10 Rules To Follow When Wearing A Suit

10 Rules To Follow When Wearing A Suit. In this video, Jeff from The Style O.G. discusses the ten rules men should follow when wearing a suit. From what to wear with a suit, to how the suit should fit, he goes into detail on how a man knows if he's wearing the most important men's style item correctly.

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[zeues]

"When you are wearing a suit, you are already making a powerful statement ". My favourite quote of the year.

[dorenste]

50 years old. First time in a suit. This got me out the door! Thanks.

[corbinarhh]

this man a savior, had prom yesterday and literally watched this while driving over to pick up my date😂

[volvix]

1. If the jacket doesn't fit on the shoulders, don't buy it because it's difficult and expensive to tailor that area.
2. For a thinner lapel, wear a thinner tie, and vice versa.
3. The shirt should fall around the bone of the pinky side of your hand, and the shirt should be visible about half an inch when your arms are free.
4. Button the shirt's top button and make sure you cannot stick more than one finger and not choking you.
5. Follow the "Sometimes, Always, Never" buttons rule. (03:08) Keep the jacket button when standing up and unbutton when sitting.
6. Wear long enough socks to not see your skin when sitting.
7. If you wear a 3-piece suit, unbutton the bottom button of your vest.
8. If you wear a belt, wear a thin leather belt and make sure it matches closely with your shoes.
9. Wear a simple, thin leather watch.
10. Wear as few accessories as possible, like a watch, a tie clip, and a pocket square.

You can thank me by memorising these

[craigharris]

Once again you are spot on. I've been wearing suits to work over 35 years, and the smartest thing I've done is to stop putting anything into my jacket pockets. I used to put pens, business cards and later mobile phones. It changes the entire silhouette and sometimes damages. The jacket.

It is great to still be able improve my garment game. Keep shining.

[alwags]

Just got my first suit fitted at 34. Thanks for the tips to make sure I am wearing it right. Love the videos Jeff! Salute.

[nativewarrior]

Mr O.G.
You are becoming a mentor to us
Thank you for such a great style tips!
Saluuutteee you!!!

[MrRUSSWILL]

Well done Sir! I am in midlife changing careers and now I have to wear suits and ties .. I NEED this information and your delivery is mad cool much appreciated! SALUTE!!!

[jaietaylor]

Thank you for these tips. You're the best I've seen on grooming thus far

[dishank]

Thanks for this video, helped me a lot ❤️

[nickcrown]

Great vid O.G. I love your channel. I 've been doing a little vacationing but I haven't forgotten about the O.G. your my own personal fashion specialist that I can take on the go with me. Great job. Keep them coming

[derrickdavisbigboystyle]

Great advice!! I follow all of those except the watch. I only have one color band with my watch, black, and I wore it with every type of shoe either black or brown. I needed that tip. Keep up the good work!

[dishank]

That james bond watch and movie scenes 😂, am going on a movie marathon again now... Thanks to you 😂😂

Styled by OJ. Amen! Suit just does something to my walk and confidence.

[MichaelSaunier]

This is excellent foundational knowledge that we must keep passing down to our boys. Really well done and all-encompassing 👏

[nvworthy]

great advice. thanks Jeff. love the channel.

[jonstern]

Good simple tips. I'm a bit of a rebel/test things out for myself person though, so I'm still experimenting with the button thing so I can sense for myself what doing up the bottom one does and doesn't do

[jimmyedmondsjr]

Style OG great material definitely, information I can use.

[antoniodenino]

As usual, great simple tips. Love your channel.
Maybe you can do a future video on pocket squares and lapel pins.

[mgarcia]

This video was really insightful. I always want to ensure I have the proper etiquette in a business setting. Much appreciate the share.