The Perfect Suit for All Body Types | Unveiling The AskOkey Drape Cut 

Yes I would as a matter of fact. I think the drape cut gives a man that look of Royal Intellect. The cut can be tailored to fit the man who needs it .

I will wear the drape cut when I am older. I think it’s the pinnacle of classic men’s wear, but I have to work up to it. I would feel out of place if I transitioned to drape cut right now.

@@anthonyeasterling983 Very well put Anthony. There is quite a bit of room for individuality in the Drape Cut. For instance some may prefer their trousers slightly narrow. Or coat cut a bit closer to the body. But the FULL DRAPE is unmatched both in elegance and comfort. PROFF

@@colintinker6949 Well noted Colin. Please see my response to Anthony Easterling above PROFF

⁠@@AskOkeyIncI agree I brought a full tuxedo that was dated 1933 and honestly for rather a while I kept standing up and down because I actually couldn’t believe such a pair of trousers could be so comfortable it was cut for braces and was a high waisted pair of trousers which was 2” higher I’ve had made to measure and bespoke clothing before where i have trousers that are so comfortable I had to check i didn’t walk out in my pyjamas but drape cut trousers is a different experience.. that suit changed everything. It also told me all my suits need to be braces and high waisted because not only was the comfortability unmatched I noticed my shirt was never untucked either due to it being high waisted which saved a lot of time during the day instead of keep trucking in my shirt. Also back in the gold age of dressing shirts were way longer and would go past the gentleman’s waist this was due to shirts being undergarments in the early 20th century but still in the 30s and 40s the shirts were still long due to them realising the longer the shirt is the less it untucks itself theres a lot of things that modern day tailors can learn from because back then they just did it right a great testament that will make you never go back the normal off the rack clothes or casual wear and go to tailoring and truly appreciate it is the longevity of the garments I know people who’s had the same overcoat since the 70s and the greatest example is how I can purchase a suit from 1933 and still wear it go to gucci or any other of them fast fashion or casual brands and see if they can last a few years without some wear when you know your clothes can last a lifetime you appreciate it more that’s the greatest thing about tailoring and formal wear not only does it allow the individual to pick out exactly how they want it from start to fashion and allows the individual to be creative the individual can also rest assure it will last a lifetime too I’m sorry but there’s no other set of clothing but formal wear that does such things and ticks all boxes

WOW! Very kind of you Mr. Mills 😁 Thank you and welcome to AskOkey sir PROFF

Same here

OH BLESS YOU Aravioli 🙌🏾 Welcome aboard PROFF

You do have a brilliant way of speaking, agreed. One small thing, which I mention because I imagine you would want to know. Review your pronunciation of hyperbole. Comes from Ancient Greek, and we pronounce the final vowel, resulting in a four syllable word. I believe this is true of both British and American English standards.

@@AeolianMusica Thank you and duly noted PROFF

@@AskOkeyIncI believe - although this will not be a perfect example - you are supposed to pronounce it as the following: Hi-per-ba-lee Hi from high, per from perfect, ba from bat and lee from leek.

@@zatheonladdie5715 GOT IT 😁 Thank you 🙏🏾

Oh thank you Eric 🙌🏾

It’s coming Faith 😁

As long as the book doesn't have the word hyperbole in it

You are ABSOLUTELY WELCOME David. The Drape Cut is quite inimitable. A combination of elegance and comfort. Welcome to AskOkey Sir 😁 PROFF

Everybody remembers he was a nazi right? I mean Nazis knew from suits no doubt, but still a weird muse!

Thank you Rowan 💯 Welcome aboard Sir PROFF

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Is that right Sir No 1 No? 😅 Well ….. thank you 🙏🏾 PROFF

I am delighted Tristen 😁 Welcome Aboard once again young man PROFF

Thank you Zachary 🙌🏾 Welcome aboard sir 😁 PROFF

But of course 😁 Thank you Nigel 🙏🏾 PROFF

Indeed Jose 🔥 Thank you

THANK YOU Jonathan 🙌🏾 Please be sure to review our entire RU-vid Video Library. Lots of treasures openly hidden there 😁 And don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE for notification of upcoming videos Welcome to AskOkey Jonathan PROFF

@@AskOkeyInc Thank you Sir 🫡😊 its admirable you respond your follower comments promptly. Indeed i will dig in to your existed contents!!!

@@jonathank501 That’s my job Jonathan 😁. Thank you nonetheless Sir! And please do check out our RU-vid library. You’d be pleasantly surprised with the breadth and depth of material. PROFF👑

Of course Miss Gail 🥂 Always a pleasure to hear from you 😁

Welcome Home Maurice 🔥 Glad to hear 😁

Of course Banjo, the pleasure is mine sir Welcome once again to AskOkey 😁 PROFF

@AskOkeyInc Thank You for the warm welcome

@@banjopiggottwright1802 with pleasure Banjo PROFF

Whatever it takes Chris 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Just stick around 🔥 PROFF

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ABSOLUTELY WELL SAID Angelo I’ve often said the same in several of my tutorials. The STRUCTURED CUT and more especially THE DRAPE CUT is inspired by REGIMENTAL DRESS. And there’s a reason they used STRUCTURE to BUILD UP THE MAN I just don’t get this modern trend of “SOFT UNSTRUCTURED TAILORING” Most men aren’t BUILT FOR IT PROFF

Cue pls scan through out video archives here on RU-vid I’ve done a few tutorials on how short men should dress

Thank you Yolanda dear 😊

Oh I'm glad I'm not alone!

Thank you Debone 🔥 PROFF

You could do it…!

😂 hyperbowl and anachronistic?😂

I guess it’s my own expression of “Spezzatura” 😅 Thank you Sir Tie Clip and welcome once again to AskOkey 💯 PROFF👑

Yeah, I thought that too 😟

Really? Can’t wait to hear your South African. He’s bilingual at a minimum. What about you?

The thing is, many who hear this will think it correct.

Thank you 🙏🏾

Duly noted. I will pass this onto our Media team.

See me after class 😅 PROFF

I haven’t been paying close attention Bibiana but Charles has always been well dressed

Likewise Anthony 😁

@@guyowanlele4903 Well … that’s one way to look at it My Guy 😁

ALWAYS Hunney, ALWAYS 😅 PROFF

Is that right Phillip?? 😅

Welcome aboard David PROFF

Then shop VINTAGE PROFF

Is that right?? 😅 PROFF

Please do John 😅 Welcome aboard sir PROFF

Thank you Dermot 🔥

OK SIR 😁

OK. In French, he is correct.

it's actually "uh-nak-ruh-NIS-tik" in English. Native English speaker here.

@@onsenguy That may be UK 'Received Pronunciation' , but if I had it, I wouldn't want to give up that (Caribbean + a touch of US ?) twang for anything! I think it's beautiful, and clear as a bell :) .

@@rbettsx might sound nice but is incorrect.

I think Mr Okey is a larger man, while his majesty had a slimmer physique. Ultimately it comes down to what feels more comfortable to move in personally, as much as aesthetic concerns. I think they both look great.👑👑

Colin, this clip is from a video shot as part of our DOCUMENTARY at the TOP of our RU-vid Channel. PROFF

@@AskOkeyInc Sorry, Okey, but I can’t find it. What is the title of the video? Or can you post the link? Cheers!

@@colintinker6949 Here you go Colin ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vc50vx96gpo.htmlsi=Rl1MVXu6lrv9fnhk It’s a mini-documentary on our Tailoring Process and how we design our garments. I hope you find it instructive 😁 PROFF

OK 😁 Noted PROFF

its the only bit of criticism i can offer ; the rest is purely sublime and stunning. The english drape is the best. @@AskOkeyInc

@@baduktiger7661 Fair enough Baduk 😅 Welcome aboard PROFF

Hyper Boleeee 😉

YES 😁 Welcome aboard PROFF