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    Crockett & Jones Chiltern Chukka (8.5 D)

    Just in time for fall/winter; these boots are an absolute staple... Selling a pair of C&J's that were gifted to me, but my slightly wide feet just cannot be comfortable in. I'd say these run very true to their 8.5D tagged size. Very minimal wear on uppers and Dainite soles. Despite my...
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    48R Indochino Charcoal Nailshead 3 Piece Suit

    It is a 2 button suit
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    48R Indochino Charcoal Nailshead 3 Piece Suit

    A friend of mine bought this suit, and then promptly proceeded to lose 100 lbs. Needless to say, it is too big for him now. This is an all-wool from Indochino; I'd imagine similar 3 pieces retail around $800. Flat measurements as follows: Jacket Chest (pit to pit): 24" (~48" finished)...
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    Indochino Essential Camel Topcoat (50R)

    A friend of mine bought this coat, and then promptly proceeded to lose 100 lbs. Needless to say, it is too big for him now. I am fairly certain it is the one linked here http://www.indochino.com/product/the-essential-camel-topcoat at $399 retail. Flat measurements as follows: Chest (pit to...
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    Custom Suiting Toronto

    Advertising. Your average Joe associates suits with Moores. When I tell people I work in a suit shop, 100% of them respond with "oh, Moores?"
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    Custom Suiting Toronto

    I totally understand this sentiment. We used to operate on a Thailand make, which I found stiff (and there were some quality control issues). We recently made the switch to a China make, and it has been a big improvement; it has a nice high armhole and the fusing is much lighter, so the jackets...
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    Custom Suiting Toronto

    I recommend popping into Surmesur in Ottawa (Slater and O'Connor). I work in the boutique, so I'm definitely biased, but I also really believe in the make. It's excellent value as far as MTM is concerned.
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    (29-30W) Slim Chinos in 4 Colors

    Selling 4 pairs of dressy chinos in light olive, gunmetal, wine, and milk chocolate. The cloth is 100% cotton and the make is from Surmesur (Canadian MTM comparable to indochino/suit supply). They are great for a slim guy who wears ~29-30 size slim chinos. These are new garments from when we...
  9. Maegnus

    Do Rego & Novoa Nantucket Red SC (36S)

    Selling this cotton seersucker stripe jacket by DR&N. In nantucket red, this is a great spring/summer jacket (pairs great with navy or tan chinos). Only worn a couple times; still in excellent/new condition; here are some specs: - Half lined interior - Double vented at back - 4 working cuff...
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    Indochino MTM Navy Suit (36S)

    I have too many navy suits. This one is for the short and slim guys. Killer deal on an super 100 wool Indochino MTM Navy Suit in size 36S. Measurements: 17" P2P 16" Waist 28" Jacket Length 17.5" Shoulders 24.75" Sleeves 30" Waist (would fit well if you wear a 28 or 29 waist in most pants) 30"...
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    Does the "X" REALLY indicate that a casual / streetwear blazer is too small?

    I like to wear my blazers/jackets such that there's a gentle pull (sometimes a little X, sometimes none depending on the cut). As long as there isn't a lot of visible stress on the button, and the lapels aren't bowing, I think it's an acceptable aggressively tailored look (if you have the body...
  12. Maegnus

    Banana Republic Soft Wash Gingham (S)

    Brand new, never worn, BR soft wash brown gingham dress shirt in size small. Features button down collar and barrel cuffs. $40 shipped.
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    Club Monaco Chocolate Corduroy Sport Coat (XS)

    I've worn this Dark Brown cord blazer around ten times; it's still in great shape. Features two button style with a high stance, narrow lapel, single vent, lined sleeves, and working surgeon cuffs. I've had the back let out a half an inch to match the more relaxed style of the rest of...
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    4 BR Dress Shirts (XS)

    I have far too many dress shirts, so I'm getting rid of these 4 Banana Republic shirts (each worn 3-5 times, so in excellent shape still). All of them are size Small (14.5" neck tagged, but fits more like a 15"). All of them have been taken in from the sides and in the sleeves as well by the...
  15. Maegnus

    (NEW) H&M Blue Blazer (36R)

    Never worn. Nice embroidery on the patch pocket. Brass buttons are hefty, $60 shipped to US & CANADA
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