I Spent $7000 to Find the Best Suit for Men - (Hugo Boss, Suit Supply, Tom Ford)

If you want a ‘Real’ suit then you need to get a Brioni or Palzeleri

Brother Arrow,Louis Philippe aur Peter England se kya yeh achha hai ???

Reference the Sales woman, LOVE Salespeople who are passionate and knowledgeable about the brand and have great opinions like her!

Ivy is so cool!

Suit Supply sales associate was awesome!

Great video!! ❤

Also Hugo Boss was a Nazi and used children in the gas chambers to make his clothes so I’d pass on the Hugo Boss brand.

Hi, I liked your video very much. A few constructive comments if I may. The Tom Ford suit is made in Switzerland in the Zegna factory. Its all Zegna with Tom Ford design. I like his suits and the construction although as you mentioned every celeb is wearing the same model. 2 button SB peak with tix pocket. I think yours could have a slightly better fit. The Suitsupply suit had great fabric, one of my favorite mills Fratelli Tallia di Delfino. They are one of the top Italian mills that is not as well known as some others like Loro Piana, Zegna, Reda or Vitale Barberis Cononico or even Drago. Scabal is in a different realm. The suit however, made in the PRC, is not worth $1500, just like Hugo from Boss was not worth the $500. Suitsupply for $500-$700 I can see, but not their custom. They make huge profit on that, probably cost them about $300-$450 with the vest (Im not a fan of DB vests). The salesperson was great, If I were still on Madison and Fifth Ave, in my shops I would hire her in a minute. Hugo Boss has gone way down over the years, even the main line. Poor quality and high price. I was the largest retailer of Boss in NYC during the 1990s when it was made in Germany and Switzerland. I think you missed an important segment before going up to the $3800 price of Tom Ford and that is Canali. You did mention it. Canali has the most consistent and universal fit of any garment in the market. They are only made in Italy and only use Italian products. Its a family owned business since its inception and they run a tight ship. For a mostly hand made garment, it is the best priced and best fitting product out there. I was the first importer of Canali to the USA, before it was called Canali. Brioni is out there as well, but it has a certain look, very strong shoulder, slightly older customer. Brioni was always the standard for Italian hand made suits. I could go on but don't want to take up too much space in your comments, reach out if you like I have worked with all these brands and more and been to their factories. Take care and looking forward to watching more of your luxury lifestyle.

When I saw you wearing the Hugo Boss suit, it made you look like a super fit guy. The other 2 made you look like you are on your 60s and want to cover extra fat. Very honest opinion!

Oh dear the 1500 custom suit wasa little roger moore circa 1980

One thing I’ve always hated about suit or trouser buying is that you’re married to the shoes you try on with the pants

Let you in on a secret…a tailor made suit that fits the dimensions of your specific body will look 100 times better than a $5000 brand name suit. Women don’t walk around looking for the brand that you wear. They look and see how well it fits you.

The Ton ford suit has terrible collar gap i would rather go for suit supply or Pini Parma value for money more variety and customization

You can do much better with $4k than a designer suit from Ford. You’re definitely paying half the price for that label.
Maybe even full custom is possible.

So a promo video for Suit Supply. 🤣🤣

Ill help without watching the video. The best suits dont have
1. A brandname / logo
2. Refer to #1

It is one of my dreams to own a Tom Ford suit. Love the brand. One question that I have is why shouldn't someone make a bespoke Tom Ford styled suit with Loro Piana's fabric? Would it be better? More expensive? Would one be better vs the other or similar?

Tom Ford are beautiful suit but if you are going to spend the price of one I’d go with a bespoke suit.

Great video! Nothing better than exploring and appreciating a somewhat lost art of tailoring. Suits will always be the best piece of apparel a man/woman can get.

As someone who's been extremely lucky enough to have been wearing Tom Ford suit since 2009 and also own suit supply (RTW) Tom Ford suits has very different cut to Suit supply. I own multiple cuts from both brands but what set Tom Ford apart is the amount of canvasing and shaping it has underneath the jacket which help "shape" the jacket. even half canvas you can feel the difference between the two. Another observations which I don't think the vid had mentioned is arm holes, TF has very high arm holes where it helps further accentuate the hour class "or nip in the waist" (as TF calls it) and it further hugs your body more. The trousers are high waisted but with a curved side pocket which sits flatter on your legs when warn, is a detail not many people notice or companies do.

Tom Ford is amazing. I have been to the stores in LA and Vegas, and they treat you like a king. I know they are very expensive, but honestly you look like a boss in that grey Windsor. If you can manage it financially, I say splurge and go for it.

Enjoy the suits, my man!

Why not Attolini, Kiton, or Isaia?

Great video, I feel you really went above and beyond in educating yourself and the viewers about the hallmarks and construction of a good suit, a far cry from a lot of these “menswear influencers” who just follow Steve Harvey’s suit advice and think they have it all figured out (quite bad advice might add). As an avid suit wearer myself, and rather on the opposite spectrum in terms of styling (I prefer English cuts and fabric), I have found that rather than to buy in bulk a number of suits upfront, to put that $500-$1000 aside (or in Tom Ford’s case, $3000+), let it compound over the course of some months or a year and go full on bespoke (this won’t be every man’s reality but I am fortunate to have an English master tailor made local to me). It’s certainly a game of patience and delayed gratification, but if you have the time to kill and aren’t exactly time-pressed for a suit immediately, it is a great investment for yourself and your wardrobe as they will last you your entire lifetime and be timeless regardless of current trends, all the while you’re further educating yourself and further establishing your own personal taste, it becomes an enjoyable journey and you have the privilege of something made fully for you designed to your morphology. Great video and I look forward to seeing how you grow in your classic menswear journey.

Why would you go through the time it takes for a bespoke suit . The price etc of the rack as long as the shoulder is right all the alterations can be done in a week . If you live in Perth Australia do your self a favour visit Marchesi Menswear Northbridge

This is a very elegant lady very pretty indeed 💐

All these suits are in the same company. Trying to compare a suit from Tom Ford to a Suit Supply ends up being basing every minute detail to its basic common denominator. God knows why someone would actually buy a Tom Ford suit. Do people really want to pay retail markup price as well? Someone below said a bench made suit - a suit isn't a knife - it's bespoke. The shoes you described are Blake stitched - they should be Goodyear stitched. If we going to spend a couple of thousands of dollars on a properly made suit, please get one made by a bespoke tailor, not a brand selling tailoring.

Tom Ford makes exceptional suits. Ermenegildo Zegna provides their ateliers or tailors that construct each suit by hand. Full canvas construction with all the handwork that commends a bench made suit. The most common fits being Windsor, Shelton and O'Connor (Tom Ford wears the Windsor himself). In my view, the Windsor fit is the most classic and elegant which features a fuller chest, roped shoulder and wide peak lapel. This is inspired by English Style tailoring from the houses on Savile Row. As well, the trousers are full and cover the dress shoe/boot. This is traditionally how suits were made in the 20s,30s and 40s (super comfortable with lots of mobility). If you can afford a TF suit/jacket, it is quite the treat if you appreciate suiting and durable like a suit should be. I have owned Suit Supply and I find the trousers and jackets do not have the same construction quality and wear pretty easily. As well, their template/cut of suits are very trim and it can be hard to find a suit that is comfortable if you aren't a model size. Generally, sleeve length and trouser length will be short off the rack. Appreciate the video, and enjoy the suits!

I actually prefer the look of the suit supply suit, but they’re both nice.

Off-the-rack will never fit you right, even very expensive suits. Trust me, I've had Brioni, Zegna, Canali, Corneliani, Oxxford, etc. etc. It wasn't until I found a world class tailor that I got to see the HUGE difference. Takes about 5 weeks and at least 3 fittings to get a suit or sport coat made. The price is about the same as a tier-one brand. The minute you walk up, people take notice. I've literally had girls 25-30 years younger than me reach out to me later to ask if we can get together. That never happened before. Dressing well is your secret weapon. Use it. Go custom.

There is a slight collar gap on the Tom Ford suit.

If you spend 7k on a suit, then you could've just gone bespoke for half of that and avoid the 200% markup for a brand.

The large lapels on the Tom ford is hideous. Great informercial. How much did Suit Supply pay you?

Could you compare zip up hoodies? Maybe check out Ralph Lauren Purple Label?

deserves more subs forsure

The reason why the Tom Ford is "better" is indeed because the time they have and give you in fittings. Suit Supply has delivery fit and they can alter some there and then. But they need to nail te measurements right away otherwise they can't really keep up. Tom Ford or a custom suit maker like there are all over the world in Italy, UK. They have that special thing. If you can you should try Huntsman or Henry Poole or one of the others in that street. The whole experience is just wow and tops it for me. And yes they are expensive as well.

If you are a good looking person, slim and somewhat tall (even somewhat big) you will look good with a JC Penny suit on you, as you will with a Tom Ford, Versace, etc, suit on!! Don’t be fooled brotha’!!

Yes, good fabric matters, but any suit that costs $300 and up (even less than $300) is bullshit!! Im not cheap, just conscious that people really take advantage of people!!

At suit supply did you buy one suit or two for $1400?

The reason you hear Tom Ford's better is because suitsupply's measures were poorly taken.

Easily seen at minute 10.28, the jacket has 1 inc of collar gap.

This was such a lovely watch!

bro you got cracked on the tom ford suit. you were better off at canali or pini parma.

There is nothing worss looking then a cheap suit and yes anything otr is garbage. Save your money. I own 15 TF and 7 kiton plus a lot of other high ends..huge difference between garbage suit supply etc..there is nothing sadder then a man trying to "dress to impress" and act like a somebody in an inexpensive suit..generally speaking

Excellent video. The best video of this kind/on this topic. Exactly what I was looking for!

Slight collar gap on the Tom Ford, but the back does look nice and smooth (except for the vents). I would also leave more room in the jacket waist, might be more comfortable.

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Do chinos next!

WELL DONE!!! SUITS LOOK GREAT.

Awesome video as always! Would be interesting to see a general comparison between some of the top luxury clothing brands like Brunello Cucinelli, Brioni, Zegna and Giorgio Armani. Pretty similar in price and fabric quality (or so I've heard). Would also love to see a video on dress shirts, loafers, oxfords, coats, belts at different price points. Greetings from Norway :)

great video!!