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buttons should be louder on a sportcoat.Originally Posted by texas_jack
When I tell 'em I tell 'em and they better answer "how high, sir!!" very loudly. That's how I spot potential sports jackets.Originally Posted by Fuuma
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buttons should be louder on a sportcoat.Originally Posted by texas_jack
When buying sports jackets/blazers on ebay, it's easier to tell if it's orphaned or not when it has a pattern. But when it's of the more solid colour variety how can you tell? I got burned once already buying a jacket that when I received it was obviously an orphaned jacket (wasted money). Any tips to look for?Originally Posted by DrCool1978
Am I the only one confused by this post?Originally Posted by sloane3
Horn buttons would be a good clue. If the buttons are the same colour as the jacket, then it is surely an orphaned suit coat.Originally Posted by bigbjorn
This is probably a naive newbie question, but what's wrong with wearing an "orphaned" suit jacket? It's bad only because you know it was meant to be part of a suit?Originally Posted by nordicstyle
This is probably a naive newbie question, but what's wrong with wearing an "orphaned" suit jacket? It's bad only because you know it was meant to be part of a suit?Originally Posted by nordicstyle
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