Well-Dressed Man Makes Unusual Mountain Climb – You Need To See It To Believe It
By Christina Williams
Well-Dressed Man Makes Unusual Mountain Climb – You Need To See It To Believe It

Climbing a mountain can be an adventure of a lifetime, filled with challenges and thrills. The opportunity to be one with nature and witness spectacular views is what inspires many to take on this daring task. 

However, one Japanese tailor took the experience to the next level, with an unconventional approach that caught the attention of the internet.

Nobutaka Sada decided to embark on the climb wearing something you don’t expect to see on a mountain, along with formal shoes and a messenger bag. In a TikTok video that has now gone viral, visitors can be seen walking behind him as he poses on Mount Kinabalu in Malaysia. It soon becomes apparent that Sada is wearing a suit, a fact that surprised many and helped the videos of his climb go viral.

The tailor has covered many miles in his suit. Image by Nobutaka Sada

Sada’s climb is a testament to the fact that anyone can achieve anything with dedication and hard work. His custom-made suit, which he claimed was comfortable enough to attend a business meeting, helped him on his journey up the mountain. Sada’s daring climb has not only left people in awe but has also inspired many to push their limits and explore the unexplored.

In a world where social media and influencer culture have taken over, people are always on the lookout for unique experiences and ways to stand out. Sada’s climb is a reminder that sometimes, the most unexpected things can turn out to be the most memorable. It is a symbol of breaking free from societal norms and limitations and following one’s passion.

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Sada’s climb has brought his brand, SADA, to the forefront. He has previously gone skiing, fishing, and scuba diving wearing his brand’s creations, as captured on his YouTube channel where he documents his adventures. His unique approach to showcasing his products has proven to be effective, as he was recognized from TikTok on his way home when a fan spotted him wearing the famed suit he wore to complete the climb.

Sada said he wanted to showcase his brand through his passion for the outdoors.

I want to show that suits can be comfortable and easy to move in,” he said.

“We have a lot of business suits that are high in quality and functionality.” Sada’s brand is a testament to the fact that fashion can be both stylish and functional, and he hopes to inspire others to pursue their passions, regardless of what they may be.

The tailor climbed 4,095 meters above sea level in his suit. Image by Nobutaka Sada

In one picture on Sada’s Facebook page, he is standing in front of the Kinabalu Park signboard, and in another one, sitting on the mountain and enjoying the view. After completing the climb, Sada shared pictures of himself and the view from the top of the mountain on Facebook. He also shared his experience spending the night in a mountain hut, climbing up by starlight, and reaching the summit for the sunrise.

Sada’s climb in a suit up Mount Kinabalu is a testament to the fact that anything is possible with dedication and hard work. His climb has inspired many to break free from societal norms and limitations and follow their passion, whatever it may be. It is a reminder that sometimes, the most unconventional things can lead to the most memorable experiences.

His followers agreed.

  • “This is the real definition of ‘hard work.’” 
  • “Do you have a shop in Malaysia sir?”
  • “Where can I get that suit?”

Sada’s climb has garnered a lot of attention and admiration. It is a reminder that there are no limits to what one can achieve if they set their mind to it. His climb is an inspiration to many, and he hopes that it will encourage others to follow their dreams and explore the unknown.

Watch Sada’s amazing journey below.

Sources: Upworthy | Mirror | NextShark