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Maybe. It is an average price for the product, a fused, boxy, machine made suit in black. However, it is also in a size that seems to be harder to find and that may enhance the value. Naldinis are more fairly priced in the 125-140 range, IMHO.Originally Posted by marc237
Naldini suits are nicer than anything I have seen for $150. I know the one I got some years ago was worth more than that. 100% wool suits made in Italy are goign to be more than $150 anywhjere you look regardiless of teh name tag.Originally Posted by cllamont
Naldini suits are nicer than anything I have seen for $150. I know the one I got some years ago was worth more than that. 100% wool suits made in Italy are goign to be more than $150 anywhjere you look regardiless of teh name tag. Here is one for $250:Originally Posted by cllamont
Naldinis can be had at Marshalls and other discounters for the 125-140 range I mentioned; hence my answer as to whether "it is a deal". As to the nicer suit for 150 question, it is readily possible to do better than a Naldini on the 'bay at 150. Inasmuch as you asked about a suit listed on Ebay, this is a fair comparison,Originally Posted by marc237
Who the hell are you? I debated a response because it sounds bogus to me. Just because someone responds, I am not obligated to accept it. I am not an idiot.Originally Posted by cllamont
Your real question seems to be whether or not the suit at that price is a deal. Considering that major off-price retailers sell it for less, then no, it's not a deal. Your question as worded, however ("Think it is a deal?"), seems to go beyond the mere price and invites personal opinion. Asking for opinions and then retorting with disdain invites ill will and is self-defeating.Originally Posted by Slim Portly
The suit in question is not brown. I just dont buy that price range you quote at retailers - I shop at those places enough. I havent seen a Naldini for $150 on eBay so I cant say I believe that until I see it. I asked a question. You gave an answer. I doubt it. Its all good though - opinions are for everyone. Thanks.Originally Posted by cllamont
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