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Aight, I'm going back tomorrow. I'll see if the shoulders can be adjusted.
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Save yourself the trip, if there is one thing that CAN'T be adjust on a suit is the shoulders.
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Yep, you can't tailor the shoulders. You can fix the sleeve length, jacket length, and take in the waist. Keep shopping around, and don't settle!
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You can.
It'll cost more than the suit is worth though.
It'll cost more than the suit is worth though.
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Forgive me. With all the things I tried on I thought I left the store with the 38. I just checked abd it's the 36. Tried it on again and its fine. I had just left work and had a long sleeve tee on underneath the button up when I tried them on. 16 hour shift, I was tired. 
All I need to do now is cop some dress shoes.
All I need to do now is cop some dress shoes.
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Does AE still do their "seconds"?
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Yep. Not currently on going I believe.
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walnut and black cliftons for $159
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Today:
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Didnt know where to look so I guess I'll ask you guys. I'm looking for a nice pair of all black sneakers. Something that doesnt look cheap and will only be worn with jeans. Something along the lines of the Balenciaga Arenas, LV Damier print high tops, John Varvatos converses, etc. It must be in black though. I dont really care about the brand, as long as it doesn't look cheap.
Not willing to spend more than $500, but if there's nothing I like I'll just buy the Arenas.
Any ideas?
Not willing to spend more than $500, but if there's nothing I like I'll just buy the Arenas.
Any ideas?
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Heres a few pairs of common projects
http://www.mrporter.com/product/377901
https://www.ssense.com/men/product/common_projects/black-leather-vintage-high-top-sneakers/96717
https://www.ssense.com/men/product/common_projects/black-perforated-original-achilles-sneakers/96710
And a pair of Lanvins.
http://www.mrporter.com/product/440770
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Thanks, the high top common projects were nice. Still looking, any help is appreciated.
Forgot to mention that they must be high tops.
Forgot to mention that they must be high tops.
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Cole Haan cuts up to 50% off sale items as part of its Biannual Sale. (Prices are as marked.) Even better, take an extra 30% off via coupon code "COLLEGE". (Note the coupon is case sensitive.) Combined, that's tied with our mention from a week ago as the best discount we've seen on sale items at Cole Haan so far this year. (For further comparison, we saw up to 70% off combined with up to $100 off $400 or more in March.) Shipping adds $10.95, although orders or $150 or more qualify for free shipping. Some best bets, with prices after coupon:
www.colehaan.com
Not sure when it ends though
www.colehaan.com
Not sure when it ends though
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CIL
COLLEGE doesn't work on sale items? Anyone else have luck ?
EDIT: I got the code to work by applying it to a regular priced item first ...then it applies to everything even after you remove that item
COLLEGE doesn't work on sale items? Anyone else have luck ?
EDIT: I got the code to work by applying it to a regular priced item first ...then it applies to everything even after you remove that item
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Knew it was going to be a slow day at work, so I decided to "dress up", damn belt kept sticking out
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This man is right. Never ever go down a size unless the fit warrants it. It's always better to have than no space at all. You'd be surprised what tailors can do these days.
Also, +1 on the half inch break. I had 1 inch breaks on all my trousers and now I have to get them all redone because I lost some weight and wanted a more modern look. Make sure when you shorten the sleeves, you get a clearance of a quarter inch as well. It's better to show some cuff than too much cuff. It'll look especially weird when your raise your arm you see half your sleeve
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belt and shirt both look 2-3 sizes too big
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Probably so, according to a lot of people I've lost a good amount of weight and I've been too cheap (so far) to go out and buy new clothes.
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This man is right. Never ever go down a size unless the fit warrants it. It's always better to have than no space at all. You'd be surprised what tailors can do these days.
Also, +1 on the half inch break. I had 1 inch breaks on all my trousers and now I have to get them all redone because I lost some weight and wanted a more modern look. Make sure when you shorten the sleeves, you get a clearance of a quarter inch as well. It's better to show some cuff than too much cuff. It'll look especially weird when your raise your arm you see half your sleeve
I get what dude what originally saying, he just didn't word it properly. Most men tend to overestimate their size for whatever reason, whether it's a pride/ego thing or something and don't want to admit they're not as well-built as they "think" they are.
Also, I have a feeling if dabottom button was undone on dude's suit it would feel as snug plus low armholes are probably restricting movement.
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Pants are too big too, that's why you've got the bunching along the waistband. Congrats on the weight loss, find a good tailor and a lot of it can be fixed.
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