Top 10 Men's Summer Style Essentials - $10 to $200 - Stay Dapper & Cool No Matter How Hot It Gets!

[@MrRsd1963]

Opening sequence with TGV in the raw is brilliant hahaha

[@j.s.3414]

I truely enjoy when you splice in clips of you being you, messing up lines, exaggerating voices...it makes your videos so warm and inviting, and gives a sense of--'we're all friends here'. Been watching since you were a wee channel of a few thousand. You have grown exponentially, but have retained your style.

[@PeteBennettUK]

Best watch channel on KZbin bar none. I love the way you are not a snob and get excited about the cheaper watches and judge them on their merit not just their price tag. I went through a divorce recently which means most of my watch money vaporised but you have got me back into watches which I can afford. Would love to buy you a coffee if you're ever in London. Have a great Sunday. Pete.

[@samwatches5894]

I absolutely love the videos that are not purely about watches, but rather about stuff you need or EDC

[@leepenney6104]

Summary for those in a rush: 10. Lacoste polo shirts 9. New Balance 997 sneakers 8. Shorts 7. White linen shirt 6. Perlon strap 5. Military/tactical shirt 4. Sunglasses (Persol) 3. Espadrilles 2. Loafers 1. Linen jacket Good work again, TGV.

[@2hiperkemanci]

As I a violinist, I like your introduction music. It is like an overture for an opera. So when you start talking, that is the first scene of the opera ;)

[@theurbangentry]

Thank you sir, glad to have a violinist amount the Gentry. Well spotted, it certainly is an overture, to the Opera of my namesake funnily enough and my favorite of all time. Tristan and Isolde by Wagner ;-) Best regards, TGV

[@jmmartin7766]

Yes. It's like an opera, but with less drama. Love your style, tgv. Lol

[@ianwalker4803]

I absolutely love these lifestyle vlogs , as well as the watches of course, more please.

[@jasonwebster9300]

Great summer style essentials list TGV. My List for Summer Essentials: 1. Navy or white polo shirts by Lacoste, Fred Perry and Henri Lloyd with shorts from Ted Baker or Speedo. 2. Light grey espadrilles or a pair of Sperry boat shoes 3. Suede loafers or chocolate brown chukka boots by the Australian brand Aquila with grey chinos and for more a more formal setting such as dinner at a restaurant. 4. Nice white shirt from either Charles Tyrwhitt or the Australian brand Anthony Squires. 5. Royal blue linen jackets from Daniel Hechter 6. RAF once-piece or two-piece straps from Clockwork Synergy on a nice diver or GMT watch 7. Pair of denim jeans 8. A pair of Maui Jim Aviator-style or metal-frame Carrera sunglasses. 9. Asics Gel-Nimbus 20 running shoes 10. jogging outfit (t-shirt and shorts)

[@MrRoyck10]

How can people not like this distinguished gentry from the TGV channel, love TGV a proud ambassador of my beautiful country 🇬🇧

[@tuntavern5757]

My alter-ego, I live in the sticks in Maine... I've an eye and an appreciation for finer things... you've got class and style, but most of all a smile that makes my day a bit brighter. Thank you for that..

[@TheVenice05]

You're always so much more fired up and loose on your weekend release videos. Bloody love It!

[@heminder]

My ten essentials: 1. Portable water flask. A must in the heat. Stainless steel if possible. 2. Deodorant. A lot of smelly people around in the summer. I recommend Schmidt's Charcoal & Magnesium deodorant stick. 3. Moisturiser with SPF. I use Bulldog as it doesn't leave my skin greasy. 4. No-show socks. Avoid sweaty feet while still looking like you're bare foot. Genius! 5. All-white sneakers. Comfortable for all day walking and they go with any casual outfit. I like the Lacoste court shoes. 6. Bit loafers. In contrast to what you said in the video, I think they look classier than other loafers. 7. Sunglasses. I don't like Luxottica, so I have a pair of Cerutti aviators and a wayfarer by Zadig & Voltaire. 8. Lightweight breathable jacket, for the cool evenings. I go for bombers and linen blazers. 9. Floral shirts. It's not summer until these get their time to shine! 10. Summer cologne. I'm really liking Oud Minerale by Tom Ford that came out recently. Also try Millesime Imperial by Creed.

[@KurtSimmons]

The shoes are my favorite item on the list. Those New Balance are classic and continue to be relevant throughout the years.

[@theurbangentry]

Thank you Kurt, very happy to hear you agree, the classics never die! Best regards TGV

[@hunterbruce8382]

1. Sunglasses 2. Baseball cap 3. Long sleeve linen shirt w/rolled sleeves 4. Basic flat front shorts or tasteful cargo shorts 5. Leather and canvas flip-flops 6. Classic chuck tailors 7. Any dive watch incase of sudden water contact 8. Perlon or canvas watch strap 9. Summer weight jeans 10. Polos and short sleeve tshirts

[@azrubel2135]

Sir I’m 18 years old, I love being classy and sir, you are an absolute role model to me

[@theurbangentry]

Thank you Azrubel, your comment was, well, pure class! :D Onwards and upwards. Best regards, TGV

[@RevLev06]

Sunglasses tend to get lost, get sat on, get dinged up one way or another - I found the most comfortable, cheapest ($3.00) sunglasses - Carhartt 'Billings' sunglasses. I wear them when I am bicycling. Also every gentleman should get to know a good tailer. Nothing speaks refinement, style and class like a bespoke suit. Also in your case you have gotten smaller; a good tailor can take in your favorite sport jackets and you can look great again in them. It it easier to take in than to let out. I enjoy your you tube videos very much. Keep up the good work.

[@lemmetjie]

Thanks for the history info about polo shirts. Totally agree about the 10 summer style essentials... I think for me I will include a good comfy boat shoes...

[@johnspartan6628]

Oh you know , just my casual German paratrooper belt. Love it

[@daymondcain2903]

I have to say that no one has influenced by buying decisions as of late more than TGV. You are quite the salesman my good man, intentional or not! The best part when making a suggested purchase on this channel is that I wholeheartedly agree with your assessment once received, and feel confident knowing I made the right decision. Good to know that I am not the only one dropping food in my lap too! Onward and upward!

[@TheTwoticket]

Love you showing your human side just like the rest of us great video.

[@jonathandowman2770]

'the only time you'll see me wearing flip-flops is the beach, the swimming pool, or in my own home.' Amen to that! old school advice from a wise gent!

[@CasebackWatches]

Little tipp here for the jacket: I would buy a linnen blend with wool or silk in it. It wears cool and you don't have the trouble with wrinkles. A badly wrinkled pure linnen jacket can shorten your sleeves up to an inch which looks odd, especially in combination with a polo or t-shirt.

[@chiliprepper7678]

Off your meds again today? 😀

[@theurbangentry]

LOL ;-) Shhhh!!! Don't tell anyone. Thank you CP, Best regards, TGV

[@erapago]

I find Eulit's perlon straps to be the only ones worth buying. Every other brand I've ever tried was a little too stiff and a little too scratchy. Also, Eulit's two piece perlon: surprisingly great!

[@TonyvanderBeek]

You do a great job with these types of videos and I enjoy them each time. Have a great summer.

[@tonymanjarres1009]

The start of this vid had me cracking up! Simply a brilliant!

[@mellypro]

Thanks for the tip with the tactical polo shirt. Next summer I’ll try the espadrilles. Good work TGV.

[@jwags24]

Let’s get on with it, SHALL WE. lol fantastic intro and great video as always !

[@SamalJakobsen]

Very helpful video Tristano. I appreciate it. I like your non-snobby approach.

[@finnknudsen4256]

Loved the start of the video, so funny. Fantastic

[@Toneyfish]

Hello! I recommend these items for the summer: 1. Watches featuring a bright or bold color 2. Polo shirts made of a lighter/moisturize wicking fabric (such as J. Crew performance) 3. A light/citrus fragrance 4. White sneakers (converse, Adidas Stan Smith, etc) 5. Linen shirts 6. Penny loafers (I love mine from Cole Haan) 7. Linen shorts 8. Lightweight t shirts 9. Sunglasses that fit your face shape well 10. A good book

[@roberttrujillo8785]

One of my favorite segments. Love the suggestions. Thanks!

[@zombiesneedluv21]

Hi TGV! The piece along the side of your face on glasses is simply called the "temple". My favorite sunglasses for 35 years now, are Serengeti. They have numerous styles with the thinner temple pieces as well as wider models. Not only are these top-notch summer glasses, but in my opinion are the best driving glasses on the market. They work great in summer weather, and even in rainy, overcast weather they cut out the blue glare and make visibility so much better and safer.

[@ADamiani007]

Well done Sir. I agree with most items on your Summer list... although personally, I have a few "summer bags" to put items in, thus avoiding overstuffing the pockets of my summer shorts with my wallet, keys, gum, cell-phone, glasses... and so forth... which kills the "relaxed" summer look. A casual bag with a strap, nothing too "cute", works well. Cheers....

[@tape991]

My summer essentials: 1. Shoes: I like to keep several pairs. It's nice to have some rotation so you don't have to wear sweaty shoes and of course you need different ones for different occasions. My favorites are Meermin suede loafers ( a bit more formal), boat shoes from Henri Lloyd, sand color suede espadrilles and Rivieras slip on shoes (incredibly breathable and comfortable due to the weaved upper) 2. Linen on everything. Linen shirts, linen trousers, linen jackets. Check out Suitsupply for amazing value. 3. Sun glasses: Ray ban clubmasters with the green lense and brown tortoise shell frames and Ray ban round with the green lense and brass frames. I like to have two different styles to suit different occasions. The Clubmasters are a bit smarter. 4. Watches: just avoiding leather straps. 5. Knitted polo shirts (again, check Suitsupply or H&M for more affordable ones) I personally prefer the knitted fabric to the classic polo fabric. 6. A chunky jumper for the cooling evenings. One of my favorites is a thick cotton cricket jumper from Charles Tyrwhitt (another brand I would recommend for great value) but unfortunately I think they stopped making them. 7. A nice panama hat made from natural straw. Only for when travelling in the more southern parts. Need to keep my scalp from not burning to a crisp. 8. braided suede leather belt.

[@baxwarrior1681]

I love this guy because he wears watches worth 10k€, shirts worth 100€ and 15€ shorts and watches with the same attitude, TGV really puts the subjective and personal value before the market value

[@mikemantho9426]

Great stuff a TGV. My Dad always wore LaCoste when playing tennis and golf. Love all those great colors.

[@007jjr]

Great show. Lacoste is fantastic, and I own three. The Polo of choice for me is by Ralph Lauren. I literally own some that are as old as my kids (they are over 20!). Throw them in the wash and dryer, fold and you are good to go. My go to summer attire as I own over 35...

[@henrybuscemi]

now that its the summer again id love to see an updated list for this year, love the content by the way. been binge watching all the watchtalks lately

[@ElimRem]

I bought full grain leather belts from eBay. Great reviews and not expensive.

[@paulvsmith]

Some good advice here. The only thing I would say is: those shorts - I know you don't like fitted clothing but I do think it would make a positive difference! Just bought my son (10) his first RL Polo shirt and he is looking forward to taking it on holiday. For myself, a navy Hackett polo from TK Maxx.

[@watchbrocephus]

Great again! I also enjoy wearing the Lacoste polo's. It started for me as I grew up in Cheshire during the 80's, and my Mum always bought me Lacoste socks, and they lasted years! I also like the Ralph Lauren polo's, as they wash well, stay very soft and last a long time. Stu 👍👍

[@theurbangentry]

Love RL too, thank you Stuart, Best regards, TGV

[@AngloFPSs]

That first minute was one heck of a wild ride

[@ryanfedora8928]

Of all the sunglasses I've owned, my Maui Jim aviators are by far my favorite pair. American brand, built like tanks, stylish, everything you'd need. Also for summer dress shirts I highly recommend the Awearness line from Kenneth Cole, since their fabric is designed to keep you cool on a hot day.

[@elavancin2913]

Since starting to watch your channel i have grown to love lacoste polo shirts. Excellent quality and bang for your buck. Great vid! Keep up the gr8 work tgv!

[@007cheburashka]

Just put a silicone strap with deployment clasp on my Seamaster - love it for the summer. Good alternative to nato or perlon, comfortable and durable, easy to clean off sweat or salt.

[@Guenounovitch]

i found silicone the pefect way to sweat in summer.

[@user-wg4hz3bk4f]

Aussie summer essentials - beer, esky for beer, ice for esky.

[@charlesw665]

OluKai makes my absolute favorite loafers for summer. Casual and smart at the same time. Love the collapsible heel as well.

[@tobywynn9616]

Sir thanks to your videos my dad now owns a entry level watch! The seiko SKX. He also got me an invicta pro diver, love your vids!

[@leevictorgilchrist4315]

You need to make a blooper video!

[@tanathos0414]

You make everything on you look so good. Unfortunately, not everyone can do the same... A true gentleman. I share your passion for watches, though not as expensive (the most expensive ones I own cost the equivalent of about 160 USD and are much larger, Casio Edifice, to be precise). I also wanted to say I really like the intro with the opera music. You remain an inspiration of style and manners, though I cannot hope to achieve your level of class. Well done, sir.

[@emiliavanderkooy8169]

In a jolly mood I see!

[@TheOcarinaSeller]

Big fan, gent. Thanks for making great videos.

[@jackforgach1637]

Loved this U.G. Have to have the Chelsea Boot in the rotation. Spring, Summer and Fall shoe. I prefer them in suede.

[@fishlanding]

some of my favorites... Victorinox Cadet pocket knife, Blount Umbrellas and my favorite cheap watch Casio WR100 with orange strap & 10 year battery, cheers to all

[@smr32061]

Love Lacoste Polos. Have quite a few of them myself. They are classics. I have found the original Lacoste Polos that were made in France were of the best quality. I still have a few shirts I bought 18 years ago and still fit. The new ones made in In Peru, I have found don't last as long and wear out sooner. New Balance running shoes are great. Have also owned several pairs over the years and are built with great quality.

[@evaninnewport]

Exactly Stephen. the old lacoste chemise were MUCH better quality

[@DirectRegister]

1. Boat shoes. To be fair I rock these year-round, but perfect for everything. I prefer Sebago’s schooner model to anything sperry, quality is much better 2. OCBDs, worn open at the collar and with sleeves rolled up. 3. Aviators. If possible, track down a vintage pair from the made in USA, Bausch and Lomb days 4. Tote bag. LL Bean is the classic, but I prefer Filson, being a northwest guy 5. Shorts. Patagonia 7” Stand Up shorts have a nice high waist and a classic fit, so they have a “rugged ivy” look in the city but pull double duty for all outdoor activities 6. Penny Loafers. Again, Sebago has a nice model for not much money, and they hand everything from BBQs to business casual 7. Pullover crew neck sweatshirts, ideally in heather gray. Perfect for cool evenings, and if your college doesn’t make a classic one then hit up Todd Snyder. 8. Lacoste Polo. Sadly associated with frat bros, they’re simply the most comfortable garment made. Black, always in black. 9. Mint. It grows like a weed, you just need a pot and a window, and BOOM, mojitos all summer. 10. Skx007 on the original jubilee bracelet. Works anywhere, any time-the perfect companion. Have a great summer!

[@HardcityRaindrops]

I love your channel man definitely my favorite I always send my subscribers your way when I don't know what I'm talking about with a watch LOL....."pure class"

[@kerrhardie2732]

You should make a podcast, not necessarily on youtube, where you ramble about complete nonsense. I for one would listen to it.

[@jmmartin7766]

Just so long as you say, "donkeys" & "chuffed to bits" at least once... lol

[@Danimal506]

Glad to see more of the "Lifestyle" videos!

[@asherdash12]

Love your videos. Very classy and cool.

[@ryanmead3939]

Hi tgv i hope all is well over the pond? A satorial vid i love it, great top 10 tips, lover the suede driver loathers, a good look for spring/summer, keep up the great work, O&U you're friend Ryan.

[@ricktoombs9583]

I agree 100% on the flip flop issue, I've actually been in a decent restaurant and had my waiter wearing flip flops and paints sagging, so we left .great video as usual your friend from Tennessee

[@chiliprepper7678]

I always loved my Clarks desert boots.

[@theurbangentry]

YESSSSSS!!!! Classis. Me too, I was big into them before I had youtube. Thank you sir!!!! Best regards TGV

[@yunjinchuah6260]

Hey TGV im late... but i do like open collar polo shirts and military jackets/shirts for summer... pure class!!

[@jorgklatt396]

Hey, your „Bundeswehr Fallschirmjäger“ was mostly spot on 👍🏼 You may want to look into no-show socks for the summer. I love em

[@simonamotz1500]

First 😀😀😀 Those intros are awesome always feel like i'm getting back to the early 1900's

[@theurbangentry]

LOL, Thank you, Best regards, TGV

[@camero_1110]

Love the opening! Just having fun:)

[@magicaardvark1]

Do love The Fighting Temeraire. It's a must see at the National Gallery. Just acquired my first luxury timepiece.. Omega Seamaster 300m Blue Dial. Currently wearing on a nice navy blue/white NATO strap, of course :) Thanks for the advice Gov'ner!

[@MrIcecolddd]

Best sunglasses around Oliver Peoples or Garrett Leight, they have some truly timeless styles. Although good shout with Persol, for when you want to channel your inner Steve McQueen. All the best TGV!

[@markhpluygers2226]

Maybe this will make you laugh, I hope so. I'm a keen follower of your channel, you pop up almost daily with your bits, be it watches, your books, your home and so on. I like your channel I have to say, you make me smile. As a watch check, I just bought the blue dial Sky Dweller in SS and love it (and crashed it already). Big scratch. I have a large collection of watches that I rotate day by day, so we are on the same channel. I also worked with Aston Martin for 32 years before resigning and moving to Amsterdam...............But in you 10 mens essentials, that made me laugh the most. You NEVER mentioned underwear!. Now come on, are you a boxers man or a briefs man, hipsters or deep cut, Calvins or Jockey or ?. You are far too slick to go Camo I know, so hey guys, what about the stuff that is holding your most precious play toy!! I'd guess (and be wrong) UG, you love the classic Calvins, since you are in the USA, but like the 10 days power reserve of the Oris Manual wind Business watch, operating American Underwear is hopeless. What the f......k design is that?. If you are of a reasonable size, you simply can't get it out!...... and your thumbs bleed when you wind that 10 day bitch. I know, I tried it. 124 winds to fill it up!......... You can't beat the good old Marks and Sparks Y fronts, purely a one hand job, while you can enjoy your second hand for something else, don't need to undo anything accept your zip and out he comes. Do the business and throw him back in. That's about as efficient as a Rolex Oyster.........., how daring and imaginative are you going to be to touch this most 'un-talked about subject'. I regard my underwear as important as my shoes, but you never mentioned a whisper about the subject. Keep up your great slightly cheaky channel, it's super cool and still very English. Hug..... Mark, Amsterdam.

[@CaptainRambunctious]

Tally Bally Ho to you too! 😉 Love linen shirts and suits. The main issue with a linen shirt is obviously packing it and then ironing out all the ceases again. Hanging on the shower curtain rail when showering gets the wrinkles out as a little tip! Excellent video as always sir!

[@magicaardvark1]

Yes indeed sir. I think, however, that linen needs its creases. I love the look of my linen suit when travelling. Very 'Mickey Rourke in Angel Heart' look :) Great tip for the shower rail too. Cheers!

[@CaptainRambunctious]

You're welcome! Ah, I prefer linen without creases unless it's the end of the day! :-)

[@JDAbbeyIII]

Have you tried a travel steamer? I wear linen pants daily to work in the summer and it only takes 3 minutes to steam them when they are wrinkled.

[@jimm5593]

Love the bloopers intro!!

[@kuokliangchin2078]

Love your style T. Thanks for sharing. Been waiting a long time for a sartorial video! You may appreciate Uniqlo - simple, stylish and comfortable. No tacky branding. Huge variety.

[@theurbangentry]

Thank you KLC, will deffo check them out now. Best regards, TGV

[@bjornholmstrom7057]

Brilliant beginning!

[@rustneversleeps7094]

Great choices. I was a bit surprised that you wouldn't think of the classic Aviator sunglasses for summer, seems they would be, very much, your style. Thin Temples (I believe that's the word you were searching for) light weight and; of course; classic.

[@Br0ns0n]

So much agreed about exposing ones feet. To me there are very specific times and events where one can show their feet without being gouache.

[@champy1210]

Had an affinity for Lacoste shirts as a child too. Maybe it was the little gator. 👍

[@theurbangentry]

Haha, I am glad I am not the only one. Thank you my friend :D Best regards, TGV

[@Frntrgrpblake]

1. good carry knife 2. Sporty watch (I'm wearing a Seiko Padi Turtle, or a Suunto Core All Black) 3. Good comfortable and light t-shirts (Hugo Boss makes some nice slight v-necks) 4. Converse Chucks are my light shoes in place of sandals or flip flops, i don't even own a pair and detest them 5.A lighter riding jacket for summertime motorcycle rides 6. In place of the suede i wear some HB Black leather Chelsea boots 7. I like to switch out to a lighter thinner wallet in the summer, I usually carry a Magpul DAKA in synthetic , or a Perry Ellis Bi-fold in black leather 8. Sunglasses are usually Spy or Oakley, but i am very interested in some Persol glasses this summer. 9. T-rexarms Sidecar Holster 10. Glock 43.

[@tombeast17]

Love it. As we approach summer 3 years on, has much changed in this list?

[@thestig007]

I also agree with not wearing flip flops unless you're at the pool or beach. Everything has a time and place, and flip flops should not be worn out of laziness.

[@ThisIsMyFullName]

8:11 Fun fact: Dockers are actually a brand made by Levi's back in 1986. Dockers were one of the leading brands to make chino pants popular as casual-wear in the late 80s. Although for a cheaper price, Dockers actually make high quality pants.

[@murrayculix]

You have a style that suits your personality.

[@bpcookiedough]

Best intro yet!

[@mrmosinnagant7787]

Love the humorous intro

[@simoncrawford350]

That start was a classic, very confusing, but awfully entertaining! (sort of a cross between the manor born & the Sweeney 😂👍) ( ok, I’m a Pom from the 70’s)👍

[@diycraftq8658]

Wonderful intro so funny glad u left it all in Sir! Bravo!!

[@lanceuppercut7436]

A fun essentials video TGV. Enjoyed it very much. I’d have to say one of my summer essentials is a quality V necked T shirt i can mix for different every day situations. It gets quite hot here in Western Australia, so keeping cool while trying to maintain a modicum of class can be a bit of a balancing act. In-fact, as i type this, it’s the 3rd official day of winter and I’m sitting here in my V neck T shirt and shorts! 21 degrees (Celsius) outside and sun is shining. Sunglasses weather. Onwards and upwards my friend😁

[@walle7443]

Hey, i just wanted to say thanks for showing how beautiful watches are. I was owning a samsung smartwatch and was looking for straps, and i came along one of yours videos and, i actually sold that one i i just yesterday ordered a seiko diver. Can't look at that thing anymore, and i love your videos. Thanks :D

[@lshin80]

Espadrillas are essential for me too. I use to have long summer walks, up to 5 miles, and they protect my feet while keeping them relatively cool (exposing my feet is not an option for me either). I also got a small collection of ultra cheap polos from various brands, plus a nice second hand Ralph Lauren I picked for €15 (definitely the best in the bunch). And of course, a summer hat to protect me from the mercyless Italian sun. I chose a 10X palm straw cowboy hat (Texan style) by Bullhide for $40. I get the most puzzled looks by people on the streets, but who cares: it's light, comfortable, and protects my head allowing it to breathe. Wide brim so I don't need sunglasses anymore. Talking about sunglasses, have you ever checked out Polaroid? They're great but you need to try them before buying since their polarized lenses don't get along with certain LCD screens.

[@danielgarrad]

⚖ purchased some blue suade loafers, about to away to Morocco and always seem to panic pack as I never know what to take so want to take everything, so great its to see this guide gives me a few ideas. Cheers Mr lacoste.

[@raulsaavedra709]

Something I felt was missing was a sun cap, always wear one during the Summer together with my sunglasses. Important to avoid some caps that cut into your forehead, some cotton ones tend to do that, so for the summer I favor the lighter synthetic ones, with very light colors: white, or light gray, or sand/khaki. I've worn some Nike ones several times till getting them too worn out, they are very very comfortable. Unfortunatelly I've lost some of my favortie caps over time, and I still miss some of them. Here in Europe, options I find super comfortable as well as super affordable are caps from the Decathlon stores, Kalenji or Forclaz brands, highly recommended

[@barnapeterfi7589]

Amazing video! Please do more:) and I’m still waiting on some book reviews. Great job TGV! We love you

[@Masterpsflood]

Love the "pre-intro"

[@fullymechanical9055]

Great elocution lesson for us all there, especially on a Monday morn.

[@Inkreptile]

I wear almost all my vintage pieces on NATO's or person straps and I have to say it looks great and for the past few week I have been enjoying my vintage kelton on a black perlon strap and it is indeed very breathable So yeah it may not be ten things but definitely perlon Also nice to see this videos that are not purely watch related Have a nice day!

[@SHANKS183]

What do you think about Tissot Couturier? Should I get it or get a SARB instead?

[@Bearzo23]

High quality, soft, white, V-neck t-shirts are a must have for me.

[@sebnilsson3164]

thats a class intro if i have ever seen one good sport!

[@lion5352-z1s]

I recommend Columbia shirt and Columbia titanium jackets . They are all uv breathable with cool max and very comfortable to wear