Recommend me a suit...
Recommend me a suit...
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pioneer

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1,185 posts

222 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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pioneer

Original Poster:

1,185 posts

222 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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The initial message was deleted from this topic on 01 June 2013 at 21:10

pioneer

Original Poster:

1,185 posts

222 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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The initial message was deleted from this topic on 01 June 2013 at 21:10

pioneer

Original Poster:

1,185 posts

222 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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The initial message was deleted from this topic on 01 June 2013 at 21:10

pioneer

Original Poster:

1,185 posts

222 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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theboyfold

11,352 posts

249 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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If you are tall and slim Paul Smith should suit you.

HOGEPH

5,249 posts

209 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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pioneer said:
Something I can wear at social events but not to 'business meeting' looking.
How about your birthday suit?

GTIR

24,741 posts

289 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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I thought that said "Recommend me a slut"


Boring, next thread....



smile

HOGEPH

5,249 posts

209 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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pioneer said:
HOGEPH said:
pioneer said:
Something I can wear at social events but not to 'business meeting' looking.
How about your birthday suit?
No, collar and tie required at the very least....
Well, get a collar, and put a tie on it.

Or perhaps a dickie bow?

adycav

7,615 posts

240 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Oh God a PH suit thread.

Stand by for the usual 'contributions' from those that will consider you to be useless scum for considering something other than a handmade suit from Prince Charles' own tailor.

whoami

13,179 posts

263 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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adycav said:
Oh God a PH suit thread.

Stand by for the usual 'contributions' from those that will consider you to be useless scum for considering something other than a handmade suit from Prince Charles' own tailor.
hehe

I can just hear the "highly polished shoes" of other, similar, threads from the past.

vinnie83

3,367 posts

216 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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you're an inch taller than me, and I'm very slim, hugo boss tends to be quite a 'box' cut - so not too flattering for slim men - made me look like I was wearing my 'dads suit'.

Paul smith is good, also if you don't want to spend a huge amount, Austin Reed do a couple of styles designed for slim men, with a sort of hour glass shape jacket, quite fitted, which are very good value for money if you catch their sales (6 months out of the year)

adycav

7,615 posts

240 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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pioneer said:
adycav said:
Oh God a PH suit thread.

Stand by for the usual 'contributions' from those that will consider you to be useless scum for considering something other than a handmade suit from Prince Charles' own tailor.
Oh dear, have I opened a can of worms?

Truth be told I can afford to spend whatever I like on a suit, but at this moment in time I have chosen to look for something £300-£500 as it will probably get wrecked and I don't wear a suit very often.
Someone got lynched for suggesting an M&S suit once, it was not a pretty sight.

wink

Stickers

1,387 posts

222 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Save yourself a few quid & get your arse to Tesco's, £20 - £30 & you'll be sorted.......also nice shirts, a pair for a tenner...........forget Asda, they're suits are fkIN crap!

Ayahuasca

27,560 posts

302 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Diamonds

rocket

1,282 posts

307 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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For the same price as a Paul Smith or Hugo Boss suit you can get one made to measure by a local tailor. It will last longer and it will fit how you want it to fit! There's no need to spend a fortune at a Saville Row tailors.