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Everyone is wearing or selling RL. There is not a RL store close to where I live so I feel lost in all this RLmania.
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Is Ralph Lauren the most popular brand among SFers?
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I think it's just the vast range of stuff he offers, at nearly every pricepoint and style. He has something for just about everybody. Couple that with the good sales/discounts you can get and voila... one ends up with lots of RL in his closet.
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I think it's just the vast range of stuff he offers, at nearly every pricepoint and style. He has something for just about everybody. Couple that with the good sales/discounts you can get and voila... one ends up with lots of RL in his closet.Originally Posted by rach2jlc
what he said
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I actually particularly enjoy the Purple Label sportscoats/suits. They fit me pretty good OTR.
Shoes I like both the Purple label by EG and the old C&J line
Everything else depends on my mood.
As has been said, the RL empire is all-encompassing.
Shoes I like both the Purple label by EG and the old C&J line
Everything else depends on my mood.
As has been said, the RL empire is all-encompassing.
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I'm a lawyer in South Florida. Aside from wearing a coat and tie to the office I don't go to out to clubs on South Beach or any other place where I need to dress up much. I like the traditional style of RL clothing, I know my sizes in his clothing and the prices on here and ebay can't be beat.
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It is true that Ralph Lauren is a popular brand of clothing but I wouldn't say it is the most popular. I do hear mention of it quite often on herte but I can't say that I see people wearing it as much in everyday life. You have to remember that we are a few select on here and just because something as become somewhat of a majority on here is not always going to be a global thing amoungst others.
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It is true that Ralph Lauren is a popular brand of clothing but I wouldn't say it is the most popular. I do hear mention of it quite often on herte but I can't say that I see people wearing it as much in everyday life. You have to remember that we are a few select on here and just because something as become somewhat of a majority on here is not always going to be a global thing amoungst others.Originally Posted by bowtielover
Your posts suck.
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I'd say so. It probably has more to do with who makes his stuff than any affinity for the label.
- Suits/Jackets by St. Andrews, Caruso, and Corneliani
- Shoes by Edward Green and Crockett and Jones
- Widely available at rock bottom clearance prices
Not hard to figure out why people here like it.
- Suits/Jackets by St. Andrews, Caruso, and Corneliani
- Shoes by Edward Green and Crockett and Jones
- Widely available at rock bottom clearance prices
Not hard to figure out why people here like it.
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It is true that Ralph Lauren is a popular brand of clothing but I wouldn't say it is the most popular. I do hear mention of it quite often on herte but I can't say that I see people wearing it as much in everyday life. You have to remember that we are a few select on here and just because something as become somewhat of a majority on here is not always going to be a global thing amoungst others.Originally Posted by bowtielover
Jesus, the qualifier is right in the subject line "among SFers".
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I'd say so. It probably has more to do with who makes his stuff than any affinity for the label.Originally Posted by nate10184
- Suits/Jackets by St. Andrews, Caruso, and Corneliani
- Shoes by Edward Green and Crockett and Jones
- Widely available at rock bottom clearance prices
Not hard to figure out why people here like it.
I'd also add that in addition to the quality of the makers, the cuts of the suits and coats are top notch. Plus you have various options for cuts across the lines (ie many peoples affinity for RLBL given the slim cut)
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