Discussing Your Outfits #4 - My humble opinion on your classic menswear endeavours

[@Vintagebursche]

What is your favorite outfit of this video and why?

[@AvesCanunt]

I can't decide between 6 and 13, and there all so interesting!

[@brentoconner2537]

I’m

[@ketogenetic6348]

Clearly Adrian. 14:27 ! it is just well fitting and doing with different Colours, a lot of smoothness. Nothing is to long or to short. The overall is amazing. specialy for me, the brown shoes. Love these ones.

[@ABC-rh7zc]

Maybe 14, 17 or 18 but there are so many good contenders. Difficult choice!

[@Teverell]

I honestly think you could make this a regular series on your channel! I'm not really into vintage styles but I love seeing these, and how you want to help people improve their looks! Please do more of these episodes!

[@iansoutryer3189]

That's the type of video I really enjoy because of the diversity of styles.

[@dylanhall6355]

Thanks for including me! (Dylan at the 16 minute mark) I have to say that my favorite outfit of the video is Alexander, who comes in at 23:08. The colors are stunning, and I love the bold, but authentic silhouette. That’s definitely a look to aspire to! In hindsight, I wish I had submitted an outfit with a more creative, mismatched combination of pieces myself, though I do feel good about my outfit here as well. I’m thinking about starting a KZbin channel soon, focusing on fashions of the 1920s-50s, and including lots of tasty true vintage!

[@m.maclellan7147]

Definitely need more men in the sewing/tailoring/historical KZbin!

[@sandromatthiouz7413]

I subscribed, waiting for your content, mate!

[@voidremoved]

First thing I thought is the right kind of hat would make that outfit complete

[@k.s.421]

Your outfit looked the best. Greetings from Germany. Kath xx I am a big fan of Austrian designer Lena Hoschek (she does 30s-60s style)....All the best.

[@larryd473]

Please do consider making another episode. This is the content I subscribed for! I'm thinking of getting into sewing. I will definitely check out your tutorials and also maybe buy your sewing patterns when I have acquired the necessary skills. I don't aim for period correct attire myself but these are very nice outfits to draw inspiration from. I woud love to participate if you decide to make a new episode for this series.

[@charliestevensmee9324]

Cheers for having my submission! I'll make sure to change the shirt, hopefully with detachable collars. Thanks again.

[@annastevens1526]

LOVE how international the participants are here! Really cool to see so many young people enthusiastically experimenting with fashion from different eras to find what they enjoy & what suits them best, rather than feeling constrained by only current trends.

[@benman1577]

Doggo???? Chef's kiss????? Banger???????? WHAT IS GOING ON!!!!!

[@RW7266]

That was an absolutely fascinating programme. I came about your page from a link after the Pitti Uomo 2022 video that you made, which was also fascinating. The first suit I wore was my father's wedding suit, to a family event when I was about sixteen, he was married in 1951, I felt ridiculous. I was glad to out grow it before the next event. When he died, I donated it to a charity shop along with all his other clothes that did not fit me, that was in 1982. His advice, which I followed was buy what is good, not what is merely fashionable tat. My Grenson Victorian style derby boots are thirty years old, my Burberry raincoat, is thirty five, my Turnbull and Asser shirts are all in their thirties and none of them look tired or worn. Unfortunately a life of sport means that none of my suits fit me any longer, including a Paul Smith suit I won in a raffle prize at a GQ event in about 1990. I'm glad to see so many people using Darcy Clothing, as I fear they won't have sufficient business.

[@sandromatthiouz7413]

Hello Niklas, I really thank you to have included my photo, as much as your kind words; they were really heart-warming and much appreciated. Alexandre. P.S. I absolutely love n°14, definitely classic, but the really dapper kind!

[@mrdesignit145]

I’m glad that you like my outfit!

[@MrGrandpaCat]

You have good taste Enzo! Very welcome here and keep it up! :) Wish I dressed vintage at your age!

[@rmdewberry2482]

I love seeing the submissions. It's fascinating to see what folks are putting together all over the world.

[@m.maclellan7147]

These were all really great ! You are very positive & encouraging. Always enjoyable to learn like this.

[@tonydeltablues]

I'm really pleased I lived to hear Vintagebursche say, "Yet another banger". :-) Danke.

[@matiasthered]

Even though I didn't submit a outfit for this video was it still very inspirational. Thank you.

[@vintagelife5195]

I really enjoy these videos. Please make more!

[@mrdesignit145]

Thanks for reviewing my outfit!

[@canucknancy4257]

Wonderful. You are kind and helpful with your comments.

[@ihopetowin]

It's good to see people make an effort. So much better than the majority getting around dressed like ten year olds.

[@ibrahimsavran4563]

I have just discovered this channel. Absolutely magnificent. Danke Schon, alles gute.

[@joaomarcelo__]

I was soooo anxious for it...

[@bobbirdsong6825]

I liked Pom’s (?) outfit the best. Out of everything, his was the most “lived in”, or the one I could see being the most natural to wear day to day. He didn’t quite get as close to his historical inspiration as the other submissions, but his personal style seems to work so well it doesn’t matter.

[@m.maclellan7147]

Must say Eric's hat reminded me of the hats that the Amish & Mennonites wear ! Mostly based in Pennsylvania, but there are some elsewhere, too.

[@krunoslavkovacec1842]

Are you going to make a video on thrift shops you shop at ? Congrats on 30k subscribers. Been here from two thousand 👍

[@KenMcKenzie98]

I keep meaning to send mine in but I keep forgetting!

[@belagrolaub8746]

Absolutely loving your channel. I'm a newly out trans man and your vintage fashion advice has been invaluable to me recently. Since I have to rethink how to dress and what kind of man I am fashion-wise, the logical choice for me seems to dress vintage/historybound goth. (Doing LARP for roughly 10 years now, making my own costumes, sewing my own clothes and being a big ol' nerd about historical fashion in genreral.) I'm currently sewing a pair of Victorian work trousers and planning a roughly late Victorian suit for next year. My favourite outfit by far is #13! It's so daring and a real statement, love it!

[@harkonen1000000]

Wristwatch in the first picture seems to be something based on Cartier Tank (it's heavily copied), which is a line started in 1918. Would be very modern for 1920s. Cartier was really pushing men's fashion in the direction of wristwatches since 1904 with the first pilot's wristwatch (Santos).

[@niaj4]

Always enjoy your videos! May I ask where you got your striped buttonshirt? That isn't an easy to find pattern, especially with the plain white collar; very elegant. (As far as the gentleman with the pinky ring, I think it works on him! I'd only drop the tie clip, because, with a waistcoat, especially that high, it serves no purpose anyway.)

[@Vintagebursche]

That's a shirt made according to our sewing book. The collar is detachable and also made according to our book. The fabrics are from a flea market and from Acorn Fabrics.

[@niaj4]

@@Vintagebursche I suspected the collar might be detachable (I am still a newbie in many regards.) Great choice of fabric, and thank you for your reply. Though my sewing skills are atrocious, I shall look into the book!

[@labibliotecadelsapiens]

love the outfits

[@PlyzmP]

Great video!

[@maverickfoxbmsn]

For vintage style footwear I would wear high ankle shoes they're basically a 1900's British Military Officer's boots.

[@magnusosmond1835]

They wore bonnets in out lander not berets and if you were referring to the blue tone it was to show they support the Jacobites

[@richardplant7634]

We love your advice- thank you

[@JP-lf5tp]

The bowler hat was invented by lock & co. In London which is still around they'll measure your head and make your hat real nice😉

[@huskybaby1988]

Erstmal danke das du dir so viel Zeit für Freunde der guten, alten Mode nimmst :) Ich selbst spreche leider wenig Englisch, weshalb ich jeden Untertitel übersetzen muss ^^ Meinen Versuch könnte ich ja auch mal einreichen, wenn ich darf ;)....ein Miniversion sieht man im Avatar.

[@Saelreth]

priorities! 9:38

[@burritodog3634]

outfit 8 looks like hanayama from baki

[@MelzoA.]

Grüß dich! Erstmal: tolles Video! ❤ Frage: wo hast du die „Krawatte“ her und die Weste? Die sehen sehr hochwertig aus! Grüße gehen raus an den Algorithmus ☺️

[@danone2414]

you mentioned about a tailoring book? is there a link of some short to it?

[@Vintagebursche]

Yes, you can find links in the video description and in the end screen of the video. And here is a third option: vintagebursche.de/produkt/sewing-vintage-menswear-digital-international-edition/?lang=en

[@magnusosmond1835]

I’m very into watches and I have to say for the first guy he should drop the wrist watch, wrist watches we’re market to women until ww1 when soldiers realized how hard it was to check a pocket watch sitting in a trench and didn’t become common for men until ww2

[@mrpinkstuttgart]

Danke für das tolle Video. Darf ich Dich fragen, was das für ein schöner Krawattenknoten ist, den Du verwendest? Danke.

[@rainwaterd]

Hello Vintagebursche. I getting ready for my first "tailored" suit. I have a casual lifestyle and love the Italian Naples style, soft shoulders/no shoulder padding/patch pockets sometimes. .....but......all the present tailors seem to be cutting the jackets too short, with a little too much flair cut from the first button. i.e. the bottom of the tie, belt buckle, or shirt shows at the bottom cut away of the jacket? Correct me if I'm wrong, but is this a modern version of the "classic" Neopolitan style? I'm searching for vintage photos of vintage Neopolitan style. Your knowledge/opinion would be welcome. I would like my first "tailored" suit to be presentable. Thank you.

[@kahn04]

I’m just getting into vintage clothes, I have a waistcoat inspired by 1920’s English hunting fashion, except the buttons are cheap black plastic. What can I replace them with for a more appropriate look?

[@tonydeltablues]

Yes !!!

[@James_Elliott_II]

Hello, I'd like to ask just techniclly, if as 15 yo. Can I be put in the next video? Or same situation as the 12 yo. Lad that is yoo young to be put due to the law? I have quite few interessting photos I could share, like my 1900's/1910's 3-piece frock coat.

[@elliott7630]

Is Ocean really 19?! He looks so mature and handsome for an average 19 y o

[@fynnbruderlin4480]

hi :) can you recommend some places to find sleeve garters?

[@peterlee277]

When I wear my bowler hat, similar thing happens like above with the visible difference of width between my forehead and my hat. Should I buy a new bowler or would it be ok to wear it anyway?

[@jt_olakunle]

#13!

[@radiobob1908]

Transmasc enby here. I just discovered your channel today and I really appreciate it. I've always loved fashion, but had a hard time reconciling that with my nonbinary identity. My masculinity is still pretty fragile, and it's good for me to see men doing sewing and fashion.

[@LeviSquidman]

Why couldn’t Enzo’s picture be shown? Because of his age?

[@tatianataticardoso5890]

Legenda em português, por favor...

[@bellarose1562]

Soooo, as a women into vintage fashion where can I find a man who dresses like this? Where are they hiding? Is there a secret password for them to appear? 👀

[@voidremoved]

First outfit I don't like the tie. I wish his tie was a bit more narrow and not those colors. The colors remind me too much of his hat, coat and shit colors. I would try a unique color. Bring in a new color with the tie

[@timecop8489]

Так, какой прекрасный человек сделал русские субтитры?

[@mr.anti-hero4398]

How old are you? You kinda emmit C. Waltz vibes...only younger.

[@voidremoved]

If your pipe blew some bubbles right at the end of the dramatic intro, that would be splendid

[@vintagecrtgaming855]

So pre 911

[@vintagecrtgaming855]

Sound like Bruno