deveandepot1
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Am I the only one that gets annoyed with stores using "tailored" as an indication of a slimmer fit? Not annoyed with the OP here - just venting a bit. In my book, an item is tailored once you purchase it, take it to a tailor, and have it adjusted to fit you.
Or more appropriately, it has been tailored once you purchase it, post pics here, then tell a tailor what the real experts say you should do.
Banana Republic suits fits me off the rack with no tailoring. Very slim if it's the "tailored" fit.
Brooks has some summer suits in decent styles from $500-$600
http://www.brooksbrothers.com/IWCat...ction_size=§ion_color=&sortby=lowestPrice
The lapels on the Regent and Milano are too thin. Unwearable.
I disagree. If you are considering Banana Republic or J. Crew, the lapels are going to be in the same league.
Have you looked at Banana Republic's Mad Men cotton suit? Don't know how slim it is in RL, but it looks fairly trim in the ads.
Also, J. Crew always has them.
Doc, are they made in USA or out-sourced?