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Does anyone have an associate in the NYC store that they would reccomend for a fitting?
Does anyone have an associate in the NYC store that they would reccomend for a fitting?
I second that. Am also interested in the fit of the coats. I think they are sized weird though.A few questions, if I may:
How is the padding on the shoulders? Are the armholes high? How was the length for you? Do you know if the wool ones have the same fit?
Updated Recap of Q's about the coat, if someone decides to answer:
How is the padding on the shoulders?
Are the armholes high?
How was the length for you?
What are the fit differences between the cashmere vs wool coats?
From online, it looks like the wool coats are unlined, at least at the back-- can you confirm?
I am 6'0" and about 180-185lbs. I wear a 42R in Boss James/Sharp. In SuitSupply I'm a 40R.Just curious. I am 5'6 188 I usually wear a size 40R in suits like Hugo Boss the Pasolini fit and 42R in the James/Sharp fit. For the most part I usually wear a 40R with alterations to the sleeves. I am wondering should I get a 42S in suit supply suits. I wear a 16.5 32/33 dress shirt. Any assistance is welcomed.
Just know that the "slimmest" suit is the Washington fit, and it has a characteristically LONG jacket. So, you really need to go by "shorter jacket" fits. It doesn't always go hand-in-hand, "slim fit" AND "short jacket".I think I need a 42S in slimmer suits and 40R for the suits with shorter jackets.
Not much padding, armholes were high like the rest of the suit jackets, length seemed appropriate for the size I tried on, I only tried on the cashmere. It was super soft and felt like top of the line quality. Great modern fit/styling which can be hard to find in an overcoat.