Leslierc
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I went to the Saks Mens Store in D.C. today to see what I could find on sale. The sale items recently took an additional 30% mark-down. In the "42 Reg" section of the sales suits were 6 Kiton suits marked-down from $5400 to $1995 (with an additional 30% off the marked-down price). I saw an absolutely beautiful 2-button medium grey that I tried on, but found the sleeves too short. Same issue with the other 5 suits (which included a very nice navy blue DB). It turns out that a customer special ordered these suits and changed his mind. [All I could think was that it must have been a VERY special customer for the store to take back the merchandise after it had been cut.]
If anyone here is in the D.C. area and wears a 42 Reg, there is a great deal to be had on Kiton at the Saks Mens Store. My arm length in shirts is a 34"; when the tailor measured the suit on me, the problem wasn't lengthening the sleeves, but the stitching on the sleeve button-holes. If I had been a 33" sleeve, no work would have been needed and I would have had that suit.
By the way, that suit felt amazing - like I had nothing on.
I ended-up purchasing a Gianluca blazer.
If anyone here is in the D.C. area and wears a 42 Reg, there is a great deal to be had on Kiton at the Saks Mens Store. My arm length in shirts is a 34"; when the tailor measured the suit on me, the problem wasn't lengthening the sleeves, but the stitching on the sleeve button-holes. If I had been a 33" sleeve, no work would have been needed and I would have had that suit.
By the way, that suit felt amazing - like I had nothing on.
I ended-up purchasing a Gianluca blazer.