Jay1111
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Looking to get first suit. Suit will be used mostly for weddings, special occasions, and interviews at the moment. Work doesn't require one, pretty casual.
Have done a little background reading on this forum. Boss Black tends to get knocked around here for its fused construction. Hickey Freeman seems to be better regarded.
Nordstroms has the Boss Black Pasolini Movie suit on sale for 550 (down from 800) and a Hickey Freeman Madison for 899 (down from 1400). Both in charcoal/dark grey, the color I'm looking to get.
Which is the better deal for quality? Looking to spend under 1k.
I noticed the HF right before I left nords, and tried on just the jacket. I would have said the fit was about on par with the Hugo. Definitely needs some tailoring. I'm 5'11'' 165-170 lbs, ~31 inch waist. I'm looking for a "slimmer" fitting suit. Nord's salesman said I was a 40R for the Boss, but that they'd have to take it in in the back a bit.
Also, whats the rule of thumb for where the jacket should come down to? lengthwise.
Have done a little background reading on this forum. Boss Black tends to get knocked around here for its fused construction. Hickey Freeman seems to be better regarded.
Nordstroms has the Boss Black Pasolini Movie suit on sale for 550 (down from 800) and a Hickey Freeman Madison for 899 (down from 1400). Both in charcoal/dark grey, the color I'm looking to get.
Which is the better deal for quality? Looking to spend under 1k.
I noticed the HF right before I left nords, and tried on just the jacket. I would have said the fit was about on par with the Hugo. Definitely needs some tailoring. I'm 5'11'' 165-170 lbs, ~31 inch waist. I'm looking for a "slimmer" fitting suit. Nord's salesman said I was a 40R for the Boss, but that they'd have to take it in in the back a bit.
Also, whats the rule of thumb for where the jacket should come down to? lengthwise.