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Here is a pic of me in the Washington Fit. Shirt and tie are also from SS. Yes I did put my camera on a tripod...don't judge ha.   A couple things I'd like to touch on: 1 - From certain angles the lapels appear to point...
Quote: Originally Posted by ItSuit  Thanks for the insight. So in other words when you buy a suit from SuitSupply, say...
A downside of Suit Supply is unless you live in NYC, Chicago, or DC you don't have easy access to try on different suit cuts before you buy. This also means you don't have one of their sales reps guiding you through the tailoring...
Quote: Originally Posted by razl  I'm ignoring the jacket to note that such an aggressive spread/cutaway collar doesn't look good on you here; the strong, almost horizontal line conflicts with your relatively thin/trim...
Quote: Originally Posted by SuitMyself  That would be impressive indeed. Where are these suits made? In the European Union or in China? Italian fabrics....suits made it China.   On a sidenote I ordered...
I'll post some images of my suits tonight....so you guys can express your dissatisfaction and constructive opinions.   Ha I'm just kidding and quite frankly as was mentioned, internet opinions shouldn't bother anyone if one is...
Quote: Originally Posted by chocsosa  Sorry but I completely disagree on your statement at the end.. I have a bunch of "$1000-$1500" suits and the SS supply suits I have are def comparable.. (ck collections, Paul...
Quote: Originally Posted by Berzerk91  Picked this up a few weeks ago at the NYC store. Washington in a size 35 with some alterations.. length, sleeve length, taken out a little. First "real" suit....
I actually like their current and fall collection a lot. When you consider their demographics and the current styling of suiting especially in Europe, Suitsupply's collection makes a lot a lot sense. I mean they are a European company...
I tried on a the Jort in-store and while the fabric and cut was pretty nice I was not a fan at all of the pleats in the shoulder. Despite the shoulder dimples being some sort of tailoring tradition I personally have never seen that...
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