Mate this was really well done. Cheers from Australia

Thanks, that's the story i wanted to hear

Thanks for the video ❤

This feels like a video essay you had to script and produce.

I’ve worn bib overalls working on my family farm and very day if my life.

😅 every time i buy a box they taste 10 years old like wtf

where did this man go? bro makes qulity content yest hasnt uploaded in 2 years. i hope mans ok

As a kid, I wore bib overalls to dress as a construction worker. Now I'm an electrician and the only clothes I wear are overalls.

Well it makes sense that plaid was found in Celtic tribes, as the Scottish people are Celtic.

You should research your product better. There are several package designs around the world. The British design is lovely with a dark background and gold swirls and a cute umbrella. Also, you are pronouncing the company's name incorrectly. There is also something to be said for the history of a product and the culture and traditions it represents. Please watch a video on how to brew a proper cup of tea. Fresh cold water brought to a brisk boil and then let steep for 3 minutes. There was no point to this video as you never gave the tea a chance. Sadly, you brewed it completely wrong. I would think that tasted horrid. :(

wow this is my new favorite class

They are unsalted tops but they still have salt they done that because some people complain about the salt on the top of crackers I like this ones better

I'm glad I found this video. I'm very fond of flannel shirts since my grandfather always wore one. Interestingly, he was not a lumberjack, but a hunter.

Very informative

very informative! been wearing flannel material shirts for my whole life! best shirts for anyweather! i was curious with history! between this andf wikipedia im full of knowledge now! great job

I resisted buying flannel for most of my life. I just didn't like the look on me. Finally my girlfriend made me buy one flannel shirt which I had to admit looked okay. Staring at it in my closet I was struck one day by the question "where did flannel actually come from as just a concept?". The internet had a few scattered articles? But I have to say, I enjoyed this video so much. Please make more. XD Great job.

Very cool dude!!

Love it! So few substantive videos on workwear are to be found on youtube! Keep up the good work

and what do you think about the theory that Thayaht invented this item, so called tuta?

Big fan of flannel and enjoyed the video a lot

Fascinating! ( seriously). Liked it 😁

Enjoyed tf outta this, thanks for making it

This is exactly the video I was looking for!💖 And I like how your shirt matches the sofa!

Overall, This video was great. In fact, I would recommend this video over all others. It reminds me of that time I wore overalls which I wore all over to try to be an overall better person.

I'd like to add the rather sad observation that in these days, overalls are widely considered an essentially feminine garment that should be worn fashionably only by women and girls. But I don't care! I wear overalls as a fashion statement nearly every day! It's my own little protest against the norms that say I shouldn't because of me being adult and man - plus they are super comfy and look awesome too!

Wow I love this series you are starting 😍😍😍, Tartan rules yes ♥️ and thank you for all the 8nfo my ggg can't wait for the future episode (I want one around baseball caps ✌🏽)

I loved it! Speaking of jeans, you should do the history of jeans! Such a popular item and I know nothing about them! Also I love “plattern” and I will be using it in my vocabulary from now on👌🏼

That was actually super interesting! Maybe the history of like doc martens could be cool

Did you use a greenscreen, A.I or a tiktok filter for this ahaha.

I believe Ted Cruz sent you an image of an answer key for some sort of algebra exam... what a weirdo

You should review your municipal tap water. (I'm really curious about the mouth-feel)

5 seconds into the video and already using the lord's name in vain... unsubscribed.

I had the same issue with my Ikea fork... just not sharp enough for my day to day stabbing needs.

Are they good for throwing? Like as an improvised weapon in an Ihop

I think chicken run is pretty good