droy
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Hi Everyone,
I recentely took a job with a company that primarily has a business casual policy, and even client meeting would take place in business casual. Regardless, I'd like to still look somewhat stylish and buy reasonably good quality. Are Brunello, Brunelli, Kiton, Isaia, Loro Piana better (i.e. better quality, longer lasting, better tailored,etc) than say Incotex or other such manufacturers? If so, is there one manufacturer that really shines ahead of the rest. I know it may sound trivial, but I rarily buy clothes in general, and tend to keep them for a while, therefore I don't mind spending a few pennies more up front to look better and keep them longer. Please feel free to rank them if you happen to know.
I may end up Bespoking them if the cost is appropriate, but somehow I just don't think tailoring chinos is a wise decision.
Thanks in advance for any and all help, and if you happen to know a good online source for any of these please feel free to let me know.
Cheers,
Doug
I recentely took a job with a company that primarily has a business casual policy, and even client meeting would take place in business casual. Regardless, I'd like to still look somewhat stylish and buy reasonably good quality. Are Brunello, Brunelli, Kiton, Isaia, Loro Piana better (i.e. better quality, longer lasting, better tailored,etc) than say Incotex or other such manufacturers? If so, is there one manufacturer that really shines ahead of the rest. I know it may sound trivial, but I rarily buy clothes in general, and tend to keep them for a while, therefore I don't mind spending a few pennies more up front to look better and keep them longer. Please feel free to rank them if you happen to know.
I may end up Bespoking them if the cost is appropriate, but somehow I just don't think tailoring chinos is a wise decision.
Thanks in advance for any and all help, and if you happen to know a good online source for any of these please feel free to let me know.
Cheers,
Doug