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Can I just say...I LOVE Marshalls
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Haines & Bonner ties are nice and well made. I just can never get the keeper buttonhole to match up with my shirtOriginally Posted by NORE
The two I bought split down the back seam after 3 months. I even untied them in reverse everyday to preserve them. Its a shame because they do present themselves well on the rack.
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If you type "Tommy Hilfiger tie" or "Sean John tie" into Google Shopping, you'll see that they retail for about $30.Originally Posted by jrd617
You saved 60-70%, but those ties really are likely sub-par quality and will not last very long.
You'd be better off thrifting. Lots of high end stuff to be found for pennies.
I don't mean to come across defensive, I'm just making an observation, but just the other day someone posted about wanting to buy ties that cost > $50 and "look it". Everyone chimed in about how ties, within reason, are only going to be known by someone with a keen eye.
If a tie has a good pattern, decent weight, no loose threads, and overall good "feel" to it...what's the harm?
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I don't mean to come across defensive, I'm just making an observation, but just the other day someone posted about wanting to buy ties that cost > $50 and "look it". Everyone chimed in about how ties, within reason, are only going to be known by someone with a keen eye.Originally Posted by cartisdm
If a tie has a good pattern, decent weight, no loose threads, and overall good "feel" to it...what's the harm?
If you are happy with mediocre or below average items because you think no one will know the difference anyway, why bother wasting your time on a men's clothing forum?
And did you really need to start a thread about how you bought some cheap department store ties at Marshall's?
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If you are happy with mediocre or below average items because you think no one will know the difference anyway, why bother wasting your time on a men's clothing forum?Originally Posted by East Oakland
And did you really need to start a thread about how you bought some cheap department store ties at Marshall's?
You know, I was just trying to get out there and get involved in this forum community. Never once did I try to pass the ties off as some grand purchase. Why are you such a dick to a new member? I'm here for advice and it seems that this thread has really taken off, so the only wasted space in here is your post which didn't contribute to anything.
I have no desire to get into an argument about anything. Just a friendly post about a recent contribution to my wardrobe that I thought I would share and maybe get some [constructive] feedback
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Originally Posted by rgoldstein
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The Marshall's near me always has a ridiculous number of PRL custom fit OCBDs. I went once and bought like 3 for less than 100 bucks. They always have a ridiculous number of Hickey Freeman shirts (which, btw...does anyone know what the fit is like on those?) and the occasional Gitman Bros in a 18 1/2 - 31 or whatever other useless size.
The number of times the word ridiculous is posted in this post is ridiculous.
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The number of times the word ridiculous is posted in this post is ridiculous.Originally Posted by Benzito
It was only twice.
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In the last week I have picked up at marshalls:
2 RLP ocbd's for 29.99 each
2 RLP navy and black lambswool sweaters 39.99 each
1 RLP yellow pima cotton sweat 24.99
also saw plenty of D&G dress shirts for 99.99 (maybe theyll hit clearance)
2 RLP ocbd's for 29.99 each
2 RLP navy and black lambswool sweaters 39.99 each
1 RLP yellow pima cotton sweat 24.99
also saw plenty of D&G dress shirts for 99.99 (maybe theyll hit clearance)
If you are happy with mediocre or below average items because you think no one will know the difference anyway, why bother wasting your time on a men's clothing forum?Originally Posted by East Oakland
And did you really need to start a thread about how you bought some cheap department store ties at Marshall's?
Have some animal crackers and juice and try to play nice with teh new kid
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Have some animal crackers and juice and try to play nice with teh new kidOriginally Posted by Joe Cool
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Every Marshalls I've been in is sub-TJ Maxx.Originally Posted by gladhands
That has been my experience too.
Marshalls has some great deals, every so often. However, 99.9% of the store is junk.
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