Official POLO Blue Label Thread - Page 5

Even the solid navy and charcoal suits are on sale (Polo Label, not Black Label). That's the first time I've seen those included in the sale. Unfortunately, they both have pleats.

someone please pm me with a code to activate the sale.
I have been lusting over a sweater for a while here and like many of you i haven't received my deserved email from prl.

I could use a code too.

I don't understand why people don't like pleats. I'm 21 and I prefer pleats. Not only are they more comfortable, but it breaks up that awkward space on your upper thigh where nothing's going on and there's usually a lot of pull.

I don't like them because they are a bitch when it comes to tapering one's pants.

How tight do you need them ?

I need a good bit of space in the crotch. Not as much in the legs

I'm wanting some Polo dress shirts.  Is this sale the best price I'll be able to find them or do they ever get lower?  I'm not in a huge hurry, but if this is my best shot I'll grab some.

I thought RL's pleats were all reversed pleats?

I think reversed pleats are not roomier than forwarded pleats.

Could someone please pm the code to me?

thanks,

i would say private sale is the best price for the best selection, cuz come end of Jan. and Feb. every one already picked all the popular sizes or even smaller or bigger sizes. i m on the same boat as you needing some dress shirts and some sports shirts and i ma jump on this one.

Can I get a code as well? Would appreciate it greatly!

I stopped by RL this evening. Although RLBL isn't on sale, some decent deals on PRL sport coats and suits. I'm trying to decide on this suit... grey with a light colored windowpane with big lapels. It's a hacking jacket. It would be about $950 total. Thoughts?


Edited by Superfluous - 10/27/11 at 6:12pm

Oh man after the job I pulled today, and the clean up tomorrow.. I think i'll be able to get that glen plaid suit...

Tony Romo - I can't quite get used to those monster lapels. I'm never sure if they're ahead of the trend, a vintage revival, or a plain old mistake.