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My Habit (discounted designer clothes) - good or bad experience?
MY HABIT (Amazon) carries a lot of top designer clothes at deep discounts (50-70% off). HOWEVER ..I've made 3 purchases and discovered in all three cases that they cater to overweight Americans, but don't tell you that on the web site, or on individual items. No indication, and the models are...- StyleProfessor
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hanger Project or Butler Luxury Hangers?
Dear Flyswatter, You've been swatting yourself too much. Of course I saw that "nmprisons" comment was sarcastic. SF is full of crap like that, and it went over YOUR head that you thought it went over my head. I replied sanely and nicely to that comment because I thought it was the right thing to...- StyleProfessor
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hanger Project or Butler Luxury Hangers?
Not really a chemical problem ... bad hangers can cause wrinkles, creases, and bulges, and possibly damage to sticking--that sort of thing.- StyleProfessor
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hanger Project or Butler Luxury Hangers?
A bad hangar can damage your valuable clothes, whether you have a large wardrobe or not. Nothing wrong with taking care of one's investment. And by the way this thread is all about hangars, so that is why people are talking about hangars here. Believe me, we have other things in life besides...- StyleProfessor
- Post #29
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hanger Project or Butler Luxury Hangers?
Sorry, but that doesn't make sense, because the average male shoulder is 4"+ depth, and suit-makers that sell $5,000+ suits hang them on 3-4" flared hangers with contours. So 3" can't be "way too wide." Suits are made for men, not hangers, so the best hanger should be closest to a man's form...- StyleProfessor
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hanger Project or Butler Luxury Hangers?
No, I teach at a university and am just sharing what I learned about hangars. You are welcome to ignore the advice! My point is that HP and Butler emphasize the trimmings and charge a lot , but overlook the main functionality, in having a wide shoulder to keep your suit in good shape. Even...- StyleProfessor
- Post #24
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hanger Project or Butler Luxury Hangers?
I found better luxury suit hangers, made of wood, for only $5 each: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001KPLJQI/ref=pe_385040_30332190_pe_175190_21431760_3p_M3T1_ST1_dp_1 (Proman Libra Wide Shoulder Suit Hanger) They are better because they are 3 INCHES WIDE at shoulders, which is the main reason you...- StyleProfessor
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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new suits - Giorgio Armani
I agree...nice looking suit. What is the Armani code for it? Should be something like LSVB5T LS813 color 922? There has been a lot of anti-Armani talk on this forum but mostly from bad information, or bad memories from decades ago. This post got it correct in my opinion...- StyleProfessor
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- Forum: Classic Menswear