13 SECRET Clothing Tricks You NEED To Know NOW!

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[raykleiner]

Great tips and tricks. Love the doubled sided fabric tape idea. When travelling light and my shirt gets creased I take a shower, then hang the shirts on a hanger with the bathroom door closed. Voila! Job done.

[TechnoLawyer]

That collar thing is slick. I need one — the floppy placket is the bane of my fashion existence.

[peterwoods]

I decided to get the slick collar following your recommendation a few years back, and it has truly lived up to all your praises. It's a constant companion for me, working seamlessly every time. I truly appreciate your suggestion.

[shawndennstedt]

"No wire hangers!!!" - Mommy Dearest

[Marlon_B-]

That double sided tape tip it’s great!

[stevest]

John, simple solution to avoid deodorant marks on a pull-over shirt. Put deodorant on with or without powder. Before putting the shirt on, just roll up the bottom of the shirt a few times to make a "cuff". Now when you pull over the shirt, only the inside of the shirt will rub against the deodorant. No marks on the outside! Try it.

[rushathaway]

Maybe a video on how to respond to compliments when people comment positively on your outfit.

[paulwen]

Great suggestions. The kind of gentlemen's classy advice we've seemed to have lost.

[CanadaAstro]

I constantly have issues with pocket squares. I have different types. Perhaps a video on this ?

[DesertMav]

Fun video. I recently put a monochrome ensemble together in blue. Blue jeans, a nice medium blue polo, blue belt and blue sneakers to finish it out. I also recently found a few pairs of darker blue jeans that would look really nice, but they are a couple of inches too long, so now I'm going to see if I can take them to be hemmed.

[robertofont]

Hi John! I apologize for a very long absence. Months ago I had undiagnosed walking pneumonia and I fell into the habit of not watching much if anything. I'm 100% now and totally committed to your videos once more. Because of you I did purchase the slick collar and I use it when needed. Liked the double-sided tape idea and the insoles from sneakers to uncomfortable shoes is brilliant. Thank you! It's so good to be watching your videos again. Best to you!

[MJSStyle-wgei]

I use Slick Collar on limp collars. I like it. For me, I use the sandwich method a lot also. Since I don't have a left arm functioning right now, I can't pull a t-shirt over my head so I have button-down shirts. The shirt then coordinates with the shoes which usually have denim jeans or shorts between

[frankgonzalez]

I love your fashion tips! They've elevated my sense of style and I'm much more aware of what I wear. Thank you!

[katiannb.]

Downey has a wrinkle release spray that works great 👍

[omarcortes]

The soles for the shoes are very useful, especially if you also wear shoes for work. Is way more comfortable.

[Rudey]

A little trick from Cadets (as we used to get told off a lot for having those shoulder bumps due to using those thin metal coat hangers or the thin plastic ones) Wrap the ends of the coat hanger with a tea towel, one at each end to pad out the thin part, I even saw a Cadet use 2 toilet roll tubes slotted on each end of the coat hanger. I have never tried that method but it really worked.

[piave]

Or be a legend Like John and Go Commando with white pants!
Kidding ! - Love your Vids John! always great points. Ciao!

[dennisclanton]

T shirts or knit shirt I use thin felt coated hangers and I don't have isolated stretching issues. The wooden ones like yours I used for coats n jackets. I also hang many of my pants and imo the best pants hangers are the 4 clip Kilt hangers for the expensive pants the not so expensive ones I use the 2 clip wooden ones. The wide wooden hangers are great but when you have 100+ shirts hanging up they just use up too much room. For wrinkled shirt I hang them up and spray them and get them wet so gravity helps pull out the wrinkles . I also give them a hard shake like a rug a few times and this seems to work pretty well on my linnen shirts.

[shahzadkhannov]

Pls share the secret of your (head) hair.
I also wanna know what's the best trimmer or tool to use to maintain a subtle look (facial hair) like yours.
Thanks

[US_Romm]

I remember you stating turning your hangers around and totally forgot about that. Going to go do that for my summer work-wear right now. Thanks for the reminder!