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Speaking of ON they will have 50% off the entire store starting on TG day. Im in
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I have found Old Navy to not be the best for a lot of items in terms of quality.
Anybody in here 6'5''?
I'm lanky at 190 pounds. Working on that.
I've bought a couple shirts from OLD NAVY and the fit is turrble.
Regular sizes are too short and the size I buy ( medium tall ) is too long and sloppy.
I'm sure once I bulk up some more I won't have as much trouble... but any help for now?
What does/has J Crew typically done in the past for BF?
In general do you guys find a lot of stores have a lot of good BF deals? Every paycheck I go to the mall and try and buy one item or two, but damn dressing better sure is expensive. I am still rocking my 40$ dress shoes proudly each day at work.
I ALWAYS see things I love at J Crew, specifically a lot of the pants/chinos. But I can't stomach spending 80-90$ on a pair, so I always find myself in the clearance section picking up a shirt or slacks
The most J.Crew has done on Black Friday for the past 5 years is 25% off of everything/ 40% off of clearance. Of course, things possibly could be different this year, however, I wouldn't count on it. The best discounts on J.Crew winter apparel has always been in January.
Yeah I know... quality isn't there... but it'll have to do for now.
I have found Old Navy to not be the best for a lot of items in terms of quality.
But yeah, like another person said, getting the body taken in, and the sleeves taken in as well, would make the fit better.
Or you can try other stores until you find the best fit. Gap isn't too bad I've found.
hahahahahaha @ Robin Thicke, much appreciated…. everyone stopped participating in posting fits? got me feeling like the odd ball
@ Miggity, for the price they are well worth it… I saw the purple Clarks desert boots the other day with the red sole, man those things are sexy
You can wait for this J.crew version to go on sale and use one of there 30% off sale item coupon they do every other week and probably get the shirt for around 40 bucks. I highly doubt the shirt will sell out anytime soon.Love the cardigan fam
I know some people in here own publish joggers but anyone buy shirts from them before? I'm really feeling this shirt. Or any recommend a cheaper version somewhere else
simple maroon polka dot shirt
What's the fit like compared to Clarks Desert's or Polo Ranger Boots?
Frank and oakLove the cardigan fam
I know some people in here own publish joggers but anyone buy shirts from them before? I'm really feeling this shirt. Or any recommend a cheaper version somewhere else
simple maroon polka dot shirt
lol exactly
his mindset isnt the same because he is in a diff tax bracket, the point i was trying to make.
hank even though you may be right
its called "staying in your lane"
dressing better should still be within ones budget, if you needa save up or make sacrifices for clothes, nah something is off
arent you the young wall street guy?
you prob dont wear j crew anyways, just sayin.
Ludlow suits are half-canvassed. Last time I handled a $800 Hugo Boss suit at Off Saks, they were 100% fused....
that requires the time needed to save $300, and that's not including the promo codes that are often out there for jcrew which can cop you a ludlow for around 300-400 bucks. idk about you but saving 300 bucks takes me probably a month and a half after paying bills,rent,food cause I'm not balling (yet). If i needed a suit asap and i see how good ludlow looks on everyone in this thread and the jcrew catalogs and it fits so nice off the rack which limits my tailor fees. why wouldn't you go with that. Unless I'm wearing it on the regular the construction of the suit won't be a big deal. I'll probably rock my suit once I get it, at the most once or twice a month and that's going to include me rocking a suit just cause it's new and wearing it out and being overdressed.
Acting like going from $525 (you can get them a lot cheaper with sales anyway) to $800+ isn't a big deal. If someone's budget is $500, then it's $500.
That being said, I own a couple (maybe 3?) Hugo Boss suits and I got them all at Bloomingdale's for maybe $500-600 each, retail was more like $850-900.
I don't have to wear suits on a daily basis so aside from staying away from wool blends, poor fits off the rack and sub-standard construction, I go for what's good quality for the price and colors or patterns I like and generally what looks best and may just take some relatively minor tailoring to be perfect.