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Please see my auctions for Kiton, Borrelli, Logsdail jackets; some Savile Row suits, Carroll & Co Shearling and a lot of Oliver Peoples sunglasses. Sartoriale Auctions
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Some very nice items. I can't believe no one's snapped up that St. Andrews overcoat -- I wish it were my size. I also like the Chester Barrie suit, but I'm confused by the stated color (brown base) compared to the pictures, which show a grayish blue base.
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You might consider putting approximate sizes in all your titles, since I generally search for sizes when I do Ebay searches, and I'm sure many other people do too. (i.e. search in men's clothing category for "42R"
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I love the RLPL suit, but just a smidge too big . . . measurements seem closer to a 42R.
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some really nice stuff up there, shame you dont do USPS, shipping costs to my part of the world around $80-100...rules it out for me unfortunately....I always ship with usps abroad, so you are in
It is pretty fitted at the waist, it is better fit for a 40R...
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some really nice stuff up there, shame you dont do USPS, shipping costs to my part of the world around $80-100...rules it out for me unfortunately....my bad - too many windows open and had you mixed up wiht a suit i love by SartorialsolutionsI always ship with usps abroad, so you are in
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i think you're a bit off with your measurements. if the chest measures 46", it is not suitable for size 40, regardless of the waist measurement. you need to go by the chest.
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