the money?

The way they carry themselves, the way they look at others, but most importantly, the

way they dress?

Or maybe when you walk into someone’s house, have a short look around, use their washroom

and wipe your butt with their fancy-ass 3-ply toilet paper and wash your hands with fancy-ass

soap?

A few weeks ago I found a thread on Reddit and got a lot of ideas from it, and thought,

what better place to look for things that make you look rich for cheap, than on the

website with the cheapest things out there?

Wealth doesn’t scream, it whispers.

That’s why even subtle things can change the whole impression that you make on others.

The first thing is a fitted suit.

Not an oversized “one size fits all” type of suit, but a nicely fitted one.

The old school wealth doesn’t wear anything that stands out.

However, their clothes always have a perfect fit.

Generally fitted suits can be quite expensive, but luckily there are sellers on AliExpress

that will get your sizing dimensions from you and will hem the suit according to your

body type.

Nothing makes a guy look better than a good haircut and a nicely fitting 2 or 3 piece

suit.

The prices vary from 70 to 150 dollars, depending on the material.

The second thing is a nice-looking silk shirt.

Silk is an expensive material, but there are cheaper synthetic options that look just as

good.

The sizing might be a bit of an issue if you are a larger gentleman, so if this is the

case we will move onto the next product.

One other thing that your fitted suit might need for an extra touch of luxury is a fancy

pocket square.

I have provided links to three different ones in the description of this video.

By the way, you can find a lot more premium-grade products in the special shop section on our

website which I have linked in the description of this video.

Another item that will make your household seem rich is cake forks.

Obviously you can never admit to polishing them yourself (unless you want to put on that

you're just a little hard on luck at the moment and get some sympathy.)

You can easily drop this into conversation without having to invite someone over - "say,

John, who's your cake fork guy, is he good?" but be prepared for them to respond "no Jim,

I use a bad cake fork guy".

And once you are done discussing your cake forks teams and it’s time to serve main

courses, you can impress your guests even more by using other fancy cutlery, like this

rose gold cutlery set.

There are also options for matte cutlery, which also look baller as f-ck.

Money clips from the previous video, because wallets are overrated.

Put big bills on the outside then fill it with singles.

Money clips will also help you get rid of all the useless plastic loyalty cards, which

can easily be stored digitally in your smartphone with an app like ‘Stocard’ anyway.

LED lights for under cabinet lighting.

They light up the backsplash/counter below and scream "I had this custom lighting done

by an electrician".

There is also a more expensive version with a motion sensor.

Watches.

Here the obscurity rule does not apply.

They can be as obnoxious as needed, or as low-key as desired.

I have added 4 different options with very good feedback and many pictures in reviews

that show how they really look, and I was seriously impressed with how cheap they can

be.

Minimalist jewelry.

As I said, wealth whispers.

The less obnoxious your things are, the better.

Unless we are talking about unflattering button-ups.

There was someone in the Reddit thread talking about their colleague who has some golden

earrings with zirconia drops, that she though the coworker either stole them from a grandma

or her boyfriend must have gave them to her but they were actually really cheap from a

drugstore.

There is a ton of different options for minimalist accessories on AliExpress.

A couple examples in the description of the video.

A decanter, or a fancy pitcher.

Here is a simple lifehack, buy a $7 bottle of red.

Put it in a decanter before friends arrive and toss the bottle.

When friends arrive apologies that the wine has only been breathing for a “short amount

of time” and if anyone doesn’t like the wine it’s obviously because it hasn’t

had time to breathe.

Pair it with a wine aerator for the maximum effect, sold separately.

Cufflinks.

You will need the correct shirt of course.

There is no shortage of the different designs on Ali, so pick the ones you really like.

An old-school razor for shaving.

The blades are super cheap and, as some people say, the process is just incredibly enjoyable.

You just feel like a don when you are shaving, and it feels less like a chore and more like

a ritual.

That grey t-shirt billionaires always be f-ckin wearing.

Here is an example.

260 EUR for a shirt.

Or this one, from virgin wool.

I mean, I do prefer wool nobody has ever had sex with before.

But still.

$2,150.00.

For a T Shirt.

A simple grey one would look good nonetheless, and it wouldn’t cost like half of your house.

There is a link for the not so bad looking long sleeve one in the description of the

video as well.

Trash bags instead of grocery bags for your garbage bins.

They are super cheap and they look way classier.

You can pick up a 50-pack for less than $2.

After watching Tywin Lannister do this many times, I really thought about getting my own

wax seal but then I remembered that I only mail a letter out like once a year.

But the reason I don't send more letters is simply BECAUSE we don't have the wax seal.

You can get the whole kit for less than $10.

Fountain pens.

They just make the whole writing experience a lot more enjoyable.

The handwritten notes + wax seal stamps would make your letters a lot classier.

I have added links to both the pen and the ink.

There is a lot of differently looking pens in the related items too.

If you are unfortunate enough to smoke, a cigarette case instead of a paper pack feels

a lot classier.

Plus, you can ration your smokes for a day, and avoid giving them out to people as it

would make it really easy to show that you only have a couple left.

Fancy plates.

Either unusual plates, or with pretty patterns on them, just like your grandma keeps in her

cabinet for the special guests.

Of course, you can hit thrift stores in your area to find them even cheaper.

A chic smartphone holder, one of the items from the premium category from our shop section.

I think that this one looks really nice for the price.

This dessert tray, also from our shop section.

You can tell that I am starting to run out of the ideas.

Nevertheless, serving your guests the $5 store-bought cheesecake in this instantly makes it taste

better, especially when consumed with the fancy cake forks.

Rose soap, or any other fancy soap that you place in the bathroom prior to the guests’

arrival.

This rose soap has a few bars in the set, which will last you for a while, and it also

makes a great looking gift for a distant family member.

A sandalwood comb looks and feels a lot better than a cheap plastic comb, and it costs a

very low amount of money.

The teeth are a lot harder to break, too, so it would last longer, unless someone steals

it from you.

A bag that doubles as a backpack.

It looks obscure enough to have been bought from an expensive designer store, yet practical

enough to actually be used.

Fancy headphones.

These Superlux HD681’s are recommended by the reputable audiophile circlejerk forums

as cheap and very high in quality headphones model.

They even have “lux” in the brand name.

Can’t argue with that.

What can be cooler than having a goddamn robot clean your house?

A robot vacuum cleaner is an absolute sign of status.

Objectively speaking, when similar gadgets cost around $500 in stores, I still consider

the $190 price tag relatively cheap.

Thank you for watching this video until the end, and I hope all your efforts to look rich

do not go unnoticed.

Cheers!