liquidskin
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Hey guys,
You guys helped me last year for my summer work party. I ended up wearing my navy suit jacket as a 'blazer', and I got a few compliments on it, but I was wishing I had a real blazer/sports jacket to wear.
So the party is late next week and I'm shopping around for a navy blazer. The gold button look, though classy, isnt for me. I'm leaning towards silver, but would also be open to other buttons.
I'm trying to get a really good bang for my buck... I've read some people on here reccomend Anderson Little, which would be reasonable for my price range. I know I can do even better on eBay, this Michael Kors caught my eye: http://cgi.ebay.com/NWT-MICHAEL-KORS...item3f0ab72cdc. I'm also thinking of heading over to Zara and trying on there.
Of these approaches, what sounds like the best route? I don't have a lot of time, so want to act pretty quick. I also need to factor in the time it takes for tailoring, as I'm going to want a really good fit. Speaking of fit, my suit jacket is a 39L - is shopping for a 40L advisable? Common sense says get it a little larger and have it tailored. I'm 6'1", and about 180lbs. I measured my chest at 39" last night.
Thanks for any help in leading me in the right direction!
You guys helped me last year for my summer work party. I ended up wearing my navy suit jacket as a 'blazer', and I got a few compliments on it, but I was wishing I had a real blazer/sports jacket to wear.
So the party is late next week and I'm shopping around for a navy blazer. The gold button look, though classy, isnt for me. I'm leaning towards silver, but would also be open to other buttons.
I'm trying to get a really good bang for my buck... I've read some people on here reccomend Anderson Little, which would be reasonable for my price range. I know I can do even better on eBay, this Michael Kors caught my eye: http://cgi.ebay.com/NWT-MICHAEL-KORS...item3f0ab72cdc. I'm also thinking of heading over to Zara and trying on there.
Of these approaches, what sounds like the best route? I don't have a lot of time, so want to act pretty quick. I also need to factor in the time it takes for tailoring, as I'm going to want a really good fit. Speaking of fit, my suit jacket is a 39L - is shopping for a 40L advisable? Common sense says get it a little larger and have it tailored. I'm 6'1", and about 180lbs. I measured my chest at 39" last night.
Thanks for any help in leading me in the right direction!