Money, for the purpose of seperating stated identity from biological reality. I'll leave it to the reader to look up the controversy surrounding Dr Money and his experimental medical procedures.

[@jonstern7511]

Another thorough video 👍

[@graycloud057]

A good brolly is a must have. Also a Barbour jacket and cap.

[@svenschilling6548]

I would really recoment the umbrellas from Cartier. They are so stylish 😍

[@johanreynders9853]

They did forget the raincapes and rainponcho's, those are als very perfect for your protection by rain!!

[@anonanon7497]

They didn't fit the criteria of being stylish.

[@OhioPalmTrees]

My $50 ritz carlton umbrella gets compliments everytime, so cheap to replace can't beat em.

[@Lycosa]

Yep I want a Barbour jacket.... bedale, beaufort. Handsome, proper... awesome. Or a trench coat too. but yeah, a waxed cotton jacket, british gentry gentleman coat.

[@Hayatory]

I have a Dockers waxed stain defender , it's sort of a bomber and barbour jacket mix, it's very nice, I don't think they make them anymore though

[@Lycosa]

Nice. I'd like a Harrington jacket rather than bomber, and Barbour is just iconic and such, even the brand is enticing. But yes that's cool

[@BenjiSun]

if it's good enough for James Bond, ... their Beacon Sports is such a nice jacket.

[@redscale82]

I had almost hoped for the oilskin. My favourite when it comes to raining days.

[@TheWhiteLily44]

Do you have a video on umbrella etiquette?

[@leocomerford]

You can also apply (or restore) Gore-Tex like waterproofing to clothes as well as shoes, using sprays like those from Nikwax. I assume it would work pretty well on most cotton-gabardine classic trenchcoats, for instance.

[@Ingrid0410]

Hi Sven! Great info your channel provides! Wish it were cold and rainy here where I live so I could wear tweed blazers and sweaters but I live in a hot climate!

[@abizitgill4310]

Can’t wait to whip out my galoshes so I can wear my air Jordan 4 retro in the rain

[@johnnyvaught6914]

Is This Video Mixed To Be Quieter Than Usual? Is Anyone Else Having A Problem Hearing This Video?

[@Greggory1987]

Excellent video!

[@aitornavarro6597]

For me: Raincoat: Aquascutum. (Loro Piana's are pricey). Umbrella: Brigg oakwood and silk canopy. Boots: Crockett & Jones.

[@anonanon7497]

Briggs now only offer the silk canopy with the "kingsman", in a stripped chestnut.

[@GLAXxan]

I would also like to know how to deal with salt on streets during winter! My poor poor shoes :(

[@peterkarahalios3488]

vinegar; but be very careful...

[@brandonadams32212]

Shoe covers

[@Ravenwood1936]

I liferally ordered my trench coat today

[@rilke3266]

Just got my Burberry Trench Coat! Thank you for the tips and advice!

[@RizwanKler]

Great vid Raphael & I loved your vid on trench coats & I will be a proud owner... moving to Glasgow☔ soon where it rains more than Manchester☂️ 🤘🏼

[@SaeedHojjati]

Nice video! Another good idea would be to also make one on "snow gear" with the Canadian climate in mind (where it gets down to -40 and snows for 6 months). Maybe introduce some nice shoe brands for walking on snow, ice, and slush. I really liked your shoe passion boots btw.

[@status101-danielho6]

If you're outside less than 30 minutes, you likely don't even need winter boots. I wear a pair of waterproof Geox Amphibiox dress boots for Edmonton winters, and it's just fine for ice and slush. I also use Accton galoshes over dress shoes, and it's okay, but I'd rather have ankle coverage in deep snow. Rubber galoshes are simply invincible on ice.

[@StMyles]

Interesting, Thank-you for your advice.

[@historyjewelry]

Love your themes. Can you tell me please, what the protection you use for suede shoes for rain? Thank you very very much

[@LivingLikeADoctor5]

Thx, mate. It’s about to rain for the next couple days

[@robertboone6504]

Another gem. I expected a video on a variety of trenchcoats and you presented much more. As always I come away with a broader awareness of options and more. That striped umbrella is a killer. Thank you, sir.

[@mrgt3201]

In Yorkshire when it rains we wear t-shirt and shorts. Same when it snows.

[@toddsmith9432]

Sven, I have a rather specific question. I own a traditional khaki double breasted trench coat and normally wear a flat cap with it. I am starting a new career in funeral services and wonder if I should get a darker color trench coat and opt for a more formal had, such as a fedora? Also, would it be proper etiquette to have an extra wide umbrella to offer rain shelter to funeral attendees?

[@Acemans]

im surprised you didnt mention Mac Jackets here.

[@jt1559]

Macs > Trench

[@Acemans]

@@jt1559 i agree, macs look a lot better.

[@jonstern7511]

I love my Barbours (I have two, a heavier one for winter and lighter for warmer months)

[@AB-vq2fr]

Great video!

[@mat2468xk]

Damn, I need that umbrella with the seat thing.

[@Reploid_Zero]

0:47 that is a really great ring!

[@MikuHatsune12]

Could you imagine skiing in a trenchcoat that would be some total commitment haha

[@nacionalista1779]

Got to get me one those Burberry trench coat!

[@lindhe]

I'd love a video with thoughts on head wear for cold weather.

[@Aquadug]

Would suggest Arcteryx Veilance or UBR. High end technical garments with a relatively elegant cut.

[@parkeraurand4145]

Literally perfect day for this video lol, it's raining and going to rain for another week here in Iowa

[@psilocybemusashi]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@yogiinstrumentals6716]

Does anybody else see that painting moving in the background

[@Luckingsworth]

Yoo... wtf now I cant unotice it

[@somerandomguy5995]

Can you do a review on the brand John Henrics, especially their leather gloves.

[@paulweber2035]

You should look up old german army Shoes called „Knobbelbecher“. They wont let any mud or rain in and look really good.

[@MuhammadUsman-xn7vp]

Absolutely amazing video, once agin.

[@Cantfindmysocks]

Haha, I work at Chipotle and we use galoshes there all the time when we don’t have or forgot our proper slip-resistant work shoes! Except we call them shoe-guards and are pretty flimsy.

[@johns.5062]

i have a greyish seethrough trenchcoat material feels like some kind of plastic/vinyl and i found it still sealed from the 1950s update: googling around for it i found that its the one (exactly similar to) that "Bill" wears from the netflix show "mindhunters"

[@MatthewJBD]

Useful for the UK

[@Mysterious2887]

that burberry coat looks great on you; I got to try that specific coat on at a burberry shop in my city.

[@TraditionPatriotisme]

Hi there! Great video, what is the brand of the navy blue motorcycle jacket you are wearing? It looks amazing!! (Also what brand is the tweed cap you are pairing it with?) Thank you for all your hard work with the vids!!

[@babygerald4645]

Another great video, Sven. Could you please do a video on Cossack Outfits? [2:11] Thanks again!

[@meitang1438]

Ralph always has the article of clothing he says not to wear.

[@avpimdb]

Any ideas on (re-)proofing trench coats? Aquascutum recommends to bring them to a dry cleaner. Though, I wouldn't trust dry cleaners as much as myself.

[@rovercoupe7104]

I have a collapsable umbrella from Fortnum & Mason. It is very convenient and looks good. M.

[@antonmarkov1635]

We want a closet tour!

[@moristar]

In all respect - they way Sven wears trench coats is almost comical.

[@Universal_Craftsman]

Why?

[@LukeVisinoni]

I would also like to know why. He looks so stylish I have never had the confidence to dress this way but watching him and the other guys on the channel has given me the confidence to start trying to dress like I have always wanted to but didn't because I thought people would say things like this about me. And now I think I don't care any more. I think he looks great.

[@moristar]

@@LukeVisinoni I was taught that a man should never tie the belt, but rather have in dangling or in pockets. It may be regional thing :) The way it looks to me - it's not flattering, not masculine or army-like.

[@bradturner6481]

@@moristar Having the belt hanging there or sticking into a pocket is the least "army" thing you could do. It there are buttons on military clothing they are meant to be buttoned, if there is a belt it is meant to be tied. Running through a trench in France during WW1 having your belt flopping around would be dangerous, it could catch on any number of things.

[@QuadraticSquared]

On umbrellas, they become impractical in very windy climates. They're rare where I live (Nova Scotia) because of how quickly they will be damaged by wind.

[@anonanon7497]

You can buy storm umbrellas, that have overlapping vents to mitigate wind.

[@manuelprediger6557]

Yooo putting ones macbook into the inner pockets feels criminal

[@tastemakesyoulonely]

Good Video! 🙏🏼 i think I’ve missed from which brand your water repellent Jacket is, the Navy Blue for casual occasions ☺️ can you Tell me the brand and Model? Kind regards

[@GameX236]

The rubberized Trenchcoat look really weird :D Great Video!

[@noebuentello6192]

Hey Ralph I bought the pilot metropolitan you recommended and I’m really liking it. Thanks for your recommendation.

[@jakecavendish3470]

When it rains I like to get inside a massive bin liner (Americans would call it a trash bag, the French would call it a sac du poubelle, the Germans would probably call it einer Gerschübenflooferderzeinheimßrabbereissengrübber, or something like that). I put eye holes in it obviously, I'm not an idiot. It _really_ freaks people out after dark but the terms of my parole mean I have to be home by 3pm anyway so it isn't really an issue

[@maxporter3756]

I bought a pair of fur converse and I bought spray for them because they are suede

[@AFCAWorldBodybuildingArchive]

Am I the only one who can't stop string at that tie which is tilted to the left and tied way too tight? :D

[@FlyinTonite]

Jesus Christ is this man pleasant. I stumbled upon your videos from another channel where I learned about your wallet (way too expensive for me but they look nice that black on red is very nice) and I gotta say this is a really neat channel.

[@amadejpesko]

I really like the moving picture at 4:08 and 8:27. Can you tell me where did you bought it please.

[@styzoom]

Nice video, it is a shame it is quite hard to find a long enough trench coat that doesn't break the bank.

[@daisy3690]

TY