How any guy can be stylish this summer 

Same.. I used to watch his video when I was in class 8 or something with no money..... Now life got better and I got money to afford stuff❤

That means a lot man, thank you!

Let's be honest. Alex doesn't know fashion, he's videos are just one long ad for a product

Same here 👍

@@drarrej sureee.. keep telling yourself that.

That means a lot man, thank you!

Hope you like your new pieces!

Thank you so much!

Well said, fam. The only thing that I can add to this is when shopping, especially online, if you're wanting fitted/tailored/tapered leg, then you should still select skinny. Not slim or anything else. Get the skinniesst pant they have. Here's the thing. It's a matter of semantics. Language. What most brands call skinny ISN'T TRULY skinny. It's just the best fitted. If you wanna read on for a longer, more detailed analysis, I'm "The Writer Guy", and here's a deeper dive into buying pants with some Pro Tips included: . Don't worry about "too skinny". Nobody's selling the SO SKINNY/painted-on/cutting your nuts nutsack into a camel toe level skinny anymore. Nobody's selling them bc nobody is or would be BUYING them in 2023. Trust me, if you're thinking, "Oh, I don't wanna get skinny, I'd better get the next cut up from that", then you're gonna be disappointed bc you're gonna find their "slim" or whatever they call their next bigger cut above their skinny to be way too baggy, not enough taper in the leg, and too wide of a leg opening. Which brings me to this little Pro Tip: Leg opening measurement. Usually in the description of the jean/chino/suit or dress pants that you're considering, they'll give the measurement of the leg opening. Why this is important is that the leg opening determines the level of taper that the pants leg is gonna have. Think of it on a "bottom up" way rather than "top down". Our eyes usually start at the thigh and work their way down to the knees, the calf, and finally, the bottom of the pants, or the "break", where the bottom of the pant hits. Just at/over your shoe = no break. Anything longer that needs cuff or HAS a sewn cuff, and falls over the top of your shoe = break. I always tell my tailor to hem all of my pants to have "no break". Therefore I rock my pants at just at or right above my ankle. But that's personal preference. The whole "peep the leg opening measurement" thing is the best way to see how any pair of pants will fit you, without having to try them on. I stick with the small handful of the same brands that I have other items from and have worn in my wardrobe for years. For me, it's Kenneth Cole, Express, and dstld for all denim and chinos. Which brands to you buy repeatedly from? What brand makes your favorite pants/jeans? Go and grab a couple pairs of pants from that brand. I'm talking about the ones that are your favorite! That you LOVE the way they fit and look on you. Now measure the leg opening of those badass pants of yours, and write it down. Then the next time you're shopping for pants, check their description and try to get the fit/cut that has the same or closest leg opening to your favorite pair's. This way, you'll always have an accurate way to know that any new pants/jeans that you order will fit just like your favorite ones that you wish all your pants fit like.

@@poetrealoisio9942 believe it or not, because I am passionate about always finding the best fit in pants, I read this entire paragraph and I agree with pretty much everything! My go-to, favorite pants are traveler pants from Banana republic. Usually they fit me amazingly so I will use them as my reference for future pants I buy. The Gap/Banana Republic brand treats me well in general when it comes to pants. As for the tip about the skinny fit, I agree with you. My only issue is that I have an athletic built. I have a small waist (32) and muscular thighs and quads so usually the skinny description on pants, if the waist is indeed 32, usually applies to me and I can’t even pull the pants up my leg, or if I can, I can’t close them because I have a gluteus MAXimus 😂 I appreciate the lengths you went to in order to impart this knowledge!

Thank you so much! Appreciate it

More summer content coming soon!

Is coofandy true to size? Because a medium is a size 43 chest but that's normally an XL. The size guide is really weird.

Agreed!

Definitely! Thanks a lot man

Means a lot, thank you for being here fam!

Er ist wirklich ein großartiger Typ. Hab auch ne ganz neue Alltagsenergie durch ihn. Grüße aus Hamburg, 29

@@lansikz2831 😂 ebenfalls aus HH

I do

Definitely want to make one for you guys!

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Target is underrated 👀!

Yo! What's up?!

Thanks so much man!

why did u put Alex in ‘ ‘?

@@vm6729 just to highlight his name

@@najifofficials why would you do that? Alex is the only name u mentioned so it automatically stands out in a sentence.

@@vm6729 now it's ok, right?

@@najifofficials no

Thanks a lot!

There are some nice long sleeve options for those of us who must be careful in the sun. Lightweight shirts with UV protection for the beach, golf course, walking, hiking, or even working outside. I wish you all the best Jamie!

That’s what I was thinking 😂

Thats for guys who have a complex about their size 😅