Hey guys, what’s up, welcome back to the channel. A few months ago I did a what’s in my bag video
and you guys seemed to really enjoy it so I wanted to do a similar video
but this time showing you what’s in my wardrobe. This isn’t a sponsored video at all, I just wanted
to share what I typically wear on a daily basis because I like to keep my wardrobe pretty clean,
simple and comfortable. Now in terms of your own wardrobe, I’m sure your style might be a
bit different to mine, but that doesn’t really matter. Everyone is going to have their own
personally style but hopefully they’ll be a few ideas in here which maybe you like the look of.
When it comes to my wardrobe, as I said I like to keep things really simple, so what I’m showing
today isn’t my entire wardrobe, it is pretty much the main items that I wear on a daily basis.
So the first thing to say is that I like to try and buy clothes that have quite
neutral and earthy tones so that they can all work interchangeably with each
other which just makes things so much easier. If you’ve seen any of Matt Devella’s videos,
quick shout out to him, you’ll know he literally just wears the same t-shirt every day.
Now I’m not quite that strict with myself but it is nice not to have to think too much
about how well things go together in the morning. I also don’t like to shop at too many brands with
my clothing, once I’ve found something that works I tend to just stick with it because you know the
quality / sizing is going to be consistent. You’ll notice none of these clothes have any
logos on them, when it comes to clothing I think branding should be really subtle and understated.
Essentially I’ll always try to buy timeless basic bits of clothing
that are just everyday staples in the wardrobe. So let’s start with my t-shirts because you
can’t get much more essential that that. There’s actually 3 different places I get my tees from...
Firstly, TOKORU, so if you haven’t heard of TOKORU they are an eco store based here in the
UK and I absolutely love their stuff. All their clothing is made using 100% renewable energy
and also made from organic cotton. I’ve been wearing mainly organic cotton
t-shirts for about 3 years now and I can honestly say I will never go back to buying anything else.
If you haven’t tried or heard of organic cotton before then definitely give it a go, it can be
a little more expensive at times but it feels so much softer and more natural on the skin because
it hasn’t been made using loads of chemicals. It’s also way better for the environment too!
I actually have a bunch of different tees from TOKORU in different shades, both in their organic
tees and I also have a couple of their recycled tees as well which are surprisingly good quality.
Just while we’re on TOKORU, I also have one of their Black hoodies as well which
is probably one of my most worn daily items. Every wardrobe needs a hoodie in my opinion
and this is one of the best I’ve found. Another brand I’d strongly recommend checking
out for tees and a bunch of other things is Everlane. Everlane is another company
that focuses on ethical transparency. If you go on their website they actually break down the
cost of their supply chain and explain exactly where they source things from which is great.
Their basics range usually includes some great choices for organic t-shirts
and I have a bunch of their organic tees in different shades both long and short sleeve.
I also have a pair of jeans from Everlane so it’s worth checking
out some of their other items as well if you’re browsing on their website.
What I like most about Everlane is that they make great quality clothing at
incredibly reasonable prices and they also offer 10% discount off your first order.
I’ve been buying their stuff for a while now and I can’t recommend them highly enough.
If you’re looking for tees that are a little more expensive and you have the budget to go with it
then the other brand I wanted to recommend is Save Khaki United.
Save Khaki are unique in that all of their clothing is made directly in the US.
This means they have great credentials in terms of sustainability and fair labour.
The consequence of this is some amazingly high quality clothing
that is made with impeccable craftsmanship and is incredibly durable. The downside of that of
course is that this doesn’t come cheap, especially if you are buying from outside the US like me!
That being said I’m a huge fan of Save Khaki. I especially like their long-sleeve tees like
this one I have here and I also have a couple of pairs of their shorts.
Their style is clean, minimalist and simple which just gives everything
such an effortless aesthetic. If it’s the best you’re looking for then head here.
Finally, when it comes to my jeans there’s really only one brand I buy from and that’s Bonobos.
Bonobos is another American brand who’s founders created it because they couldn’t find good fitting
men’s pants anywhere, and I know what they mean. They offer a huge variety of different cuts /
colours of jeans, chinos shorts as well as shirts and tees as well.
I tend to just buy their travel jeans in slim fit because they fit so well
and they also add some stretch to them which means unlike traditional jeans
they’re so comfortable for travelling in. I used to do a lot of travelling before the pandemic hit
so I’ve road tested these bad boys a lot - trust me you can’t buy better.
The only down side with Bonobos is that you can’t buy them directly in Europe. If you try
to go onto their website from the UK for example it wont even let you in to browse their store!
If you’re based in the US, Canada or Australia though then you’re absolutely fine - lucky you!
If you do live in the UK and want to buy some Bonobos you’ll
just have to wait until we can travel again. Finally guys, the last thing I wanted to mention
are 2 pairs of shoes which I wear all the time. The first pair are my Adidas which I have in grey
suede which I’ve had for a good few years now and they seem to just look better and better with age!
My second pair of trainers are actually a pair of grey pig skin Ltd Ed New Balance in
their 996 model. This is another item that was made in the U.S. directly.
So guys that’s all I wanted to show you today, make sure you check out the links
in the description where I’ll try and link to all the brands, and definitely check out TOKORU
if you’re based in the UK. If you haven’t already
just a quick reminder to subscribe to the channel for more videos like this soon.
Hopefully you enjoyed the video and I’ll see you guys next time!