Your Clothes Tell a Story 

Tanner, this is absolutely fantastic content. I think your perspective is not only right on, but so eloquently communicated. You are truly one of the most thoughtful, intelligent, and stimulating guys in the style game. I look forward to more of your viewpoints, provocations, and anecdotes. Kudos man!

Hey, I wear ascots, fur hats, and three piece suits. Not always ofcourse, but I do pick and choose when and where I will add these items. This might be obvious that I have enough confidence to wear accessories slightly outside of the safe zone ;) Great video Tanner.

Wow Tanner. I think this video was your best one yet. Really nicely put. You kept my ears wide open for the entire video and thinking about everything you said. Great one.

i love the way you weave theory & diffrent concepts as a way for us to think about style, great content tanner.

If you were to read the threads on Styleforum about surgeon cuffs, many of them will say leaving the last button of your sleeve undone is tacky. The message it sends is I have enough money to get a custom suit. It does not matter what you do, the only way to learn is by practice. You will make mistakes and there is nothing wrong with that.

Thanks Tanner. New subscriber here. Very good stuff. I like the vest.

When you go classic, the devil is in the details. When you go bold, less is more. That's how I see it, anyway.

What you said about the navy sports jacket with the barchetta pocket was fascinating. I'm really getting into men's fragrance as of late and am noticing some obvious parallels with clothing. To the undiscerning nose, some well-established fragrances may also be perceived as "boring", but there is a clear but very subtle distinction from the more mediocre ones there. It's more about the naturalness and quality of the ingredients, the blending and balance of the notes and how even the most inexperienced cologne enthusiast can probably pick out each individual note once they know what's in there. So yeah, you always rise above mediocrity in the detail.

Part 3, but its the first of 4 videos in the playlist.? Where are the first two?

Thank you for all your time and effort to make the videos Tanner. Taking notes from your videos has not only helped me look more professional and mature, but also saved me hundreds of dollars (since I'm a student its important). I look forward to more videos and I hope you get many more subscribers - you deserve them! For your question: For me an interesting and prestige watch(interesting leather straps, and designs), a good shine on shoes (99% of men dont shine their shoes so that makes a big difference) and a good fragrance(not a clothing item but still can help you be more attractive and unique) help me stand out from other men.

I knew a guy who lost his job, his truck collapsed and he was broke, but he would put on a suit to walk to the mailbox.

we as men generally dress for comfort. Although we may like to look good we need to be comfortable. when we were boys and had to wear a suit and tie we thought we were going to die. when we get our first white collar job we put on the suit not happily but we do then over time we get used to it. we start to like it when we get compliments. same as a uniform we wear it because it's part of the job. we are not crazy about wearing it but we do because of the job

Yeah, at least we're learning. Problems is I'm just too damn fast, buy this buy that following other. Wish I found you first Tanner!

I'm really enjoying your videos. Keep going in this direction. Good stuff. I look back and realise that my early days did indeed include sone very brash clothes. But I am bringing it down to earth again and concentrating on simplicity but doing it well.

Picasso learned the rules before he broke them...

Your very good at articulating your thoughts and very passionate.

Bring color in shoelaces.

I just got myself a pair of black and white chuck tailors , and a black denim jacket . Its getting hot where i live so i can't really wear many sweaters and dress shirts , even though 90% of my wardrobe consist of those things. I'm really having a hard time mixing and matching casual clothes (eg. jeans , tshirt , sneakers) , with the more "dressy" parts of my wardrobe. Have any tips for that? I feel like i'm wasting potential because i'm sepparating my clothes into such groups.

Bro im wearing pajamas lol

I kept waiting for the pirate from the thumbnail :(

Don't overdress your status.

i wouldn't be caught dead in your vest, bro. not cool