The perfect quiet luxury fall wardrobe does not exist . . . until now. I've partnered with @onequince once again to bring you what will most likely be considered the most brilliant quiet luxury fall wardrobe for men ever presented on YouTube.
0:00 - Intro 0:33 - What Is Quiet Luxury? 1:35 - The 10 Items 5:19 - The Accessories 6:30 - The 10 Outfits 10:36 - The Payoff
The perfect quiet luxury fall wardrobe
doesn't exist
until now. I have assembled what is
quite possibly the most brilliant quiet
luxury fall wardrobe ever seen on
YouTube.
10 foundational items, a few added
accessories, 10 different outfits, and
the kicker is that you would pay less
for this entire wardrobe than you would
for one Ralph Lauren purple label
sweater. Dude, are you kidding me? No,
I'm not. This video is sponsored by
Quint. Quick context on quiet luxury if
you need it, which you probably don't
because it's kind of been a thing for a
while, but just in case, this is how I'd
break it down. Quiet luxury is all about
understated over obvious, minimal or no
branding, premium materials, muted
colors, clean lines, subtle details,
looking like money without announcing
it. On that last point, the
misconception is that quiet luxury is
expensive. Well, you know what? It
doesn't have to cost thousands. And let
me show you what I mean. First, let's go
back to that purple label sweater.
$1,695.
I think it would be quite the
understatement to say that that sweater
is not for everyone. Now, I love nice
things and I really truly believe that
you get what you pay for, but that price
for a sweater is not something I would
consider, especially because I could get
the entire wardrobe I'm about to show
you, 10 pieces total, for less than that
one garment. And I will even show you at
the end of the video how you can save an
additional almost $750 with just three
simple substitutions. And with that,
let's take a look at the 10 pieces that
make up the perfect quiet luxury fall
wardrobe. Up first is an Australian
marino wool halfzip sweater in a malted
toffee color. This along with the
majority of the items in this wardrobe
are from today's video sponsor Quint, a
brand that believes in quality,
affordability, sustainability,
transparency. I'll give you a little
more info on those values as we go
through the items and that everyone
should have access to nice things like
this sweater. The sweater is extremely
soft. It's got a great texture to it and
the color is, how do you say, chef's
kiss. Next is one of my absolute
favorite pieces, a cashmere polo sweater
in the morel gray color. Super classic
design. You've got a three button
collar, rib details at the hem and
cuffs, and at $99.90,
just go ahead and try to justify that
almost $1,700 polo sweater we were
talking about before. And that is a
great example of the Quint value of
affordability and believing that
everyone should have access to nice
things. Quint is able to keep prices low
by using a factory direct model that
cuts out the supply chain middlemen,
thereby reducing cost. Third item is a
Mongolian cashmere button-up sweater in
charcoal. Pretty cool hybrid piece. Part
sweater, part shirt, not a cardigan.
Next, another Mongolian Kashmir piece, a
quarter button sweater in heather
charcoal. Super soft, great waffle
texture, easy to wear by itself or
layered up. Now, fans of the channel
will know that this is the second video
I've done in partnership with Quint, and
some of you wanted me to report back to
you how the stuff was holding up. I can
tell you that it has held up extremely
well, and that is because Quint chooses
premium materials that will stand the
test of time. These products feel nicer.
They last longer, which underscores
their belief that quality should not be
a luxury. All right, so I know I said
the Kashmir polo sweater was one of my
absolute favorites, but that is also
rivaled by this Kashmir baseball cap in
heather gray. If you've never worn a
Kashmir baseball hat, I highly recommend
it, especially now that it is getting
colder outside. Super soft and very warm
with the sherpa lining inside. Easily
adjusted with the genuine leather tab
and back strap. Here we have a
featherless quilted vest. Great
outerwear piece for fall layering.
You've got that classic diamond
quilting, stand-up collar with corduroy
details, snap closure placket, which
conceals the two-way zipper, two hand
pockets, one interior, and adjustable
mid-waist snaps. The fact that this vest
is featherless plays into the fact that
sustainability is built into everything
Quint does. Whenever possible, Quint
chooses organic materials,
environmentally conscientious packaging,
and ethical business practices. Item
number seven is a classic crew neck
sweater in an alabaster color. It's 100%
organic cotton. Rib details on the
neckline, cuffs, and hem. It is a
workhorse fall garment. Next, items
eight and nine. Two pairs of trousers.
First, a cotton pair in a stone color.
Belt loops and a 2-in cuff. These are
going to be a little bit sportier. Then,
a little bit dressier, a little more
elegant and lux. This is a pair of black
flannel trousers. Side adjusters to keep
it a little cleaner. Same 2-in cuff. And
then finally, a pair of white leather
sneakers. Super simple, very classic,
very versatile. I am hoping that they
will work with all 10 outfits. That's a
complete lie. I know they will, but I'll
leave that up to you to judge. One last
thing to mention about Quint is that
they offer free shipping on all orders
and 365day returns. Yes, you heard that
right. 365day returns that is a year.
And every single item featured in this
video from Quint, as well as some
substitutions, are linked down below in
the description. And I have to say that
if there is something you like, do not
hesitate to order it because things go
out of stock quickly. I even had to
change one of the items in this video
because of that. Oh, and don't think I
forgot. Purple label sweater, $1,695.
All 10 of these items, add them up and
you come to $1,582.40.
But don't forget at the end of the
video, I will reveal how you can reduce
that total by $74,510.
Stay tuned. So, every time I do one of
these seasonal wardrobe videos, you
know, highlighting a finite number of
wardrobe pieces, the accountability
police inevitably show up in the
comments and say, "Well, what about the
accessories? You didn't factor those in,
did you?"
No. No, I did not. Because those are the
add-on things, not the core of what
we're talking about. But just to keep
the popo out of my business in this
video, these are the five little extra
things you will see. Notice I said C, so
I'm not including underwear. People that
always ask every single time as we go
through the outfits. We have a pair of
sunglasses, simple black frames, gray
fade lenses, a black cotton t-shirt,
enough said. A simple, nononsense black
leather belt. Actually, let me show you
a very cool belt storage hack. So, a lot
of people will hang them like this or
roll them up like this. Hanging is
annoying. Takes up space. This doesn't
stay rolled up. So, what you do is you
take the end and thread it through.
Then, you're going to roll it up and
nest it inside. So, you've got this neat
little roll that stays wound up and can
even make for a nice little display.
Pair of gray socks and an Italian
leather slim card case from Quint in the
color capuccino. Those are the items.
Here are the outfits.
Look number one is the epitome of casual
quiet luxury fall style. Actually, every
look is going to be the epitome of
casual quiet luxury fall style, but you
know, I had to say it at least once.
Minimal muted color palette of black,
cream, and white. The quilted vest
provides that allimportant bit of
texture, giving the look some depth and
visual interest. And going without the
baseball cap here because I know for
some of you it's not your favorite, but
guess what? It's coming.
[Music]
Like I said, here it is in look number
two. Same black trousers here, but I've
gone with the Australian Marino wool
halfsip sands quilted vest this time
because, as you can see, we've got loads
of texture baked into the sweater
itself. All in all, a little more casual
and sporty, but the mix of luxe
materials, cashmere, marino wool, and
flannel elevates it to a different
level.
For look number three, I'm sticking with
the marina wool sweater, but throwing on
the quilted vest and swapping the black
flannel trousers for the stone cotton
pair. Now, if we take a look at this
outfit and the previous one side by
side, this is a great illustration of
how making just two simple substitutions
can completely change the whole look and
feel of an outfit.
Moving on to look number four. Another
very simple and easy expression of that
casual, quiet luxury aesthetic built
with just four pieces. Sweater, pants,
sunglasses, sneakers. Despite being very
simple, it is a very solid look. So,
next time you have that dilemma when
you're getting dressed and overthinking
things, just take a step back, hit the
reset button, and keep it simple.
Going from look four to five, I'm
following the same exact formula that I
use going from look two to three. Adding
the vest, swapping black flannel for
stone cotton pants, and this time adding
the hat to top it off. Ha, get it. But
unlike look two into three, if we do the
side by side of four and five here, you
can see that there is a massive
difference between how these two outfits
look and feel.
Look number six is a step back into
simplicity, both in color and execution.
For the foundation, black t-shirt, black
flannel trousers, which allow the
cashmere button-down sweater to be the
standout piece. And seriously, before
you jump down my throat about calling it
a button-down sweater, I know what a
button-down is. I know that this is not
that, but it is the name of the garment.
See? So, this is a good example of how
you build an outfit in terms of color.
We have a dark foundation. Layered on
top is a piece that's a little lighter
and then on the top and bottom we have
the lightest colors. This is what makes
an outfit look balanced and complete.
Look number seven. Ah, finally one of my
favorite pieces, the Mongolian Kashmir
polo sweater in morel gray. Now, if you
think about the advice I gave you in the
last look, you may be thinking that's
not what you did here. You're not wrong.
But this also works because of the more
extreme contrast between the black and
the lighter gray. It has the effect of
drawing your eye in and up to your face,
which is also something any good outfit
should do. But go ahead and whine in the
comments if you want.
Look number eight is look number six
without the hat and swapping our black
trousers for the stone cotton pair.
Again, a little more casual, a little
sportier. What else is there to say?
Actually, nothing. Let's move on.
[Music]
Look number nine is also look number
six, except this time I'm swapping the
Kashmir button-down sweater. I know it's
not a button-down for the Mongolian
Kashmir waffle quarter button sweater.
Now, I know I said the Kashmir polo
sweater was one of my favorites. Uh I
think I said the hat, too. But as I have
been working these pieces into my
broader wardrobe, this sweater is
starting to maybe edge them out just a
bit. It's very versatile. I wear it with
jeans casually, and it does elevate the
look like we've got here.
And for my final trick, look number 10,
returning to that same formula I've used
a couple times already, adding the vest
and swapping the black trousers for the
stone cotton pair. At this juncture in
the video, I think I've proven my point
and you get it. That point again was
small changes make a big impact. So,
let's move on to something that I know
you are dying to know. Well, maybe
you're not dying to know it, but I've
mentioned it a couple times throughout
the video. So, here's the payoff. The
thing I am talking about is that I told
you how I would reveal how you can take
this entire wardrobe, which you'll
remember at $1,582.40,
costs less than our favorite $1,695
sweater, and save an additional $74510.
Well, here is how you do it in three
simple steps. First, you take the black
flannel trousers, which come in at $345,
and swap them for the Quinc stretchknit
pin tuck trousers, which cost $60 for a
savings of $285.
Second, you take the stone cotton
trousers, also $3.45, and swap them for
the Quint Comfort Stretch Traveler
fivepocket pants at $49.90, saving
$29,510.
And third, swap this pair of leather
sneakers at $265 for the Quint Italian
leather everyday sneaker at 100, saving
$165.
Add the savings up and you take the
original $1,582.40
total and reduce that to $837.20.
Reminder that links to everything down
in the description. Thank you once again
to Quint for sponsoring this video.
Thank you for watching and stay
tailored. Look. See? I didn't just make
it up.