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Dope. Looked @ Gilt and saw Spurr stuff that I was cool. At first, I looked up Spurr and saw $200+ price tags and was like
Depends on the line. IME the rectangular label (I believe this is the "Simon Spurr" collection since these are the ones showcased in his runway shows) shirts are tts and the square label (assumed "SPURR" by default) fits small (like size up 1 and slightly smaller than BoO actually). I have a rectangular label shirt that I'd ideally fit XS (it's a S) and I tried on a square label XS and it was visibly pulling, which doesn't happen on my XS BoO shirt
Can't speak to the quality of their mall line shirts and jeans and so forth, but Hugo Boss still makes some really great slim-fitting stuff in first world countries. They have different levels of quality, much like Ralph Lauren. Would be a mistake to wholly discount them, IMO.
True, Hugo Boss Selection is a bona fide designer label (like Calvin Klein Collection, though less inventive), and their made in Italy/USA stuff seems to be of good construction and with interesting fabrics while being easy to find at deep discounts
Can anyone recommend another suit brand cut similarly to a RLBL anthony (nice and slim)?
Most designer suits have similarly slim cuts (though you may have to look for Shorts to get the same length
Losing a bit of weight, tired of the tight/super tailored look on everything. Can someone give me a good reason not to get some relaxed/carrot fit/drop crotch chinos? I want to try a basic navy pair and maybe progress to a pair of gray ones. Def need something with a fuller fit as a slim fit only accentuates my... cycling thighs. I think I'm gonna make a stop at Topman at lunch today.
Extreme drop crotch is a fad that will hopefully fade soon. Can look good 5% of the time, but most examples just look like fashion victims. It's just a backswing to increasingly low rises and in suits/formal looks, I tend to hate them in general (I have a much stricter criteria for formal stuff and that's just my opinion so don't put much stake into it)
Anyone know where to look for some fabric wax? Like Filsons or a similar -- or any -- product that could be use to wax a jacket? I've tried Michael's, Hobby Lobby, Home Depot, JoAnne's Fabrics, and everything that came up on the interwebs for my city... I hear you can order it from Barbour, but I'd rather not wait a few weeks for a tub to arrive in the mail.
If you're ambitious, you could make your own.