How To Suit Up As An Adult Man

Timestamps:
0:00 - How To Suit Up As An Adult Man
0:03 - Rule #1
0:59 - Rule #2
1:38 - Rule #3
1:48 - Rule #4
2:08 - Rule #5
4:40 - What message do you want to send with your outfit?
5:59 - First suit color?
6:38 - Suit fit
9:00 - Suit jacket fit
11:58 - Trouser fit
12:40 - Suit fabric
14:08 - Sports Jacket
15:00 - Different kinds of jacket
15:43 - Lapel types
17:05 - Different Kinds of Jacket Pockets
18:30 - Trouser Types
19:39 - Dress Shirt
22:00 - Necktie
23:00 - What To Wear In A Hot Environment
23:50 - Pocket Square
24:25 - What Shoes to Wear With A Suit
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[RealMenRealStyle]

What shoes do you wear with a suit? Comment below!

[JSerrato]

Man all those outfits looking sharp. I hear people always asking me if what I am wearing is uncomfortable like these ones, but on the contrary I am at my most comfortable

[abboed.]

About a decade ago I went to a taylor, specialized in bespoke Italian style (Napels), in order to get myself my first custom made suit.
First I felt a bit uncomfortable (i.e. really necessary spending the money?).
But looking back I do think it was worth it, for always being one of the best dressed men in the room during special occasions.
And now, at almost 50, it forces me to stay in shape as well, just in order to fitting the (almost) timeless, still very stylish custom made suit. 😎

[drsamscott]

Fantastic content, as always. I recently lost a lot of weight, about 3 years ago. I really enjoy suits and sport jackets. It has been so much fun rebuilding my collection. I am in the fashion phase, after the first basic suit solid colors. I am having fun now with more patterns. I live in Clearwater Beach, Florida. I am from Chicago. The weight loss has been a blessing with the new suits, as I choose lighter materials for the weather. Thank you, for the enlightening content!🙏🏼☺️

[CordEldridge]

You are accurate with the description of this Suitsupply location in Chicago! I purchased three spread collar egyptian cotton dress shirts and their seasonal orange double-breasted overcoat! I support your analysis of the location, being a Chicago citizen. I am amazed by the service and quality of materials in their suits options!

[delanoscott]

Excellent advice as always Antonio. Over the past five years or so I’ve noticed I’ve made a transition into wearing the sport coat and odd trouser combination and I couldn’t be happier. Yes I still wear full suits but the versatility this gives me is unparalleled. I’ve also started dabbling in turtlenecks with the looks and I’m loving it.

[onefist]

This EDUCATION is PRICELESS to many men's success society and in the eyes of us....quality again, Antonio!!!!

" as an adult man"..🤣🤣

[gregguralnik]

This video was awesome. I've been dressing up consistently for the last 3 years and your videos continue to help me improve my style.

[kevinbutler]

Suit supply has revolutionized my style. My best dressed friend put me onto them last year. They are not cheap, but they aren't out of line either. $700 for a suit, $120 for shirts, $200 for trousers. But the quality and customer service rivals bespoke. Lifetime alterations too. Wish I would have known about them longer. I tried on their navy peacoat and it's easily the nicest best fitting coat I've ever worn. I need a coat for work that has to be black so I didn't get it but I literally think about it everyday, that is how good it is.

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this is the most comprehensive suit vid ever. I've been watching your vids for a long time and this vid is a good refresher for everything

[Alex-qnxb]

I'm 17 years old and started wearing suits and overcoats almost a year ago. You helped me a lot getting into manswear and becoming a gentleman. Thank you a lot Antonio! 🙏

[jeffdallen]

I've watch you for years, but never commented. LOVE the brown apron derbies. And a great job representing Suit Supply. All your choices looked good, especially the fit you wore for the majority of the presentation.

[albertvelez]

I started shopping at suit supply 5 years and I enjoy the shopping experience you get when you go to their stores. I'm 5'4" and I was told by my tailor to find a store that caters to short men because the off the rack will not do me justice as far as the fit. I recommend the custom program because you'll have more options when designing your suit and the fit will be better. I took inventory on my wardrobe and donated it to a worthy cause because the fit was not close to the items I got from suit supply.

[FMJ]

Barnie Stinon approved! All jokes aside this is one of your best videos. I am a recent amputee (leg) and haven't worn a suit in a while, and not sure if I will ever wear one again. Unfortunate, because I always liked to suit up. Hopefully, after I get a hang of using a prosthetic I can one day don a suit again. Wish me luck!

[studentstudent]

Been a proud follower now for many years, thank you for Setting a good example for us men to aspire to, you’re a great guy Antonio!❤️

[Ladioz]

This is the best video on Youtube right now when it comes to every single detail about suits. Very relaxing video with tons of different information for different kinds of people

[LeadWithAdam]

Thank you! This was a home run. Everything I needed.

[gaddaitherage]

I love Suit Supply, and it’s very appropriate they partner up with you! All around great place to get suits. I have to wear suits during the weekday (for work) and pretty much sweat by them.

[OPe]

I feel woefully unprepared for suits after watching this, but at the same time, pretty thankful I found the channel. Not sure if I’ll ever be that fashionable but this just seem like cool stuff to learn just in case.

[ryptoll]

This is a lot of great advice. I'm a big fan of sport jackets, especially because of the extra variety you can get with them. It's fun to wear a sports jacket with odd trousers and an odd vest. I rarely wear full on suits because I'm the artist type who doesn't have an office job. I'm actually even considering going into the tailoring business, although that would be in years from now if so.

As for the shoes, I think they work well for casual suits, sport jackets, etc, or as you say to wear to and from work in a more formal suit, but derby's are generally a bit more casual than oxfords. So I'd place them on roughly the same level of formality as loafers and dressier boots.

One trick for making dress shoes more comfortable to wear if you need to walk a bit: get soft insoles, the ones you can buy separately and just put into any shoes. I bought a pair of insoles from the pharmacy, with all sorts of high tech gel padding and what not, that really make any shoes I wear a lot more comfortable. And it's completely invisible, so won't mess with the formality of your outfit. I walk and bike a lot, and wanted to look nice while doing it, so I figured it out.