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  • Hi! I'm Antonio Centeno, the founder of Real Men Real Style. Today, I'm going to be giving

  • advice to a gentleman who is a heavy commuter. In fact, he's commuting four hours a day and

  • he's wondering, "How can I dress sharp when I'm spending so much time on public transportation?"

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  • Okay. "Antonio, I need advice. Precisely, I live in a city that's 70 kilometers from

  • the capital. I have to get on the bus at 6:00 a.m. every morning." He's in Kosovo, by the

  • way, so he's on there two hours. After work, he gets on the bus for a two-hour commute

  • back home. Now, during the day, he works at a court. I guess he's a lawyer, so he needs

  • to be shaved, well dressed, and appear in front of a judge almost daily. Given the fact

  • that he has to undergo this route the entire year, 12 months, four seasons, what would

  • be my advice?

  • All right, so I'm not familiar with the weather conditions in Kosovo. I've been to Croatia

  • and I'm familiar with some of the former Yugoslavia area, but I would have to say that you're

  • probably dealing with four seasons. You're closer to the water, so not as bad as we probably

  • have here in Wisconsin, but you do deal with rain. You deal with probably some snow and

  • you deal with hot weather.

  • I'm going to say really there are four things you need to focus on. So for three of the

  • seasons, not including the summer, you need to have some good outer wear and this is going

  • to be like your shield of armor, your protection because you can wear something nice underneath

  • it, but if you've got a long overcoat or you've got a trench coat that is for the fall or

  • the spring and it's dark colored -- you can go with the dark. I've got a beautiful dark

  • blue trench coat, which I love, and it's darker colored because simply it's more practical

  • than the lighter colored one.

  • That's going to be a huge asset because it's going to protect pretty much all of your clothing.

  • And if you get it lightweight, you're going to be able to wear it even on cooler days;

  • it can be fine. You can have really nice clothing on underneath it and not worry about it getting

  • dirtied or soiled.

  • The next thing is going to be your footwear, so consider keeping a couple of really nice

  • pairs of shoes at work. And at home and during your commute travels, you wear a pair of boots

  • or something which is going to give you more traction. It's going to be more comfortable.

  • And when you get mud or slosh on it, you're not going to be upset.

  • It sounds like galoshes could be an option as well in really bad weather, but I would

  • say going with a really nice pair -- and they have dress boots out there, which in a pinch,

  • if you show up to work a little bit late, you could actually move around and very few

  • people would actually notice it. There are some really nice dress boots out there, but

  • I would have some really nice shoes which are there for you when you're at work in front

  • of the judge.

  • The other thing is dark colors and this is probably going to apply more in the summertime.

  • Oftentimes, we want to go towards lighter colors, but I'm thinking that if you are going

  • to be in a crowded -- and I've seen some of the public transportation.

  • I've got a story in Ukraine with my wife. It's the first time we're traveling in public

  • transportation. The bus pulls up and it opens up and people are almost falling out of it.

  • Basically, my wife takes a step back and she almost runs up and they jump into it, literally

  • people are pushing themselves into these things. It's that packed. I can't even imagine in

  • the summer having to do this. If you're having to do that, you want to wear dark colors because

  • you can't control it if you get something stained on you. Also, if you're sweating,

  • you want something that's going to help cover that up. Consider an undershirt.

  • The last thing which goes with the summer is to have a change of clothes there at work.

  • There's a great scene in Mad Men. I think it's the first season. Draper, he's been out

  • all night partying and got a couple of hours of sleep. He slept at his mistress' house.

  • He goes into work and he takes some ice, pours himself a stiff drink, and opens up his drawer

  • and he's just got all of these white shirts. He simply changes really quick, changes the

  • shirt. He hasn't showered, he hasn't cleaned up, and he's fine for that first meeting.

  • He probably needed to shave and stuff, but you can make this happen.

  • I used to do this all the time when I was in the Marine Corps. I would keep a change

  • of clothes there. If it was a late night, I wouldn’t even go home. I would simply

  • crash there in my office. I'd pull out a cot. I could make that happen actually. I had an

  • office, but it was a shared office, and I used a small closet space where I kept changes

  • of clothing, a little bit harder with professional clothing because you need to allow it to air

  • out and breathe. Also, the fact of security, you want to be able to lock this up, but perhaps

  • there's a gym that you can rent a locker at and keep a change of clothing there. It'd

  • probably be a well worthy investment versus you trying to move everything around.

  • Hopefully, those tips helped. If you guys have any more questions, you know where to

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  • ones that we deem are really useful and I think you guys would enjoy.

  • Okay. See you guys in the next video. Bye-bye.

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