tonylamer
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Custom Samuelsohn DB suit, made in 2014, that was not picked up, and hence remains new and unworn. The flap pockets are basted shut, and the pants are unhemmed. Though buttons have been added to the sleeves, buttonholes have not been added. The suit is a modern DB with side vents, 6 buttons, flat-front pants, and classic lapels. The fabric is a Super 130s Glen Plaid woven by Ariston in darker blues. The suit is of course fully canvassed.
Some notable features: the jacket has a cool polka dot lining and the pants are set up for braces.
The suit is new, and shows no condition issues that I can see. The only exception is that the hook at the neck has been clipped to prevent return.
The suit is tagged a 38 Short. Lying flat, it measures as follows:
Jacket: 17" between the shoulder seams, 20" in the chest, 17.5" in the waist (you can see the waist suppression), 25" from each shoulder-seam to each cuff, and 27.5" down the back (bottom of collar to hem).
Pants: 16.5" waist (might fit like a 34), 46.5" on the outseam, 37" on the inseam, 7.5" at the leg opening, and around 8.5" at the knee.
Priority Shipping is FREE in the United States and Canada. For $375, this is stupid-cheap and bordering on Men's Wearhouse pricing.
Some notable features: the jacket has a cool polka dot lining and the pants are set up for braces.
The suit is new, and shows no condition issues that I can see. The only exception is that the hook at the neck has been clipped to prevent return.
The suit is tagged a 38 Short. Lying flat, it measures as follows:
Jacket: 17" between the shoulder seams, 20" in the chest, 17.5" in the waist (you can see the waist suppression), 25" from each shoulder-seam to each cuff, and 27.5" down the back (bottom of collar to hem).
Pants: 16.5" waist (might fit like a 34), 46.5" on the outseam, 37" on the inseam, 7.5" at the leg opening, and around 8.5" at the knee.
Priority Shipping is FREE in the United States and Canada. For $375, this is stupid-cheap and bordering on Men's Wearhouse pricing.
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