Chargersfan
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Isaia started out as my favourite, and I still love it, but I have developed a thing for Cantarelli. It's more like a 1a and 1b kind of thing...
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Your Favorite Suit/Sport Coat Brand and Why
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MBreinin
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You mean the rejects of Spano in outlets?Originally Posted by PaoloM
Well, the rejects that my favorite pusher can find for me.
It is not like Spano is easily found in New Orleans. But, go ahead and be a douche, it is expected on SF.
Mike
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I'd say boglioli as I love their fit and the relaxed feel of their garment dyed, unconstructed jackets.
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Cashmere hacking jacket made for RLPL by Chester Barrie. Too bad they aren't making clothes anymore.
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Where do you work, BTW? Might be nice to put that in your post, full disclosure and all that.Originally Posted by KObalto
Hehe. Even before I worked there, I felt this way. They're one of the few places that operates they way they do
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6'1"Originally Posted by Hadrian
really? I'm 6'2 and the button stance is far too high on me for isaia
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Paul Stuart.Originally Posted by PaoloM
Openness about the products. Value. Customer service/experience.
I actually really dislike the customer service experience at Paul Stuart. The moment you walk in there are 3 sales guys following you around the store like a hawk hungry for commission. If I need help, I'll ask.
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I actually really dislike the customer service experience at Paul Stuart. The moment you walk in there are 3 sales guys following you around the store like a hawk hungry for commission. If I need help, I'll ask.Originally Posted by NickPollica
I rarely go there because of this. I was in one recently only for a few minutes before becoming frustrated and leaving. And there is another that I've stopped going to altogether because of constant pestering.
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the fit on Polo ranges so much though. I picked up a Polo suit in 40L that fits as if it were custom made for me. Then another size 40 suit is too wide in the shoulders, too large in the chest, too large in the armholes, too large in the waist. All by a large margin. But I do like Polo for their price/availability.Originally Posted by Tony Romo
You do realise that they are different models within the Polo line, right?
They don't all just fit the same.
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You do realise that they are different models within the Polo line, right?Originally Posted by TRINI
They don't all just fit the same.
yes, but then how is the "fit" a reason for liking it if they all fit very differently... you're very likely to find at least one or some that will fit well if there's such a large range.
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