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Different suit coat with different suit pants

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They are all solid colors, thankfully.
Ill try some alterations here and there to the buttons and other details and maybe get pants from the same line from the same brand as the coat.
Seems to be the best I can do for now
 

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They are all solid colors, thankfully.
Ill try some alterations here and there to the buttons and other details and maybe get pants from the same line from the same brand as the coat.
Seems to be the best I can do for now.
Good luck! You seem awfully hung up on trying to match things though.
 

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Yea haha cause I love the coats and I got em at a good price. But thanks for the input fellas. Wasnt what i wanted to hear of course lol but Ill decide what to do with the. Man lol
 

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Anyone who has offered advice, you have been providing your input to a
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True I seem persistant on the orphans. But ill more likely sell them for money towards a suit.
That being said ive got another question, anyone here wear a 38r but also fit in a 36L or 40s?
Im about 5'9 160lbs
 

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i bet the coats suck anyway.

You've gotten the same answer about 15 times but you don't want to accept it.
 

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No need to be a prick QuadClammer. Just finding any way I can in keeping them, seems the best solution is to get rid of em.
 

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Yea haha cause I love the coats and I got em at a good price. But thanks for the input fellas. Wasnt what i wanted to hear of course lol but Ill decide what to do with the. Man lol


This is one of the prime causes of guys being badly dressed: buying things because they are on sale irrespective of (1) whether they fit well, (2) work with other things in their wardrobe, (3) are the right colour etc etc. Never buy something solely, or predominantly, because it is on sale - when you walk down the street wearing it, no one knows what it cost, they just see an ill fitting garment.

As a rule of thumb, to try and avoid this problem I try not to buy things on sale unless I would have been prepared to have paid full price for them.
 

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Alright, no long jackets ever- noted. Thank you.
Since I am looking for suits, I want more options so instead of just looking at 38r's.
Im starting to look for 37r's or maybe even some 40r's or 40s's.
 

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This is one of the prime causes of guys being badly dressed: buying things because they are on sale irrespective of (1) whether they fit well, (2) work with other things in their wardrobe, (3) are the right colour etc etc. Never buy something solely, or predominantly, because it is on sale - when you walk down the street wearing it, no one knows what it cost, they just see an ill fitting garment.

As a rule of thumb, to try and avoid this problem I try not to buy things on sale unless I would have been prepared to have paid full price for them.
That's a good way of doing it. I guess my problem is trying to update my wardrobe to quick.
Damn haha
 

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OK. Slow down. Your rushing into things has already caused you to throw out a lot of money, and you are headed right back that way.

Don't take this the wrong way--I'm not trying to be a dick--but lurk more. Running off and buying a bunch of suits that sorta-but-not-quite fit is another great way to waste a ton of money. Read some more, figure out what a well-fitting suit looks like, figure out what classic suits/SCs are that would be versatile, and build a wardrobe, rather than a large collection of ******-fitting and looking jackets/suits that you'll never be able to wear without looking like a clown.
 

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Alright, no long jackets ever- noted. Thank you. Since I am looking for suits, I want more options so instead of just looking at 38r's. Im starting to look for 37r's or maybe even some 40r's or 40s's.


It's not a matter of options. Accept the fact that 95% of the stuff in any shop is not going to fit you. If you are a chest size 38, then basically only a 38R or a 38S will ever fit you. Try a size up or down if you want, but the chance of success there will be infinitesimal.
 

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It's not a matter of options. Accept the fact that 95% of the stuff in any shop is not going to fit you. If you are a chest size 38, then basically only a 38R or a 38S will ever fit you. Try a size up or down if you want, but the chance of success there will be infinitesimal.


Man, im doing lots of things wrong. Thank God for SF lol.
Ill try and look at some 38s
 

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