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new photos of suit & coat
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AvariceBespoke
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Would you mind taking a picture of the label? I am beginning to doubt that this is a TF suit...Originally Posted by Kuro
yeah i have the photos of the label, one second
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Why would you start a whole new thread to point people to another thread to show that you took more pictures?
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Would you mind taking a picture of the label? I am beginning to doubt that this is a TF suit...Originally Posted by Kuro
here you go:
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Hard to tell but looks a bit tight around the gut and maybe just a bit in the uper sleeves.
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Hard to tell but looks a bit tight around the gut and maybe just a bit in the uper sleeves.Originally Posted by Cary Grant
agree its tight around my triceps part of why it buldges out of the side
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Very nice packaging.Originally Posted by triniboy27
yeah the packaging is really nice - and so was the white shirt
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The suit looks okay. I'm not sure you want to advertise twice that you spent thousands on a suit that simply looks okayOriginally Posted by Jodum5
im just trying to educate myself - im not trying to advertise that I bought the suit to brag.. im here to learn about clothing and proper fit
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Even in the idealized photo (photoshopped and pinds being used), the suit is not too flattering. The waist suppression accentuates your hips, making your silhoutte resemble that of a bowling pin. Also, your unbalanced muslce proportions (you spent too much time working out the arms and neglected the deltoids) keep you from achieving the shoulder fit you want without the use of huge shoulder pads. Unless you get massive shoulder pads (or get some huge shoulder muscles), I think your triceps will always stick out.
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