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Quote:Originally Posted by Knowledge is King Nice coat. The breast pocket looks really high though. Who is the maker? +1
The made-to-measure suits come in both the 1818 line (good quality) and Golden Fleece line (great quality). The process works by having you try on an off-the-rack suit and then adjustments are notes from there. You can pick any fabric...
Linen will wrinkle. As for not knowing what sprezzatura is, try Google or searching this forum.
I doubt that you would be able to find that same pattern again. It falls under the large category of "geometric."
Does anyone know what the multiple-buy deal is on luxury shirts? I think there used to be one, but it's no longer advertised on the website.
I have found that many men in Phoenix do not know how to dress.
Sid Mashburn is generally considered the go-to men's shop in Atlanta. I believe its house-label suits run around $1,000.00 and are Caruso-made (or maybe it's the next step up ?).
I you want a career as an insurance agent, you should consider selling commercial lines. This will usually require joining a larger firm and you will have fewer sales, but they are more high-dollar.
It may be a bit off-topic, but does anyone have any recommendations for French ready-to-wear tailored clothing, shirts, or ties aside from Charvet?
I suppose those shoes are all right if you are an aging queen in his/her mid-70s.
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