He did not welcome me back to the Gentleman's Gazette... I felt uncomfortable and unwanted all throughout the video.

@kj6446

Ай бұрын

I also missed the opening theme

@Veroxzes

Ай бұрын

I also miss the old intro! It felt so nice to be welcomed back every time!

@anotherone-xp9ox

Ай бұрын

me too. Also this guy's voice is terrible.

@Kampani_2024

Ай бұрын

I totally agree!

@user-tv6ew8fi5m

Ай бұрын

Gen Z host. LOL

I think it depends from where you buy it. There are brands that make them look cheap then yeah, you would think they are just a trend and are temporary, but there are brands that make them high quality and feel and look like chinos. I have only one frankentrouser from last summer that I bought from HM, they are linen and I like them. I wear a polo shirt over them and no one knows that they are frakentrousers.

I love how you guys acknowledge Guayabera shirts. I’m Mexican so I’ve been exposed to these shirts via my grandfather. I feel like they’re very stylish and not as loud as Hawaiian “Aloha” shirts (don’t get me wrong I still love Hawaiian shirts, I’ve got too many 😂). They fit perfectly into classic style!

@BillStreeter

Ай бұрын

I love them and have owned a couple of nice ones over the years. I wore them out!

It's a trend but it will be a long lasting trend. I don't believe they are designed to replace classic suiting. The summary sums up how easily they can work from elevated athliesure to casual suiting. It just depends on the fabric of choice and the cut. This trend will be alive for at least 20 yrs. They can be very comfortable, forgiving to various body types, designed to be worn w/ no belt or belt optional, the style excels in the hot summer weather and cold weather (looking at the corduroys w/ the draw string and elastic waist band) easily with different styles of sneakers, boots, clogs, loafers , sandals, etc... the Frankentrouser can be either slim, slim tapered & cropped, full, or full and cropped. These are very versatile casual-smart casual style of trousers.

Pants having hook and bar closure is the classiest

@SundayHarbor

Ай бұрын

My problem I always have with those is that the bar gets yanked out of the fabric and even tears it where a button hole is more sturdy.

In the end they are track pants, and track pants follow trends in their looks. Right now the trend is mimicking a formal style, next year it could be something else. Golf trousers are my tip for people looking for athletic wear comfort with formal looks. A little expensive, but I've seen these frankentrousers cost more than regular chinos.

As a big guy these are a good idea. I find them more accessible than traditional dress pants. First you would never know they weren't dress pants with a nice untucked polo for casual, a vest (regular or sweater), and nic blazer or sport coat. Pair also with a really nice pair of dress shoes. The ones I buy are just dress pants with an elastic /drawstring waist. The issue with this video is that it only focused on one type. I have seen so many variations of this pant even in traditional cuts and fabrics of dress pants. Also being a bigger guy these tend to have much bigger size ranges than traditional dress pants and a better fit for big and tall men. They tend to have a less restrictive cut and more sturdy made fabrics. More big and tall manufacturers are offering these in a dress pant version alongside the more casual version. ********** Also these are great for people with medical issues where traditional dress pants may not be a very wearable option. *stomach issues where elastic flexible band would be more comfortable *arthritis - who may not be able to manipulate buttons and fasteners *people who may need a nice options but need easily washable and durable clothing such as those who need bathroom assistance.

@stephencurry8552

Ай бұрын

Perhaps you should shed some weight. That way you fit into proper clothing.

@twsteele1977

Ай бұрын

I have recently become a "big guy" due to a career shift and have to entirely replace my wardrobe at this point. Can you recommend any brands? Both for the trousers and for shirts that pair well with them?

@ChillCash

Ай бұрын

The pull strings are not very elegant.

@twsteele1977

Ай бұрын

@@ChillCash can you not tuck them in?

@ChillCash

Ай бұрын

@@twsteele1977 I suppose you can! That may be ideal if deciding to wear these. I personally like and recommend the flexible braided belts to secure my pants. I find them to be much more comfortable than stiff leather.

I don't think these are too bad. I wouldn't wear it in a formal setting or with a blazer/jacket, but see it as an alternative to jeans in the summer.

@natmorse-noland9133

Ай бұрын

Yes, I agree. They're definitely not appropriate for business or formal attire, but for a summer cookout with friends they'd work great.

I don’t necessarily disagree with the critiques of this particular type of garment, but I think it’s funny how the comments are almost entirely groupthink, everybody just blindly agreeing with and echoing whatever sentiments are presented in these videos. Folks, part of being stylish is thinking for yourselves. Also remember that any garment, whether it’s a pair of classic trousers or a modern performance button-down, will look, feel and fit totally differently from person to person, so try things out and come to your own conclusions about what works for your taste, comfort and body

@Colossus823

Ай бұрын

I sorta agree. It's too soon to tell. If these pants are still at the shops for over a few years, it must be because people want them. Then this video will look wrong and kinda snobbish. After all, companies don't care about the opinions of these fashion gatekeepers, but what they can sell. If they can sell these pants as dressy and functional, people will buy thinking they can have a cake and eat it too. Hybrid dress sneakers started taking off during the pandemic, GG made a video denouncing those Frankenshoes in 2021, and they are still sold in 2024. Like, how long should we wait for it to end, 4 more years? The casualisation train can not be stopped, and we will see more hybrids of dressy and casual/athletic clothing. At a certain point, you're out of touch and soon irrelevant.

@roderic3261

Ай бұрын

@@Colossus823 They adhere to a style that has endured the test of time, and thus, still working and they have good advice on that. But at the same time, it is an style which fades in its versatility because other alternatives have appeared over the decades and still remain. I have yet to see some video of a new trend that they consider that will stand, they judge poorly; I guess that they would have been against jeans or chinos when they appeared and stick adamantly to wool trousers. Said so, I don't like the rubber band or the string but I own several more discrete pants that fit me incredibly well, to the point of no needing a belt to keep them all day and the slim cut favours my legs without being skinny, but I wouldn't recommed to muscular guys or guys with a big bottom.

@Colossus823

Ай бұрын

@roderic3261 At the end of the day, no one knows. I am sure things like suits will still exist, but maybe only for real special occasions. As office wear, it is dying, crushed by the casualisation train. If some parts remain in daily use through these hybrid clothes, I consider that a win. But I agree with your assessment. I have no doubt that if any of them would be at the same age thirty years ago, they would have called smart casual simply dumb, and chastised anyone who would have dared to wear chinos, or worse, jeans, under a blazer.

@stephencurry8552

Ай бұрын

Echo: Lazy males make all manner of excuses in order to justify being lazy.

@ihavekalashnikovyoudomath9275

Ай бұрын

To be fair, most people who watch this video are the same kinds of people. It's a new video about a niche topic that many didn't know existed.

I disagree. I got a pair from brooks brothers, and they look and feel identical to chinos, but have a stretchy waistband, which is nice

@ChillCash

Ай бұрын

The sweat pants look with the pull strings is off-putting and awkward.

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Good to hear your views, thanks!

Bro talks like he is reading the text from a letter

I feel like the draw string is the most problematic element, it's like "Hey, hoodie-and-sweatpants-guy, wanna feel fancy?" instead of properly elevating it. Maybe if the string were on the inside it would work better.

There are thankfully versions of these that keep any drawstring on the inside and a great many done in solid colors or more muted patterns. Looking through a few offerings from makers of rtw suits though, they seem to have chosen some of the most heinous designs possible. Even the ones made with natural fabrics or that reduce the outside sweatpants like elements are very much casual wear though. These do have a place for some things like social dancing, where the athletic aspects come in handy but actual gym wear looks out of place. Dancewear that mimics the look of classic menswear has been around for decades but mostly catered for ballroom dress codes. I wear some linen and cotton versions of these for swing dancing, something where pants that draw attention to leg lines can be a benefit. And where actual dress trousers can tear during some of the more athletic movements, something that happened to one professional during a competition in front of an audience, judges, and cameras at an event I attended a few months back

@roderic3261

Ай бұрын

Good point! I had the same thought when I knew of those. For activities that require some level of movement but not sports they do well, particularly in dancing.

Either you go formal, or sports wear. This is not good.

@VentilatorenBumser

Ай бұрын

I only Wear These casually with Polos or T Shirts or while travelling, but who would wear that with a jacket

@nuttycommuter3718

Ай бұрын

Agreed 👍🏻

@carbine090909

Ай бұрын

​@@VentilatorenBumserbut there are classic options that go well with polos and tees AND jackets. If it's got a drawstring, pair it with a whistle and rubber shoes.

@EchoMountain47

Ай бұрын

Yes, but style and formality are constantly evolving. The suit itself was once considered extremely casual, for example. Now it’s one of the more formal items a guy can own. I think some of these current examples of performance where lean way too much toward the athletic side, but I think a better balance can be struck. There are button-down shirts and chinos, for example, that are still primarily cotton but employ some stretch material just to make them a little more forgiving. I actually really like those

@carbine090909

Ай бұрын

@@EchoMountain47 Exactly. Style and balance should have a good deal of interlap. The problem with Frankentrousers is that they may be stylish (as in trendy), but they don't balance well with other menswear options, so they actually limit one's options.

I'm not against playing with levels of formality in dress but I absolutely hate drawn waistbands it will inevitably look like a diaper on most people

@EchoMountain47

Ай бұрын

That is where I draw the the line, too… No pun intended

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

What about with a short-body shirt, sweater, or jacket covering the waistband?

@TheGabygael

Ай бұрын

@@gentlemansgazette it could be a fun take on sportswear with a sports coat and a polo shirt or knitted jumper or made more casual day-wear with a jacket in the same shade with a different texture and a shirt and tie to match. Not my favorite but not so offensive looking

I have to confess, if i got to ocean and lake, I will wear those with sandals

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Nice! What sort of sandals would you wear?

I remember how I was shocked, when consultant in a shop suggested me such a model of trousers. I strongly rejected it and left a shop. Classical trousers with a belt are my ideal variant.

@garrettlundy3959

Ай бұрын

Gotta have the belt, how else do you keep your gun from falling out?

@danelisslow3269

Ай бұрын

​@@garrettlundy3959shoulder holster.

@jacksonguillory8114

Ай бұрын

Personally I prefer Suspenders

A bad trend. Ditching the drawstring in favor of a quality elastic waistband makes them slightly better. I am too slim to make them flattering anyway, but they might work better for someone with a heavier build. I also just prefer classic garments. There is a reason they are considered classic. They have stood the test of time.

I agree that classic trousers are vastly superior and that synthetic/ill-fitting alternatives are non-starters. However, I do think that there are hybrid models out there for specifically casual wear that works. There are "leisure pants" from makers like Taylor Stitch and Rubinacci with drawstrings that can not be described as sweat pants and can work with casual dress shirts, polos, t-shirts, etc. I would never recommend these with a sport coat but a safari jacket or overshirt could work.

I own a pair from a Japanese chain clothes shop and it’s been a life saver for summer. They dry fast so they don’t stink so quickly, and I can machine wash them. They don’t compare to my nice suit pants that cost 4 times as much, but they can be used and abused with absolutely no guilt.

This is a fair, well-considered presentation. "Frankies" may be a good, carefree alternative to jeans or chinos when worn with sweaters, sweatshirts or Harrington/bomber jackets. 🤔

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Glad to hear you enjoyed the video! We agree, it's a small overlap in the Venn Diagram, but these pants shouldn't be entirely ruled out

@ChillCash

Ай бұрын

Chinos can be dressed up and look great with suit jackets and sports coats. Jeans are more casual and durable, but Chinos are the most versatile pant type. I don't like these pull strings on pants. I like the woven flex belts.

I actually love easy pants (not frankentrousers). I think there's a fine line between what I think of as Sports Suits and a gradual movement towards more casual clothing. Part of it is that I find the drawstring very comfortable because I like to wear my pants high and have a large belly, and part of it is that the more formal easy pants I like are the ones that have very wide, more interesting cuts and are made out of natural fabrics like linen, wool, or even a nice cotton. I think cutting them more like trousers with a cinched waist and using more trouser-like fabrics does a lot to keep some of the easy pants away from "suit in track fabric" energy lol

I have some with the drawstrings on the inside and belt loops, I wear them without the belt when I’m sitting at my desk and put it on when I have a meeting

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Sounds like you've found a good solution that works for you!

I think (in my particular opinion) skinny post-modern suits, pants and blazers (and everything else, really), are indeed for skinny people only (preferably dancers) with a post-modern inclination and preferences. And I wouldn't even say "fit" (a more classic cut will look better for fit or muscular people, as opposed to a skin-tight suit that looks like it is about to rip, which some people love and makes them look like pimps), it is for real skinny people, like the models that wear those in commercials...

It’s all about the balance between the performance elements and the more structured elements. These examples lean way too much toward the former, but you can find khakis and button-down shirts that are more or less cotton but have a bit of stretch fabric blended in, and I quite like those, myself. So overall I do think this will be the way forward, but not in such extreme athleisure forms as these

@pastrychefalfred876

Ай бұрын

I agree i found this too casual focused when they come in such a range of styles.

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Great to find the middle-ground - thank you for sharing your views!

I'm struggling to see what the point of these trousers are. I certainly wouldn't ever wear trousers with a draw string in a professional setting and they look far too formal to work well in a casual setting.

When I was shopping, I noticed those and wondered what they meant to be. I opted for the classic chino instead. Thanks for the clarification!

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Happy to help!

Fads come and go like temporary feelings. Classics are forever like a state of being that you worked towards

If you have a gut and don't want something to dig in then there are other options. Clothes that have stretch fabrics, hidden elastics/waist relaxers, elastic belts rather than leather ones(you can even get some that have leather on them if you want a leather look), suspenders. You don't necessarily need Frankentrousers

classic trousers are king. heck, you can dress down by pairing it with t shirts in solid colors for a casual look. you retain the comfort of the trousers and the superior material while maintaining a 100% casual look. I've mostly ditched jeans because of it. classic trousers can be very very versatile

I like em for home wear

Fancy track pants...ugh

I'd like to see Gentleman's Gazette cover higher end athletic dress pants.

Ya, I think it depends on the purpose too. I had a job where I needed to wear dress pants because it was a uniformed position... but it just wasn't practical for me to have a bunch of nice wool dress pants. And, my employer wasn't going to pay for the dry cleaning and maintenance of them. I ended up getting black "suit pants" (polyester dress pants), nothing new I know, but these were specifically designed to be dress pants that you can wash, and the that look really nice, at least compared to other non-natural material dress pants. From a company called bluffworks. For my purposes I think these pants work really well. I don't have that job anymore, but I'll actually still use those pants because, in a pinch, they're actually not that bad as just black pants that I need to throw on. They're certainly not worthy of being used as wedding clothes, for example, but just as business casual they're more than ok.

I wear them in the summertime I wear shirts don't need to be tucked in like Hawaiian shirts polo shirts any kind of casual shirt

I'm not a fan of these since they remind me too muchof hospital pants and pj's thanks to those cords but as a runner I'm honestly curious about the idea of having pants that when I stop they can look better going in somewhere in sweats or tracks (though sounds like most are poor breathers that stain easier so it wouldn't be anything for a hardcore run).

they are good for travel and super casual meetings but not for everyday use

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Good points! What material would you choose for use as a pair of travel pants?

@anotherone-xp9ox

Ай бұрын

@@gentlemansgazette 40 wool, 60 cotton blend ideally for wicking, insulating, and aesthetics. I usually do a five pocket pant and no belt for any flight

My Drawstring Linen/Cotton Trousers in Plaid from Express are actually quite comfortable especially during Summer. I can understand your perspective though. I like to pair them mostly with t shirts and polos but Linen Button downs also work for casualwear. From the thrift store I have a pair of Charcoal Grey Lightweight Wool which I'm hoping to get the belt loops removed due to them actually fitting me properly.

For older people, is there an inexpensive style that combines the nice appearance of casual/dress pants with the nice free fit of cotton work pants?

I like the idea although I've never liked drawstrings but I just can't get behind the fabrics used, every single one around has that annoying polyester shine. Pretty much the same problem I have with "performance" fabric suits.

I want to say that I don't think this presenter should be returning to the channel but I genuinely don't know how to say it without sounding rude and ableist

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Let us know when you've figured it out! 😉

Haha, I have one pair of dress pants with a rubberized waist (but also classical button), and I always try hard to hide that part when I'm wearing it. But meanwhile I have to admit it's really comfy.

I think a waistband is something good ( if the drawstring are invisible) it’s especially good for overweight people but an wide leg and higher waist whould be better

Among the illusions of our time is that it is possible to be everything to everyone. It has become unfashionable to be anything in particular. Clothing styles are accordingly following this contemporary trend.

Issa trend. And I see more of those who are trying to get into wearing suits get into or those who frequent the golf course

Fantastic for the office where you still expected to dress full formal. If you WFH, or have a relaxed dress code, not as useful.

Great video definitely will share this

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Glad to hear you enjoyed it!

I love you guys, but I’m going to have to disagree with you on this one. I own the Proper Cloth version made from a linen blend and I absolutely love them. I wear them with a nice t-shirt or linen button-up, and espadrilles, and I think it looks dope. Anyone with common sense in fashion knows these are not meant to be worn with a sport coat or as any type of business casual look. I reserve mine for weekends.

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

We actually do agree with you - linen is a good choice for these pants

They're over-styled lounge pants. I love flannel or linen lounge pants. They're for at home or by a pool though.

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

What's the difference between the type of lounge pants you like vs. the ones presented in the video?

@briang530

29 күн бұрын

@@gentlemansgazette lounge pants IMHO are generally loose, eminently comfortable, made of linen for the summer or flannel in the winter, and (not) styled so as they can be worn with anything suitable to go out in public. I guess they're basically pyjama pants with a zipper fly and pockets. They don't pretend to be acceptable attire outside the house or maybe a pool deck, beach hut or cabin.

Yeah, the drawstring and elastic waistband ruin em for me. I mean, the wool/linen ones are cool if you are going full casual, but they were never meant for jackets. They are a stepdown from jeans, and 2 stepdowns from chinos

Polo shirts, buton down collar shirts or chukka boots are from a sports background and no one would point them as not classic. I do not see a reason to discard performance pants based in athleisure or golf practice so early. There are different cuts and a variety that elevates the formality just as the previous examples to a smart casual paired with shirts and sweaters and they are versatile enough to be toned down with t shirts or sneakers as well. Only the dressiest elements would mismatch like trying to combine them with a suit jacket as an odd jacket or silk ties, french cuffs and so on... I would say that the term "frankentrousers" is derogatory and shortsighted when assessing the potential impact and overlooking the shared role among jeans and chinos and other casual trousers. I was really skeptical before trying them, I have to say. I still have a propension for natural fibers but I have to concede that the fit and comfort is top tier. Elastic waist or cuffs or drawstrings are too casual for my style and less versatile, however

Pls a video about Jodhpurs and Plus fours

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Do you think thy have wide appeal for a general audience?

I hope so.

I'm sure your a nice guy, but honestly your presentation style is very lacking compared to the other people on GG. I felt like your reading from a phone book and I wasn't engaged at all with what your saying. I had to turn off the video halfway as I got bored listening.

I dunno…. Do they sell matching Frankenjackets? (Double breasted hoodies)😂

I have seen some people wear it with a formal shirt but it somehow looks odd. As if the person could not find their formal pants and instead went with their gym gear

I recently went from 238lbs to 179lbs, and had to throw out my dress wardrobe(Preacher in a local church). I really want to start fresh. I would love a video or series on building a wardrobe from separate jackets, pants and shirts so I can mix and match and have a great look every time. I know the info is here on this channel already, but a fresh look at it would really help, probably more men than just me. Thank you.

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

This is perhaps the best place to start! www.gentlemansgazette.com/business-casual-capsule-wardrobe/?Are+%E2%80%9CFrankentrousers%E2%80%9D+%28Athletic+Dress+Pants%29+Just+a+Trend%3F

I have an aversion to “Frankentrousers”. I hope it’s nothing more than a common fad but, more likely it will remain a style to dress-up from sweatpants. As the adage goes: If you’re wearing sweatpants outside & you’re not engaged in physical activity, you’ve given up on life.

I think they're ok, just don't tuck in your top garment

But I love plus-fours......

Hahaha.. RL currently has these in Polo

The same people who wear shorts jeans will wear this

Just...Nope.

Heinous!

Blending athletic and dressy components in a pair of pants isn't new: manufacturers have been marketing sweatpants with dressier, more "pants-like" closures for a number of years now, as a less slobbish alternative for wearing in the gym. As far as that goes, I'd actually be interested, as I don't like the look of conventional sweats. But I'd feel no need to wear them to a job interview.

I think they’ll be around for a while. Blame the pandemic. People got used to comfortable clothes for hanging out at home and want things that feel as comfortable as pajamas but don’t really look like pajamas. Or at least like classy-ish pajamas.

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

There actually seems to be an opposite effect happening in some parts of the world - following a long period of non-stop loungewear, a lot of people are making the choice to dress more formally to combat the casual fatigue

I live in a very rural area of Brazil so there aren't any dry cleaners in the region. So could the Gentleman's Gazette recommend any fabric which can be washable at home ?

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Cotton is a great choice!

Mmmm🤔. . .pass. 🙄😒✋🏾

These look horrible with a jacket. Not if i was going with a leisure style outfit, maybe

Since day 1 i saw this trousers,i knew that in the future this pants would appear in a top 10 worst trends

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

We seem to share a crystal ball dealer! 😅

The Only Way these trousers would be used should be Golfing

WHAT the FLIP

at best, save these for the golf course...and even then...

Going forward, you guys might want to consider that the vast majority of humans live in temperate and tropical zones - with weather patterns and a general climate significantly different to that of Minnesota...

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Studies show approximately between 40-50% of the world's population lives in hot weather climates, which is why we also offer advice on the channel for dressing in style when the mercury is high 🙂

@AlexKilpatrick81

Ай бұрын

@@gentlemansgazette My point is that the average annual temperature in Minneapolis, for example, is about 20 degrees Fahrenheit cooler than the average annual temperature where over 70% of people live. Perhaps instead of the default being "here are all the things you'll need for harsh winters" with a thrown-in "if you live somewhere warmer then here's one alternative" - the ratios should be reversed as the default is weather that only gets below freezing one month a year, if at all...

@gentlemansgazette

29 күн бұрын

@@AlexKilpatrick81 Minnesota is no stranger to very hot weather either, and our team consists of writers and researchers who live in a variety of climates and temperatures including typically warm environments like Atlanta and Arizona as well as cooler climates like the UK (which does also see high temperatures too). The principles of classic style are applicable to many environments, mostly with a simple change of the fabric your clothes are made from to best suit the climate you'll be wearing them in

I don’t see anything wrong with comfort. I don’t hate the look, seen Polo offering these kind. Same for shoes, I dress for comfort and business, so the sneaker shoes are great. I don’t envy dudes commuting in hard bottom shoes and button downs. You can be stylish and comfortable, the days of sweating and being uncomfortable are over. If GG wants to discuss trends, let’s discuss short length slacks where your socks show alot are a good look. I see it at work, usually younger dudes. We use to call those high water pants, yet now the young cats think this looks good. Nobody cares about your sock game bro! 😂

this video started off completely negative it feels as if it was made to be a hit piece, as opposed to seeing if there was anything viable about these pants. I expect a little bit better from Gentlemans Gazette. I understand if people think that they are trendy, however, everything that is currently classic was once trendy. There seems to be no grace given for something new that could be beneficial.

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Did you watch the whole video? If we just wanted to trash these pants, we wouldn't have spoken about them for 12 minutes 😉

Like dress sneakers I think the only people these are suited for are 90 year olds who need comfort and still try to look smart these could be a compromise, but that’s what they are a compromise. Just get a pair of trousers and sweatpants and call it a day.

@EchoMountain47

Ай бұрын

90-year-olds? I assumed the primary market for these items were folks under 30

CROTCH STRING! Uuurrgghhhhh.

dress sneakers is the right comparison. they are hideous items for people who desperately dont want to wear a real suit but its against company policy to wear pjs to work, so of course they will be super popular among the lazy and tasteless. toy trousers for men who wear tight jackets and sleep in a racecar bed

Where is the old intro music 😭☹️

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

What do you mean? It never left the video 😉

@LB-gu3wq

Ай бұрын

Where is it at the beginning?

@gentlemansgazette

29 күн бұрын

@@LB-gu3wq Keep on watching! You'll find the GG Theme eventually 😉

@LB-gu3wq

29 күн бұрын

Well, I mean I see your logo at 0:08 but the trumpet theme music doesn’t appear…

@gentlemansgazette

28 күн бұрын

@@LB-gu3wq Trust us, the theme music never left. Let us know when you've found it!

I have been a longtime reader and watcher of the gentlemens gazzette. While I love the passion of this new member i find him to he quite a poor commentator as he struggles to speak with inflection

It was a fad back in the 70s and wasn’t a good look then just as it isn’t a good look today.

Oh god, I *hate* these pants, and they are everywhere in Women's wear too. They are hideous and the worst of both worlds imo, since they make you only look rather clownish

You wearing them too tight, that is not classic nor classy. Furthermore that is terrible outdated fashion. In my opinion those pants look much better on the loose side. Skinny fit is no more, please update

No, no, no. I don't even like wearing a belt, preferring braces as they're way more comfortable. These elastic waistband and drawstring trousers make for a hideous hybrid between a jogging pant and a proper trouser. No, absolutely no. No.

These trousers are hideous. Drawstrings are a huge NO. Back elastic is marginal in casual wear but unacceptabe for any actual dress wear. Don't get me started on the fabric. ew

No, no, no.

I couldn’t even make it past the one minute mark in this video. The mere topic of pants that belong at the gym in a casual or business casual setting is absurd. Why would you waste time energy and effort covering something like this? We should all as a group feel sorry for anyone that wears these and thinks that they are dress pants. 😂

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

No wasted time and energy from our point of view! If you watched all the way through, you would have understood the nuance of why we made the video 😉

I plan on suing the GG for presenting me with this horror. 🤮Does anyone happen to know their registered agent? Consider yourselves served!

@gentlemansgazette

Ай бұрын

Hey, it's your choice to watch, and we're not making you buy 'em! 😉

Big no no for me :)

Horrible.

With all respect, some people are not for certain tasks, and you are not to be in front of camera. I cannot watch any of your videos more than a couple seconds. All the rest are great though....