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Really depends on which style hoodie you're looking at and what type of build you have (for sizing purposes).
Give some more info and we can help out.
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Really depends on which style hoodie you're looking at and what type of build you have (for sizing purposes).
Give some more info and we can help out.
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http://niketalk.com/t/617673/john-elliott-co-thread
i stay tts on villains as they stretch out a bit. best time to cop is black friday and boxing day
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you can select find in store and enter your zip
grabbed the purple one from Philly store yday. wearing as I type.
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Update: Just did a 2nd wash on the Uniqlo flannels. It's weird; some of them get softer, but others seem to pill/shed.
Anyone else wash/dry theirs and experience similar?
Anyone else wash/dry theirs and experience similar?
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Can you take a pic of the sleeve or something? Trying to see the colors in a normal picture and not the website ones of that makes sense.
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^ It looks just like the site's pic -- a bit more muted irl, but it's a great colorway
Some dude on Reddit posted fit pics --
Some dude on Reddit posted fit pics --
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Repped!
Yeah that purple joint is nice. Glad I copped.
Probably wear it with some dark denim and my brown desert boots.
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I dryclean mines. Pricey but they hold up longer
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You're paying more in dry cleaning than the cost of the shirt
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what?
how much does it cost yall to dry clean?
how much does it cost yall to dry clean?
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A little less than $2 a shirt. Across the lifetime of the flannel I can see his point.
Sidenote, really excited about the Uniqlo at Tysons. It's been a long time coming.
Sidenote, really excited about the Uniqlo at Tysons. It's been a long time coming.
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Is Indochino still a good buy, or are you guys over that now? The price points seem like something I could work with. Unless this is some sale I am unaware of and need to act fast.
http://www.indochino.com/collection/suits
http://www.indochino.com/collection/suits
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I'm gonna get a new navy suit, looking at Indochino as well. It's pretty cheap, don't know if there is a better option out there at the same price point?
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most of indo fabrics are very lackluster. especially the ones that hit those sales.
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What do you mean by lackluster? For me this is more " I have to wear a suit every day and just want variety" If it'll hold up and not fall apart I'm all for it.
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You're good then. If you want suits to wear because it's mandatory and not a clothing nerd, you're fine. A probably means the drape and hand. Suits should hold up well because you're rarely suppose to dry clean the jackets...unless you goof and get stains on it and spot cleaning won't do it.
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Just take the tips of what we've been preaching since the start of the thread....well fitting suit > all.
To the average person, Kenneth Cole and Hugo Boss are cream of the crop. You'll be good, man.
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A and Wis has had great experiences with Thick as thieves. Guy is based out of LA iirc.
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I'm still upset that TaT doesn't carry above a size 42. I remember Wis and Adrian posted some nice TaT's digs.
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No dude. Indo won't look don't care about your appearance 
That being said, the mills they use to supply fabrics aren't widely known. I had my father get a suit from them because of the price point and his lack of caring. Lackluster refers to the quality of the wool. For $400, you are better off getting a Lazio/Napoli from Suit Supply's Blue Line as it is at least Vitale Barberis Canonico (mill). Provided you need minimal alterations, you prob can get it taken care of for sub $500.
That being said, the mills they use to supply fabrics aren't widely known. I had my father get a suit from them because of the price point and his lack of caring. Lackluster refers to the quality of the wool. For $400, you are better off getting a Lazio/Napoli from Suit Supply's Blue Line as it is at least Vitale Barberis Canonico (mill). Provided you need minimal alterations, you prob can get it taken care of for sub $500.
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I've had two friends go to the Indochino flagship in Vancouver to get "professionally" sized/measured, only to have their suits come back essentially unwearable. That, combined with their higher pricing, makes it a pass in my book.
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Pass on Indochino.
Just go to Suitsupply.
Just go to Suitsupply.
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If anyone is in NYC, Chicago, Philly, DC, or California needs a inexpensive custom suit. Message me.
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anyone ever try Black Lapel Custom Clothiers in NYC?
https://www.yelp.com/biz/black-lapel-custom-clothiers-new-york?osq=indochino
was looking at indochino reviews on yelp and they seem awful. i bought a suit from them 4 years ago and had a good experience but it seems to have gone downhill since then
https://www.yelp.com/biz/black-lapel-custom-clothiers-new-york?osq=indochino
was looking at indochino reviews on yelp and they seem awful. i bought a suit from them 4 years ago and had a good experience but it seems to have gone downhill since then
