What's up, guys? I'm Brian Sacawa, you're watching He Spoke Style, and today
we're talking about five essential fall jackets.
First up is the three-quarter
length trench coat. This, for me, is a much more versatile choice than a full length
trench coat. Very easy to dress up and also wear in a more casual situation.
Here, I'm styling it with just a very classic fall business outfit. Before we
get to the outfit details, let's actually talk a little bit about this trench coat.
This is by Burberry Brit. And Robin actually found this for me at a
secondhand store in New York City for three hundred dollars. I think the list
for this is around one thousand dollars so this was a really good secondhand find.
Now on to the outfit. Grey suit with the windowpane pattern is by Z Zegna. And I
paired it with a light blue micro striped shirt by Michael Andrews Bespoke.
Tie is by Seaward and Stearn, part of the collaboration we did with them when we
first launched the HSS Shop. And side note, some exciting things happening in
the shop coming up very soon. Accessories. Leather briefcase is by Frank Clegg. Oliver
Peoples Banks sunglasses. On my wrist, my Rolex Datejust 116234.
And anchored by these double monk strap shoes by Paul Evans. Next up we
have the classic black bomber jacket. I could probably do an entire video on
many different ways to style this piece. Actually, if you'd like to see that let
me know in the comments or take the poll that I'll put up there in the corner.
This jacket is by Theory. I recently got this as an upgrade to a Topman bomber
that I've had for about six years. It was a long overdue, very good upgrade.
And this piece is phenomenal. Now it would have been easy to style it in
more of a rock and roll kind of way, but I wanted to show how it could be worn
in, let's call it, a more grown-up casual kind of way. So, very simple classic white
OCBD. This particular shirt is by Brooks Brothers Black Fleece. Great fit off the
rack. But, unfortunately, Black Fleece no longer exists. Jeans are by J.Crew, the
484 fit. Now, I might start trying the 770's because since I've started
deadlifting about five or six months ago my thighs have started to get a little
bit bigger. On my wrist is a really underrated watch and that is the Rolex
Explorer II 16750 on loan to me for my
good friends at Crown and Caliber. And then finished off with a classic pair of
white converse All-Stars. Next, I'm taking you to school with a great tweed sport
coat. This is actually part of a suit, the very first suit that I had made by
Michael Andrews Bespoke back in like 2014. This is a Donegal tweed by Ariston.
It's quite a heavy weight, which makes this perfect as a fall transitional
outerwear piece. And you can see that I went full-on professor with the suede
elbow patches. This look is what I would consider to be almost textbook business
casual. This is a Goldilocks look. It's not too dressed up. It's not too dressed
down. It's just right. So underneath the sport coat is one of my favorite denim
shirts. This is a button-down by Brunello Cucinelli. And, for me, a great example of
and reminder that investing in quality is always a great choice. The brown pants
I'm wearing are actually vintage 1980s YSL. They were so 80s that I had to have
them tailored but they've turned out good and I've gotten a lot of use out of
them. My glasses, which a lot of you ask about all the time, are by Cubitts.
Briefcase is by Bennett Winch. On my wrist is my Vacheron Constantin
Traditionelle Boutique Edition. And then finished off with these buckled kiltie
loafers, which I love, by G. H. Bass. Up next, we have a suede jacket. I like this as a
very sort of luxe and refined option to add to a casual outerwear collection.
Suede, with its texture look and the way it feels, is such a great way to
elevate your outerwear game. Also, as you get older, it's kind of a great way to
differentiate and show that your style has matured as much as you have. This
coat I'm wearing is by Billy Reid. I picked it up on clearance a number of
years ago in the Billy Reid shop in Greenwich Village. This look might be
familiar if you're a fan of the website. I think I posted this maybe like four
years ago. Brown gingham shirt. And then I layered in a waistcoat to give it a
little more depth. Jeans are by Madewell. Up top, a felt hat that I discovered deep
in my closet. The brand is Worth and Worth. Vacheron Constantin Traditionelle
again on the wrist. And finished off with these brown chelsea
boots by Jack Erwin. Finally, we have the shirt jacket, or as it is sometimes
called, the shacket. This definitely skews more toward the casual side of things
but like I did with the bomber, I wanted to kind of challenge the notion that
this was only a casual piece of outerwear. So I did that with another
classic OCBD with a lightweight gray cardigan layered on top. This is by
Uniqlo. Side note, I think Uniqlo sweaters are some of the best that you can get
for the money and a lot of people know that so they sell out quickly. So what
I'm saying is that if you like it and you're looking to add some sweaters to
your closet, head over to the website now and find some things that you like
before they're sold out because that tends to happen much faster than all of
us would like. Back to the outfit. Jeans again are by J.Crew. 484 fit. On my
wrist, the IWC Ingenieur. And then finished off with these great oxblood
leather boots by Bostonian. So let's round them up again. My picks for the
five essential jackets you need for fall. The three-quarter length trench. The
classic black leather bomber. The tweed sport coat. The suede jacket. And, finally,
the shacket. As always, complete outfit details are down below in the
description. I'll also put links to a variety of different options for each
specific type of jacket at various price points. Leave a comment. Let me know which
outfit was your favorite, which jacket you liked best.
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