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Navy Blazer and Linen Off-white blazer for summer

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Some months ago I bought a Lauren Ralph Lauren blazer probably in the low $100's. Has brass buttons which I like. This was before I knew the brand wasn't known for good quality. I found this online at Indochino (on sale ): https://www.indochino.com/product/harrogate-navy-blazer though I'd really like brass buttons. Also looking for an off-white linen blazer for the summer. Thanks. Opinions on the Indochino blazer?
 
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Buttons are easy to change. A seam ripper and a five-minute YouTube video (and needle and thread, of course) and you can have brass buttons on any blazer you buy. I'm terrible at sewing but I still learned to sew a button; it's an easy job.
 

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good to know. my coordination is quite poor so I suppose I could get a tailor to do it.
 

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Last time I checked, a few years ago at an SF Meet-Up at the
local Indochino store, it was obvious that the merchandise
was junk. That was the consensus of the other SF members
who attended.
 

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Last time I checked, a few years ago at an SF Meet-Up at the
local Indochino store, it was obvious that the merchandise
was junk. That was the consensus of the other SF members
who attended.
well that's unfortunate. I am going to try Bonobos based on the recommendation of dappered.com as I'd like to spend no more than $500. I could also wait for a Brooks Brothers sale.
 

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This is a little out of your price range but its from a company known for Neapolitan tailoring and linen jackets.

Personally, I’d go with this over similarly priced Brooks Brothers, at least for a summery jacket. Brooks Brothers might be what you are looking for regarding brass button blazers.

I wouldn’t go with Bonobos. I definitely wouldn’t go with Bonobos if the prices are equivalent to sale-level BB or the above Rubinacci.

One important note is the above jacket seems to be unconstructed. If you want a jacket that’s built up then you should pass on the above. A linen unconstructed jacket is nice but if it’s not what you are looking for then it’s not what you are looking for.
 
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Some months ago I bought a Lauren Ralph Lauren blazer probably in the low $100's. Has brass buttons which I like. This was before I knew the brand wasn't known for good quality. I found this online at Indochino (on sale ): https://www.indochino.com/product/harrogate-navy-blazer though I'd really like brass buttons. Also looking for an off-white linen blazer for the summer. Thanks. Opinions on the Indochino blazer?

JCrew has a bunch of linen and wool/linen/cotton blend jackets right now for the $40-$90 range.




Use code FRIDAY for 40% off then do an email signup for another 15% off.
 

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Last time I checked, a few years ago at an SF Meet-Up at the
local Indochino store, it was obvious that the merchandise
was junk. That was the consensus of the other SF members
who attended.
Agree with this entirely. Stay away from Indochino. Their stuff is garbage.
 

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Spier Mackay cream linen. I have it and it's excellent.
 

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Incase anyone is interested in addition to the sale get 15% off of you sign up for Paul Stuart's update and promotions.
 

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Billy Reid has a couple of jackets on sale. Unfortunately not in 48R.
 

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Paul Stuart " made in Canada" probably means Samuelsohn,
a high quality manufacturer. I used to be a PS customer and was
always satisfied with their clothing until they effectively abandoned
the natural shoulder for most of their lines.
 

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