Still waiting for smith and bradley to return my metal straps from when i sent my watch to be serviced. Took 6 months to get it back, and missing the metal straps. Very dissapointed with Smith & Bradley.
@@aaronmartin6587nah it’s true. You’re wearing a suit, wear a dress watch, or at least a fancier sports watch. Not a freaking field watch (I’m a watch and jewellery rep so this triggers me so much)
Guy: What lense are you using? Photographer: 9 mm Guy: isn't that lense too lomg to be 9 mm? Photogrpher: sorry, i thought you asked about my beretta. Guy: its fine mate.... wait what the f...
Lmao at least we can defend ourselves however we want and don’t have to get stabbed by hordes or 3rd world immigrants like most of Europe since they’re all disarmed citizens
@@ontyam ok, point still remains this isn't an American problem this anyone's problem who needs to carry including security at high end events where formal wear is needed
@@thomastailby7926 no this is true for all single breasted jackets, sport coats and blazers alike. Double breasted suits are the only exception to this
Worked at mens wearhouse for 5 years. This is the way. Its origin is said to be because of king edward VII was to to fat and didnt button the bottom. And it was considered an insult if others did, so everyone followed suit. (Get it.) NOWADAYS its because of this tradition that the suits are just cut that way and its not meant to be buttoned. 👍🏼
Multi generational clothier; absolutely. This dude is just selling a belt, any belt works over 35mm. I make my suits with side tabs or d rings so I don’t have a belt so I keep a structured fit in the shoulders of my carry suits for a shoulder sling,not always. Love my soft shoulder coats and piece in drawer
I used to work at a suit store and i helped a couple detectives design "semi bullet resistant undercover suits" needless to say they took the idea outta my hands and tried to turn it into a business only for them to not understand how i designed the holster system lmao, they got the semi bullet resistant part tho, we had used a graphene mixed ceramic plates wrapped in kevlar thst would really only save you from 1 shot (barely, and it was the most uncomfortable suit i think i have designed, but the holster didnt jostle!!) Suits and carrying is a hard thing to do, one of those things that lowkey requires a fuckton of planning
And this is why at Italian weddings all the guests greet each other with hugs. They aren't that close, they are patting the other down to see what they are carrying...
The conceal is great but never wear a nato strap on your watch with a suit! If you're wearing a suit, either wear the watch on a metal bracelet or a leather strap that matches your belt/shoes.
@@Osama-Bon-Jovi-01 even then a metal band will look far better. I don’t wear a submariner or sea master personally, just a 200 aqua racer and the metal bands are far better than anything else. A nato strap has it’s place but if you’re dressing for a formal event and you have to choose on decent watches, a metal band or matching leather band will always look far better than any other option
I get all the “tactical” benefits of a NATO strap for your watch, but it looks horrible with a suit, get a leather strap that fits the belt instead…and on a two button suit you only button up the top button, not both, just so you know.
@@thorodinson7467 well, it’s an invention of the 70s, back in the day it was made to fall in line with what the British military wanted in a military watch, today it’s more like an ascetic that some watch enthusiasts enjoy.
No need to hide a boomerang, its a legal carry weapon, and if you step into the bush, you better have a big enough knife or some dude in a cowboy had with croc teeth on it, will come make fun of you.
Dude I just wanted to say thanks so much. I’ve been confused on how to wear my suit properly when going to high school so thanks so much! Edit: guys stop arguing school shootings aren’t funny it was just a joke 😂 💀
