ebay suits, sportcoats, and other clothing - Page 184

We had The NutBush on the edge of Oak Park, IL

Kilgour - looks like a 38S (if u check the sleeve and inseam measurements) http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Kilgour-Savile...em200208254721

Back from the days when Abercrombie and Fitch used to carry Oxxford

http://cgi.ebay.com/Oxxford-Clothes-...em110234236608

Nice, but where's the "Oxxford Clothes For Aeropostale" version?

Nah, that coat length is pretty spot-on for a 38R. 32.5 inches from the top of the collar. A short is probably 30-31 inches from the top of the collar.

An experienced seller just opened his account for Luxery items, A real Borrelli:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Borrelli-Navy-Bl...QQcmdZViewItem

Check the tag

haha ^

Great suit. Nobody bid against me! Oops.. I see it is counterfeit....

Whats wrong ?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120232463636

haha, I love the prada belt ^^

I wrote to the vendor and told him the suit was counterfeit. Borrelli has 2 r's.

Thought everyone would get a big laugh from his reply:

No I didn't, but then again why can't it merely be a Borelli, not a fake Borrelli? It seems well-made to me. I did initially misspell it, and I apologize and have revised the listing -- I have a problem with words with double letters, and still mess up Vacuum and Recommend most times. Again my apology for the mistake and trouble.

I believe there actually is one R Borelli that makes men's goods. I see their ties, shoes, and other products on ebay regularly. On occasion I have seen a conscientious seller go out of his way to make clear that what he's selling is not a "Borrelli" product. But not usually.

Didn't we have some discussion previously about "Borelli"? I seem to recall pictures of a few items didn't appear conspicuously fake, in that they didn't appear to be copying tag designs and the like. EDIT: Lawyerdad posted while I was putting my post together.

It's not a counterfeit Borrelli but an authentic Borelli - really a cheap suit and no pretense to the quality of the Neapolitan Borrelli.

Whether or not the Borelli name causes confusion for customers (and it seems to given the posts here) and therefore infringes on Borrelli Napoli's trademark is a different matter and for the courts to decide.

Well , he did correct the title.

And it's a $0.99 start auction with no reserve.

Let's see what this one sells for.