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You can find much better options (and cheaper Hugo Boss) in B/S or on Yoox. But if the blazer fits you right and you like it, $300 is not completely horrible. I definitely would not spend that money on a hugo boss that you need to chop up to fit you correctly. I had a brand new made in Romania Hugo Boss suit for around $250 that fell apart pretty fast. I also found a $3 Made in USA Hugo Boss at a Thrift Store that has held up for years sans-shiny elbows - so I think quality has gone downhill a bit.Is a Hugo Boss blazer decent quality for $300 (down from 600) or can I do better for the money?
You can do better, though it might take some looking. I bought an Isaia jacket for just over $200 the other day. Also, if you're not dead-set on buying new clothes you can get even better quality for around $300. Check out eBay and B&S and know your sizing!
You can do better, though it might take some looking. I bought an Isaia jacket for just over $200 the other day. Also, if you're not dead-set on buying new clothes you can get even better quality for around $300. Check out eBay and B&S and know your sizing!
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I think your chances of ******* up are pretty high even if you buy in-store at that price range. I have an in between chest size, with narrower shoulders, a longer torso with shorter arms. When noticing the in between chest size, the store "help" almost always defaulted to the larger size, which resulted in shoulders, arms and waist being way too large. Additionally, I do not think many store reps really understand how shoulders should fit at all. It's almost like store reps seem to think: "eh, you're a guy - one size bigger is always better when uncertain" --women would never shop this way, and any guy who isn't a rapper shouldn't either. After lots of money on tailoring, and almost everyone telling me my coat looked too large, I decided to start defaulting to the smaller size (provided the chest fit was not too snug), which worked out much better. I think there is often SOME compromise to make with OTR blazers, and you need to know your measurements to understand which compromise works best for you.I'm a little wary of ebay/online shopping because I've never owned a blazer, so my chances of ******* up are pretty high. I would have to get the one I bought taken in at the sleeves/body though, so maybe I'll hold off on it.
Edit: Here's a pic.
3 roll 2.5, silk and linen blend (though it is not overly light and the color will be great for fall). Sorry for ****** pic, all I have at the moment.
forum b/s? ebay? store?
$200 seems like a great deal
are you a really odd size? or just extremely lucky?