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FS: Pal Zileri sartoriale charcoal cashmere/wool suit and other final items
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Do the Satorial run regular fit in the shoulder and chest or slim?
How does it compar to Isaia? If I take E56 in Isaia, could I take a E54 in Satorial?? I hestitated on couple of satorial E54 Andres is posting cuz I never tried on Zelri b4.......... or is there any place in NYC where I could try on in person?
How does it compar to Isaia? If I take E56 in Isaia, could I take a E54 in Satorial?? I hestitated on couple of satorial E54 Andres is posting cuz I never tried on Zelri b4.......... or is there any place in NYC where I could try on in person?
I have several PM's asking for more info about the jackets and a discount or trades...
Those jackets are in a shop not near to my home, I have put them aside so I can buy them tomorrow morning.
a Pal Zileri sartoriale pure cashmere jacket like this retails for $2200 and similar jackets are found at online discounters for $800
here this price is simply ridiculous....
why is that..
because these are the last days of the sales period in Switzerland, on monday the shops can't legally sell discounted merchandise here. So they are doing the last call prices...
and those are sizes more rare in Europe.. here in Europe most guys are 38R or 40R
So grab them while you can, the gray suit is still available. and I could go tomorrow and buy it for you.
Off course we'll have more sales periods in the future, in July we have the summer sales and I'll be hunting for linens and cottons...
Those jackets are in a shop not near to my home, I have put them aside so I can buy them tomorrow morning.
a Pal Zileri sartoriale pure cashmere jacket like this retails for $2200 and similar jackets are found at online discounters for $800
here this price is simply ridiculous....
why is that..
because these are the last days of the sales period in Switzerland, on monday the shops can't legally sell discounted merchandise here. So they are doing the last call prices...
and those are sizes more rare in Europe.. here in Europe most guys are 38R or 40R
So grab them while you can, the gray suit is still available. and I could go tomorrow and buy it for you.
Off course we'll have more sales periods in the future, in July we have the summer sales and I'll be hunting for linens and cottons...
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It is a little tough to find PZ in NYC. I am currently wearing a 50EU Isaia "Argento" model. Body is about the same as the PZ 48 EU that I have but the shoulders on the Isaia "wear" a bit bigger than the PZ, even though the mesurements on the Isaia indicate that it is actually smaller than the PZ. The length on the Isaia is longer, as were the sleeves. The PZ is very soft and almost unstructured. But to go down a size from normal it is dependent on the weight of the fabric, in my experience. I just had to sell a heavy tweed PZ jacket because it was just too tight for me in the chest, even though it was also a 48EU.
It is a little tough to find PZ in NYC. I am currently wearing a 50EU Isaia "Argento" model. Body is about the same as the PZ 48 EU that I have but the shoulders on the Isaia "wear" a bit bigger than the PZ, even though the mesurements on the Isaia indicate that it is actually smaller than the PZ. The length on the Isaia is longer, as were the sleeves. The PZ is very soft and almost unstructured. But to go down a size from normal it is dependent on the weight of the fabric, in my experience. I just had to sell a heavy tweed PZ jacket because it was just too tight for me in the chest, even though it was also a 48EU.
I think that brown jacket was cut smaller Ed, it was tight for me too and all that I wear here is a 48.
It is a little tough to find PZ in NYC. I am currently wearing a 50EU Isaia "Argento" model. Body is about the same as the PZ 48 EU that I have but the shoulders on the Isaia "wear" a bit bigger than the PZ, even though the mesurements on the Isaia indicate that it is actually smaller than the PZ. The length on the Isaia is longer, as were the sleeves. The PZ is very soft and almost unstructured. But to go down a size from normal it is dependent on the weight of the fabric, in my experience. I just had to sell a heavy tweed PZ jacket because it was just too tight for me in the chest, even though it was also a 48EU.
I think as Ed says, the sartoriale is more "unstructured" in the sense that it doesn't have any padding that make bulkier shoulders, they really hug and mold to yours.
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Pardon me, but you're providing better pictures after you've sold the suits? What a tease
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