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Put This On: Season 2, Episode 6: Consolidation
Put This On: Season 2, Episode 6: Consolidation
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Put This On Season 2, Episode 4: Eccentric Style
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Put This On Season 2, Episode 4: Eccentric Style
Put This On, Season 2, Episode 3: (New) Traditions
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Put This On visits London to look at the ways it has been shaped by (and has reinvented) its menswear traditions. We visit W. Bill, the legendary tweed vendor in a basement just off Savile Row. We talk with the painter and musician Ian Bruce about how he's reshaped the legacy of the SoHo dandy. We visit the Drake's factory to see how a tie is made. Then we go to Savile Row, and chat with tailor...
Put This On Rudiments: Alterations
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"A suit should look good off the rack, then you should have it altered to look great. Budget $100, and about two weeks, because the transformation isn't free, or instantaneous."
Put This On, Season 2, Episode 2: Thrifting with Street Etiquette
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Put This On host Jesse Thorn goes thrift store shopping for menswear with Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumbs, the proprietors of Street Etiquette in Manhattan. They share thrifting tips, including altering thrift store finds and "the pinch test" for determining whether a jacket is canvassed.
PTO Man: Lewis Lapham
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Profile of editor Lewis Lapham from Put This On. Lapham is the publisher of Lapham's Quarterly, and was the longtime editor of Harper's. He says that when you're dressed well, you can engage any story. Flaubert, even at his poorest, carried two gold coins in his pocket, to give him "a sense of weight." For Lapham, a suit gives him this same sense.
PTO Place: Jay Kos
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From Put This On Season 2, Episode 2, a profile of New York menswear retailer Jay Kos. Kos is known for mixing traditional style with bold fabrics and colors, and is a favorite of contemporary dandies like Fonzworth Bentley.
Put This On: How It's Made: Jacket
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Put This On visits tailor Leonard Logsdail in New York City to see what's inside a men's suit jacket, and the difference in construction between more and less expensive coats.
Put This On, Season 2, Episode 2: Eclecticism
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• Place: Jay Kos • Feature: Thrifting with Street Etiquette • Stylish Man: Lewis Lapham • Rudiment: Budgeting for having a suit tailored. • How it's Made: Leonard Logsdale • Gentleman's Association Spot
How to Pack a Suit from Put This On S2E1
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Put This On, a web series about dressing like a grownup, visits New York City, a place where style is defined and redefined through interpretation and reinterpretation. In our Q & Answer segment, find out how to pack your suit for travel. We'll show you a fold to keep it neat inside a rolling carry-on or suitcase, and we'll show you how to keep your trousers on the hanger inside a garment bag. ...
PTO Place: Worth and Worth Hats from Put This On S2E1
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Put This On, a web series about dressing like a grownup, visits New York City, a place where style is defined and redefined through interpretation and reinterpretation. Visit Worth & Worth hat shop, a New York institution with roots going back to 1922. In recent memory, Orlando Palacios has made the shop a home for rockers as well as traditionalists, turning hundred-year-old machines to the tas...
PTO Man: Jason Marshall from Put This On S2E1
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PTO Man: Jason Marshall from Put This On S2E1
The 'Lo Heads from Put This On S2E1
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The 'Lo Heads from Put This On S2E1
Lifeway Kefir Spot from Put This On S2E1
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Lifeway Kefir Spot from Put This On S2E1
Put This On, Season 2, Episode 1: The Melting Pot
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Put This On, Season 2, Episode 1: The Melting Pot
Put This On, Episode 7: Personal Style
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Put This On, Episode 7: Personal Style
Put This On Episode 5: Tradition (J. Press and Thom Browne)
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Put This On Episode 5: Tradition (J. Press and Thom Browne)
10-15 pounds a month?! LOL
incredible
1:13 1:41
“These are the best I’ve ever had… but here’s 30 things I’d like different.”
imagine the pain that man was in before if those were his best ever im crying
I sure would appreciate that. *BURP* My bunghole and nuts thank you kindly sir.
I believe this was a small Texas Taylor out of Dallas. Haggar pants/clothing as we know them now.
1:42 this is so funny and i don’t know why💀
Am I to understand that he was going to JFK's funeral?
seems to be not, as the phone call happened in 1964 while JFK's Funeral happened in November 1963
The fact that he did this before going to a fucking funeral takes the wind out of me 💀💀
He needs it "more than anything"? Wow
"You just give the information to the boy here" So true.
1:32
This needs to be in the Smithsonian.
Most American President (nothingeverhappenedinVietnamdon’ttalkaboutitlmao.)
This moron was president mind you.
Still better than Biden.
When the Lonestar republic state had a man in the United States Senate now we got Senator from Cancun
Only thing that would have been better is if LBJ was on the shitter at the time and you heard a strained flush and some gurgling after.
Have you Ever rode a wire fence? I mean, Col Cornpone ain’t wrong. It’s really a nut cutter.
On June 30, 1967, LBJ amended Selective Service regulations and drafted many of us out of law school or grad school. He had no plan to win, so people like my pal Bill died in Vietnam in 1968. When the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was dedicated, LBJ's wife did not show up nor did anybody from the Nixon presidency.
Was he drunk?
I doubt it
lahk rahdn a wahyr fince.
Wow, is this for real? I had no idea Johnson was so crude. Well, he did pass policies that basically destroyed the African-American family. I can't imagine ever speaking to someone like this. Strange man.
It’s not a Harlem BX Thing It started in Brownsville Brooklyn Period
Was he going to JFK'S funeral? Since he had him killed
If this happened today the caller would think it's a prank and hang up. And why wouldn't you think it was a prank? Why would you think the president of the US would be belching on the phone in between talking about his "nuts" and "bumhole" to you?
that....this is real, right? because holy crap I've never thought to hear a united states president burp on the record- the animation is freaking hilarious though.
My nickname for my penis is “ JumBO . I need a burlap sack in the crotchal area.. why do you think lady bird always has that crooked smile…”😮
Ha! What an ending
His morals were on par with JFK
1:38
I love how all the inappropriate language in this call was totally avoidable. "A bit more space in the crotch area" would have been completely clear.
LBJ never missed an opportunity to elude to the size of what he was packing.
HOPE THE REAR OF THE PANTS HOLD ALOT OF BS. 😅 😅
In a humorous incident that occurred during his presidency, Lyndon B. Johnson famously ordered pants from the Haggar clothing company. However, when the pants arrived, they did not fit properly, causing frustration for the President. Johnson, known for his direct and assertive personality, called the company's president, Joseph Haggar Jr., to express his dissatisfaction. He reportedly said, "Your pockets, they cut me under my... you know." LBJ even went on to request that Haggar personally come to the White House to fix the issue. As a result of this incident, the term "LBJ orders pants" has become a well-known phrase, often used to describe a situation where someone in authority demands a specific outcome or resolution. It serves as a humorous reminder of Johnson's assertiveness and his attention to even the smallest details.
In his defense, do you really want the man in charge of the most powerful military on the planet and with a known Texas sized temper being in a bad mood because the tree and its two grapefruits are choked on space?
The presidential bunghole.
He said "where your nuts hang" and "bunghole" in the same phone call then belched. Classic Texan.
1:39
I changed my shoe tying recently, but I changed the direction of the first knot rather than the bow like in the video. Same difference, I guess.
Hardly a single example of a well-fitting garment in this video. The double-breasted blazer might be the best of the lot. For those who might find this video now, 12 years later, take note: one of the reasons Jesse's shirt looked sloppy prior to tailoring is that the trousers were worn sloppily, below the gut, which protrudes slightly. Wear trousers with a longer rise, positioned properly at the natural waist and suddenly all that extra material in the shirt is not problematic. Tight fitting shirts and low rise trousers work for tall and thin models, not the average man. Tight fitting shirts and high rise trousers make one look like a Marine. Here, $15 might have been saved by pulling his pants up and improving his posture. And maybe his buttons won't pop the next time he eats a substantial meal.
Leave me some slack for my nutsack!!!
An incredible moment in history
The Best….I Already Own 2 Hats, Great Customer Service as Well. Highly recommended
he was cooking here
I had no clue this was to Haggar I have some Haggar clothes and theyre actually good I can see his point
Lol this is so bizarre hes calling one of the owners of a major company like hes the local corner store tailor "joe is your dad the one that makes clothes?" And giving him the measurements like hes the assistant or something 😂
Give this boy the address cause I'm running for funeral and give him a dress just how to dress these trousers so we'll send them to you
Back then our Presidents had nuts. Today our President has a Bibb and a diaper.
Growing up in Brooklyn in the 1990s you had to be respected just to walk around in Polo.
Imagine getting a phone call from the damn president of the United States for CLOTHES, then he rambles on about nutsacks, then, out of convention you have to ask where he wants it sent and he just says “White House”
Just a plain-spoken man