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Got my uniqlo blazer and john Elliot sweatpants and hoodie waiting for me at home. Pretty stoked.
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A lot. I bought the suit online with 30% off code for about $350 taxed.
I got the same suit instore for about $210.
Will return the suit I got from the website.
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Thanks to Rob for telling me. I would've been happy with the $350 had I not known about the additional 40 and 15.
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<--- Needs 2-3 new suits for work (new job and only have 2 suits currently).. Not trying to spend more than $300/suit.. THE STRUGGLE IS SO REAL
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I need to do an inventory of my line up.
Agree with possibly a light gray and/or a light gray pinstripe as Adrian suggested. I would suggest maybe a bold windowpane?
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What is light charcoal blue?!
A flannel or tweed suit would be nice for cooler weather.
Light gray would be nice. Join my J. Crew movement
it's only a little more than $200. A cotton one is also cool for the summer time.
Prince of Wale is another favorite pattern of mine.
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Today:
I've been talking about getting trousers that are slightly more relaxed. I think the gent on the right is rocking them right:
https://24.media.tumblr.com/e0e613d381db6b72ce7de663e50b801e/tumblr_n2hsizbzCO1roe9r1o1_500.jpg
I've been talking about getting trousers that are slightly more relaxed. I think the gent on the right is rocking them right:
https://24.media.tumblr.com/e0e613d381db6b72ce7de663e50b801e/tumblr_n2hsizbzCO1roe9r1o1_500.jpg
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It's the same suit I posted the links to a day or so ago. The jacket is or was on sale for $300 and pants was on sale for $150. Online code allowed for 30% off. With tax, it came out to about $350.
Rob said he saw the suit on sale at a deeper discount in person. I went to my local J. Crew the next day to inquire. My guy ordered the jacket and pants for me at a deeper discount. I haven't got anything yet.
Jacket was $250 then 40% off then 15% off. I think the pants was like $150 then 40% off then 15% off.
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What is light charcoal blue?!
A flannel or tweed suit would be nice for cooler weather.
Light gray would be nice. Join my J. Crew movementit's only a little more than $200.
A cotton one is also cool for the summer time.
Prince of Wale is another favorite pattern of mine.
Great, so I need like 10 more suits lol. Thanks for the suggestions.
This is the light charcoal blue:
http://www.blacklapel.com/suits/solid-light-charcoal-blue.html
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What is light charcoal blue?!
A flannel or tweed suit would be nice for cooler weather.
Light gray would be nice. Join my J. Crew movementit's only a little more than $200.
A cotton one is also cool for the summer time.
Prince of Wale is another favorite pattern of mine.
Great, so I need like 10 more suits lol. Thanks for the suggestions.
This is the light charcoal blue:
http://www.blacklapel.com/suits/solid-light-charcoal-blue.html
You know you should have never asked that here
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You know you should have never asked that here
I thought I would be good with maybe one more smh
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You are good, man. I'm actually cutting down. Only adding 1-2 per year.You know you should have never asked that here
I thought I would be good with maybe one more smh
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You wasted 1 on that jcrew joint then bruh.You are good, man. I'm actually cutting down. Only adding 1-2 per year.You know you should have never asked that here
I thought I would be good with maybe one more smh
I know you peeped those new fabrics Jason posted....dat brown
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Light gray with pattern was always on the list. I was going to go back and get that light gray windowpane from Jason. It would complete the series since I have the brown and navy already. Price hike to $600 is semi holding me back though. I can almost get a Kent Wang for a bit more.You wasted 1 on that jcrew joint then bruh.
I know you peeped those new fabrics Jason posted....dat brown
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How do you guys avoid the fluff on shirts? I'm a skinny dude but have to fluff my shirts to avoid that first-tucked in look that you get before you adjust.
I don't wanna look like this, which is what I currently have + a little more fluff:
I'm looking for this effect
I don't wanna look like this, which is what I currently have + a little more fluff:
I'm looking for this effect
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Hit up a tailor
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The shirts are more of a modern cut, probably of more fashion forward brands. You gotta find a brand(s) that work for your body type. You can't just buy shirts folded in the plastic bag anymore. You need to try them on.
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Yeah that's what I've been doing. I've been unfolding shirts and trying them on. I gotta stop being so cheap and start buying better quality instead of these standard 9-$20 stafford/izod/etc shirts. Noticed some Brooks Brothers shirts even fit that way
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I go custom for shirts but your best/easiest bet would be take the shirt to a tailor and have them dart the back (take it in) to where you like.
PM if you want more details about MTM/custom shirts. I pay around $35-60 a pop.
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You don't want the latter as well. Don't fall into the peril of current GQ, which is everything being too tight. A dress shirt shouldn't fit like a compression shirt. I've been there and done that and so have the members in here.How do you guys avoid the fluff on shirts? I'm a skinny dude but have to fluff my shirts to avoid that first-tucked in look that you get before you adjust.
I don't wanna look like this, which is what I currently have + a little more fluff:
I'm looking for this effect
Adrian mentioned it. You can have a tailor open the sides and take in as well as sleeves if need be. I used to do this when I didn't have money to go custom.
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Thanks guys
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