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Any Lowndes? I wolud love to be able to try them on (think they might be too narrow) and get them at a decent price. Double monks are next on the shoe hitlist. Or am I asking too much?Originally Posted by Pink Socks
Yes, for them.Originally Posted by PregnantBob
Good seeing you again too Checky. Mind you, the lack of a P.Johnson suit was noted. I'm the same about those blazers. The sleeves only came halfway down my wrist, which was ridiculous. I got out of there for < $150, which was OK. Picked up a shirt, some chinos and socks. I didn't think there were any spectacular bargains, other than SCs designed for kangaroos.Originally Posted by California Dreamer
They are cotton only, I wash mine all the time. They are not dry clean only, specifically made as a whole suit to clean at home. Not a hit at you, I just know you can wash them. Cold wash never hot.Originally Posted by Style-less.
Sales last for a couple of weeks normally.Originally Posted by __PG__
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Any point in dropping in there today do you think? I have short arms in relation to my chest/shoulder measurement so those blazers might be interesting if they have anything around a 38/40.Originally Posted by lennier
Well I survived my first Herringbone warehouse sale almost entirely unharmed. Wallet took a slight hit. Navy wool cardigan for $50 and a tie which I don't quite understand. Model name is Granger and it appears to be a 6-fold weave of some kind. It has a fine square pattern to it. I liked the weight and feel of it and at $149->$70 figured it was worth a shot. Anyone know anything about them? It also came in dark green.Originally Posted by Jimbosaurus
Q: What do Melbournians think of Sydney ?Originally Posted by Doug11
^^^ What he said is still partially true though. Sydney is rubbish and far inferior to MelbourneOriginally Posted by blahman
Karate-chop him C.E.P.Originally Posted by Prince of Paisley
The lowndes is on the 348 last, and its pretty narrow. Herringbone carry the lowndes so you can always try one on there.Originally Posted by fox81
Good tie that; one of the last of its kind before they switched suppliers and the quality suffered dramatically.Originally Posted by ColdEyedPugilist
the american tailors sale is pretty good. they have some handgrades as well as benchgrades for 395.Originally Posted by fox81
the castagnia trousers on the table looked amazing, although at 50% off 565, theyre still not an impulse buy.Originally Posted by fox81
I sized up 0.5 for my carmina's and they fit well. ill never fit a c&j 348 E.Originally Posted by fox81
Any Lowndes? I wolud love to be able to try them on (think they might be too narrow) and get them at a decent price. Double monks are next on the shoe hitlist. Or am I asking too much?Originally Posted by Pink Socks
I sized up 0.5 for my carmina's and they fit well. ill never fit a c&j 348 E.Originally Posted by fox81
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