5 Essentials Every Old Money Guy Needs (incl. 1 that's free)

Master the old money aesthetic with these five essential elements.

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Sweater by Spier and Mackay - (no longer available)

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Timestamps:
0:00 Why old money?
0:24 Number 1
1:40 Number 2
3:08 Number 3
4:12 Number 4
5:30 Number 5
6:29 Conclusion

[thearchangel]

This is the most amazing youtube channel for young men curently, so glad i found it. You are doing a great job teaching the youth to be gentlemen in a world full of rude and obnoxious people. Cheers friend, all the best :)

[tuomas_knives]

I love the way these videos go straight to the point and no random filler mumbling about sponsorships or other things.

[kathleenkalt]

I'm female, but I'm old and know that you should always start with a navy blazer. It's required dress at many prep schools. A tweed blazer can't be worn in the summer, whereas, navy can be worn year round. Your second blazer should be the Harris tweed or equivalent.

[garethhoughton]

A gentleman is not defined the content of his wallet or the cut of his suit but by the content of his character and his manners.

[scottbaron]

I'm an older gentleman and have subscribed to Antonio's channel for years. It's nice to see a younger demographic attempt to educate your peers on style. Well done, sir. New subscriber!

[chancewilson]

Definitely want to hear more about manners and etiquette.

[mikedytham]

Shoes - they MUST be clean and lightly polished. And in a good state of repair. Renew the heal and soles at a good cobblers and try not to wear them more than a couple of times per week to allow them to dry out. Shoe trees are great for keeping the shoe in shape.

But I really must agree on the bit about manners. Sadly lacking from most people right now. Great video, sir.

[alexanderpatrick]

Manners, etiquette and social graces are very important. I would love to see that video.

[tonytoomuch]

Highly recommend always dressing up and going with old money look. It's classic. I always dress up and my wife and her friends always compliment me. It boosts confidence too

[davidjsouth]

Heirloom. I have a grandfather clock my grandfather made for me decades ago when he was an avid woodworker. I hope it will be treasured by my children someday when I die.

[lijn]

Hi1 Old guy from the Netherlands here. Great video. Except from wearing a sweater directly over a t-shirt.

[jadexx]

I love this look! The colors and textures of the sweater and jacket over top looks really great on you. Hair and moustache on point as well!

[johnnyboyvan]

I am new money and grew up quite poor. I love beautiful items and especially cashmere and merino.

[gastondeveaux]

That is a very nice, simple herringbone jacket you have on.

[anaalves]

I don't know how I ended up on your channel, but I really like it. I totally agree that manners really make or break a person, thank you for mentioning it 😁.

[jeremiahbok]

Antonio Centeno! How kind of him to reach out to you, well deserved! He really is one of the best in the game as you say, he was one of the first channels I discovered when I was learning how to dress, and he completely revamped my style, along with Aaron Marino at Alpah M, Ashley Weston who is now calling her channel Men's Fashioner, and Raphael Schneider over at Gentleman's Gazette. I have since seen a video Courtney Ryan made reacting to a pretty damn sexist video Aaron Marino did some years back, that he still hasn't apologized for to my knowledge, so now I have mixed feelings about Aaron. However, the rest of the time he's so fun and so gracious, and seeing him with his wife, he's the polar opposite of a true misogynist. All the same, I don't find myself watching him in recent years. In any case, thanks to Antonio and the company, I adore the menswear Youtube space. The video format is truly the best way to learn about style since style is a visual medium. I now own a handful of books on fashion and menswear, I own a pair of double monks, and various other things I never even wanted before I encountered menswear YouTube, and I consider dressing well to be a way to bring happiness into strangers' lives. It sounds corny but I know it's true for me, when I see a good outfit it makes my day better. "In a world full of Logan Pauls, be a Cary Grant." Ha, YES. 👏 Another great video and another great outfit. Thanks for reading my ramblings. Cheers to your style.

[anonymouslakernerd]

The "old money trend" is hilarious. As far as looks go, I prefer subtlety to flash. But insofar as the idea is to give the impression of wealth (without wealth), it's as much a pose as is slathering oneself in designer labels. Reminds me of that old Dr. Seuss story about the Star Belly Sneetches.

[johnclaybaugh]

I love Antonio's channel.

Amd i feel like every guy can benefit from all of the items in this video. Good job.

[EldonEvangelista]

Your channel will be huge. And I will proudly say I was here before the 10k

[liamcollins]

I love a nice blazer or sportscoat. For my work, wearing a suit and tie everyday would be overkill, but I still like to look professional and well put together each day, so for most days, blazers paired with open collared shirts and complementing pocket squares are the perfect compromise.
I started off with mostly blues and greys, but recently I've also branched out to earthier colours like brown, forest green, and rusty red, and often in textured materials like wool or linen.