zhirzzh
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My local consignment store has two suits that are interesting to me right now, but both would require work, and I have no idea how much work, and if it would be worth it.
The first is a double breasted blue suit that fits me perfectly in the shoulders. It's a TINY bit short, but I think it actually looks good on a build like mine. It feels like it's half canvas. It's vintage, and has an amalgamated clothing workers tag in it. The problem is that there are a few tears in it from when it was in storage. The trousers fit perfectly, and I may buy it just for them. 35$
The other is an old fashioned navy suit with vest that appears to have been made for someone who was identical to me in build, but a good deal fatter. (Note: the store was closing, and I didn't have a chance to try on the trousers for the picture, but I'd tried them before, and they could probably be taken in). 45$
Are either of these worth getting, and how much should I be looking to pay when I have them fixed/altered?
(Note: I need to know by tomorrow, so I posted on Ask Andy as well, hope that's not frowned on.)
The first is a double breasted blue suit that fits me perfectly in the shoulders. It's a TINY bit short, but I think it actually looks good on a build like mine. It feels like it's half canvas. It's vintage, and has an amalgamated clothing workers tag in it. The problem is that there are a few tears in it from when it was in storage. The trousers fit perfectly, and I may buy it just for them. 35$
The other is an old fashioned navy suit with vest that appears to have been made for someone who was identical to me in build, but a good deal fatter. (Note: the store was closing, and I didn't have a chance to try on the trousers for the picture, but I'd tried them before, and they could probably be taken in). 45$
Are either of these worth getting, and how much should I be looking to pay when I have them fixed/altered?
(Note: I need to know by tomorrow, so I posted on Ask Andy as well, hope that's not frowned on.)