ter1413
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haha, my grammar is horrible i know.
i dont live in usa, so i dont know about the suit shops there.
here in UK, ZARA is a decent brand....but well not good for suits i guess...
i am from italy, haha, so my english is not the best.
I saw on a shop of a brand called moss, they have pretty decent suits, and i can buy one for round £250, and the best thing is that is taylor made with my measurements...so it will fit much better i guess. but its just the measurements that are wrong in this suit? or is the suit itself.
cheers.
lol @ face scribbled out, but has face in avatar.
At a two second glance, same curtains, same window, same hair/hairline, same ill-fitting suit.How do you know the avatar is the poster?
OP, follow the advice about searching and reading SF and getting measured correctly for a suit.
Don't mind the rude people. The Saville Row suggestion was weird, since we had a good idea what your budget is based on where you got your suit. Next time, it would help to say what your budget is up front.
At sub-500 suits, you'll want to make sure you see a great tailor for sure. That's what will raise the level, so be sure to have money aside set for that.
Also, I'd suggest educating yourself on what makes a suit fit well. Just because the guy at the shop said the fit was good, doesn't mean it is. He's a salesman first. Some people here have even said the people at Tom Ford, whose suits cost $4000+, has fed them the same line when it wasn't true...