An Overview Of Men’s Fabrics | Know Your Fibers and Shop Smarter!

A top line overview of the fibers that make up the majority of men’s fabrics you see and wear today, along with the qualities, benefits and drawbacks! Hope this makes you a smarter shopper ;)

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Chapters:

00:00 Intro
01:05 Cotton
02:24 Polyester
03:44 Wool
04:54 Acrylic
05:32 Linen & Silk
06:50 Chiffon
07:08 Rayon
07:56 Spandex/Lycra/Elastane
08:33 Nylon
09:45 Outro

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[skipskops]

I loved this. As I'm getting older, now 34. I've started to be a bit more conscious with what I buy. I'm starting to buy quality. A year or so ago, everything was second hand. Now I'm mixing it up with brand new and quality second hand.

[srng.]

Man, I was searching for this video. And here you are, my favourite fashion youtuber with the video on the same topic.

[fwoggangidk]

Oh, nice, I finally get to learn about these! Now I can start my own research on it. Thanks mate!

[daveausmunchen]

Could you go into detail a bit more about how to take care of specific fabrics.

I know you have a somewhat old video on taking care of your clothes. But how to wash/dry cashmere sweaters, wool coats, shoe cleaning, removal of pilling, … would be amazing

Anyway you stay the best, greetings from Germany :)

[hannahmayo]

I literally just started talking a Textiles class in college so this is so relevant!!

[maxalaintwo]

I really wish we could make some more developments on synthetic sustainability

[theotht]

The kind of video that expands ur knowledge and helps u in ur entirety of ur life

[collins_channel]

Bro. Loved this episode. Please!!!! more of this!!!

[mhdluqman]

Since I live in tropical country, I always try to buy/wear linen. 
It's the most comfortable fabric for me, even more comfortable than supima cotton, especially because I sweat easily.

[autumnisbetterthanspring]

I started including lyocell in my wardrobe, it does exactly what lenin does and not only that, it drapes just beautiful.

[brion]

Is the 'what I wore this week' series going to make a comeback? I like those.

[butchoward]

I really enjoyed this video I felt it was really educational and will make me more aware of the clothes I purchase. Also I like the way you pronounce polyester.

[SinndesLebens]

Very good video...
Thanks for your efforts 👌

[kalebdavenport]

I would love to learn more about silk! If it's not worth a video then I'd be interested to read any articles you recommend. I was thinking about buying some silk/satin shirts but it seems like you weren't necessarily the biggest fan of that use and I'm curious why.

[dgloverproductions]

Can you do a video on when you wear linen suits wool suits regular suits and how to style them

[rockygabriel]

Where's the hoodie from? Very nice there..

[rasmis]

I try to stay in 100 % cotton clothing, apart from woollen suits, because I find it's more durable. Especially if I want to use power tools. If I need to use an angle grinder or anything producing sparks, or I need to be close to open flames, the synthetics melt.

[Fernando-vnms]

Can you deep down about Cotton quality and how to choose it?

[GardinerAlan]

Would be cool to get some advice on flat drying woollen clothing (especially with limited space)

[frankmollee]

I would argue against cotton being sustainable. It requiers a ton of water, And is grown in areas where water is not always plentifull. The cotton production is (partially) responsable for the dissapearing of the aral see. A huge lake completely dissapearing is not strictly sustainable?