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How to Survive a Sartorial Emergency - Hacks for Lost or Damaged Clothing

For a more in-depth guide to surviving Sartorial Emergencies, click here: https://gentl.mn/sartorial-emergency SHOP THE VIDEO: 1.Knit Tie in Chartreuse Green Silk - https://gentl.mn/2R2Ub7x 2. Silk Pocket Square in Brown with Blue, Green, Red Large Paisley - https://gentl.mn/2rHx9Vx 3. Edelweiss Boutonniere - https://gentl.mn/2A2TMZd 4. Shadow Stripe Ribbed Socks Dark Brown and Beige - https://gentl.mn/2Bw3D9A First, let’s talk about how to prevent an emergency in the first place because there are definitely a few things that I could have done differently. One, evaluate the risk. In my case, we went to a wedding, it was on Friday. We came in on a Wednesday, that didn’t leave me much time. I should probably put up my suit in a carry-on just to be safe. So for you, that means weigh out the importance of the event that you’re going to attend with the risks that you have when you travel with checked luggage. Two, always be prepared for common sartorial issues. For example, a tie can always get stained, that means you should have backup ties maybe in your car, maybe at your office, or in your carry-on. It doesn’t take much space and if you roll it up, it’ll come out and won’t be destroyed but it will save your life in case you need it for an important business meeting or for a wedding. It’s also great to have some stain removal wipes in your wallet because they are flat, you can carry them with you and chances are you have your wallet with you at all times. Okay, so these are all things you can do before an emergency occurs but what if you actually experience a sartorial emergency? First of all, lower your standards. You’re ruining any chance of enjoying yourself if you can’t just give yourself a break and just accept the situation for what it is. Personally, I was pissed every time I got off the phone with them and they were telling me a different story but after three days, I just decided “let’s stop worrying about it and enjoy the time with my family, my friends” and it was possibly the best thing I could have done. I was there to be the best man and to support my best friend and I had a wonderful time with the people there. I also tried to laugh about it or make jokes about it and most people didn’t even notice but it will certainly be a good story to tell in a few years time. Two, if you’re wronged and no one takes responsibility for it, move on. I mean it’s easy to feel sorry for yourself, you didn’t do anything wrong and someone else is taking zero responsibility for it, come on! Of course, it feels unfair to just let it go but at the end of the day, you’re not in control so rather focus your energy in something positive that you can control, Three, do the best with what you have and be creative and find an inventive solution. If your stuff is stained and you cannot clean it, well, maybe you can take it off or hide it or get a scarf or find a way around it so it looks presentable. Four, of course, you can also head to your nearest store and tell them exactly what you need. The problem is, in other countries, sometimes they have different opening hours and that may not be an option. Five, it’s really important to understand that you, personally, probably judge yourself much harsher than other people do. Some people don’t even notice that this was an emergency outfit I was wearing because they didn’t know I really cared about clothes. In the grand scheme of things, maybe my seersucker pants were a little loud for a wedding in Germany but I accepted it for what it was. Six, it’s very important to retain your confidence. Obviously, this was not an ideal outfit for me but I still wore it confidently and people didn’t really notice. If I would have been sorry for myself, they probably could have seen that and sensed that and I would have looked off or weird to them. Seven, if you really look poorly dressed and you can’t avoid it, just explain your situation. People will understand, they know your situation, they will feel sorry for you, and they will accept you and not look at your clothes in that instance. Finally last but not least, let a sartorial emergency never ruin your trip or your event or the thing you worked so hard for because it’s simply not worth it. You’re there to enjoy yourselves. Clothes are a way to express yourselves but sometimes, it’s just not meant to be. Just accept that and be happy. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Want to stay updated? Sign up here for free: https://gentl.mn/2PKlfUm Want to see more videos? Subscribe to our channel!    / thegentlemansgazette   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gentleman's Gazette https://www.gentlemansgazette.com/ https://gentl.mn/2R7uiDP Facebook:   / gentlemansgazette   FREE EBOOK: https://gentl.mn/2PKlfUm #sartorialemergency #DELTAsucks #KLMsucks