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Suitsupply NYC
Actually looking for something heavier weight. Think I'll go with the striped blue flannel Havana and tan flannel Hudson. I have a few dedicated winter suits and enjoy the fun of having something different for the season. Decided I would get a few more and round out a small winter collection.- filterq
- Post #10,880
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
Are the fall/winter traveller fabrics different (thicker) than the summer versions?- filterq
- Post #10,875
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
Hi, I'm looking for information on the Mercer fit. I have found a 36R Washington fits me well (only alteration needed was to let out the pants a little); however, I recently tried a Havana 36R and it was too tight (particularly the pants). It's odd since the measurements on their site would...- filterq
- Post #10,754
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
That much cuff is acceptable, but if you're more conservative then lengthening it out is no big deal. You can lengthen sleeves with functional button-holes as long as it's not too much. .25 of an inch or half an inch won't be an issue. Wear it how you're comfortable or it will stay in your...- filterq
- Post #1,992
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
While the Havana is slimmer in the arms, I found that it was not as slim as the Washington around the waist area.- filterq
- Post #1,879
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
I find the Havana fits very well on you. Just a slight touch-up on the sleeves. I actually find the Napoli and London look a tad tight on you.- filterq
- Post #1,785
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
I have this suit and it's one of my favorites. The fabric is very nice with beautiful tonal stripes.- filterq
- Post #1,634
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
A couple thing; First off - do not button the top button. It's a 3 roll 2, meaning you never button the top button, it's cut to fit like a 2 even though it's a 3. The whole thing is too long and you should order a short and see how that goes. The whole jacket will fit better since the...- filterq
- Post #1,228
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
The Soho is slimmer than the Napoli, but a little less slim than the Washington. It would be closer to Washington than Napoli however. Hope this gives you a better idea.- filterq
- Post #1,125
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
A half inch would be safer. There's nothing wrong with showing a little cuff. Just make sure you're not wearing a shirt that's too long. It then just comes off as being part of your style and not "wrong".- filterq
- Post #1,069
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
Only go on-line MTM as a last resort. Until you get used to wearing a suit and what it should look like you'll have a hard time just evaluating the suit you get for a remake if it's not perfect out of the box (which it most likely won't be). You may also want to get a slim fitting 36...- filterq
- Post #1,047
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
Agree, the Suit and coat both look great. I have a couple Soho cut suits from this season as well (the navy and charcoal from the site) and both are fairly heavier weights as well. The Navy pinstripe is cotton and a little bit lighter weight. I love both of them and am now contemplating...- filterq
- Post #1,024
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
I agree it looks a little tight. It may be the way you're standing. It's hard to tell with just one photo. I don't know if having a long would help though. If it's too tight in one lenth, it is usally in another (unless it's due to where the buttoning point is). Overall the length...- filterq
- Post #1,023
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
So much is in how you wear things. Whatever you are putting on that has a bit of flair: if you own it, you will look powerful, if you are trying to pull it off, you look weak and like a poser. Wear what you love, love wearing it, and people will love it ion you (unless you look like Krusty the...- filterq
- Post #1,006
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
Still there, they just changed the photo: http://us.suitsupply.com/suit-grey-herringbone-washington-p2509iw/P2509IW,en_US,pd.html?start=12&cgid=Suits- filterq
- Post #991
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
They guy on their explanation of what a "Soho" suit is on the site is wearing a navy suit. You should just contact them and see if there is one available. If there is I can't see them not wanting to sell you something.- filterq
- Post #978
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
It's tough to tell with only one photo. The wearer would be best able to tell. If you like it is most important. I think it would look fine once shortened, but you have to be confident wearing it.- filterq
- Post #972
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suitsupply NYC
Just remembered I saw this on park and bond. http://www.parkandbond.com/product/152096976- filterq
- Post #967
- Forum: Classic Menswear