Banks sometimes does the BOGO on their suits! Just remember, these are just range suits, no going to the office with them(they are questionable for marriage)!
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Where can I find a decent suit (or two)?
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I did something similar. I already had a black suit, and rather than making people rent tuxes and buy ugly dresses, we had the bridesmaids help us buy a tie to match each dress' color. (if they didnt already have a suitable dress, they bought one they liked and would wear again) Those were given to the corresponding groomsmen.
No it hasn't been to war, who wears a suit to war? It HAS been to office, and it failed miserably, pockets gave out, ass seam spit, held all the mustard stains, etc. Many at the office were very upset that their day was interrupted by my trying to un**** my unsat suit!
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No, BCM is a QUALITY clothier, you must have mistaken your suit with Palmetto, Anderson, DPMS, or Bushmaster?
Before or after SouthCom became Centcom?
I haven't needed a suit in a while but I used to go to von maur in the greenwood mall. They used to fit you and get even tailor the suit to you. I don't know what they do now. A good couple suits (for summer and winter) is a good investment.
Toys-r-us/kids-r-us should "suit" you well.
All seriousness though. Both my suit coats are from a second hand store. Black for funerals and a grey for better occasions.
My size has gone up and down so much in my adult life, a taylored suit would be a waste for me. Fitting into it once every 5 years won't work.
All seriousness though. Both my suit coats are from a second hand store. Black for funerals and a grey for better occasions.
My size has gone up and down so much in my adult life, a taylored suit would be a waste for me. Fitting into it once every 5 years won't work.
It depends where you work. I'm a cheap bastard believe me but when having quality matters I will put out the cash. I put out!
if you work in a business where an impression makes a difference it's not too much to just spend 500 to 700 on a suit. Trust me it's worth the extra money! Also don't forget a good shirt and tie and the shoes are very important. I don't think it's unreasonable to spend $1000 for a complete suit. Tie, shirt, suit, shoes, socks, belt. if you need to wear a suit everyday the. You're gonna be looking at a lot more.
People don't think twice to drop that or half on a gun for entertainment.
if you work in a business where an impression makes a difference it's not too much to just spend 500 to 700 on a suit. Trust me it's worth the extra money! Also don't forget a good shirt and tie and the shoes are very important. I don't think it's unreasonable to spend $1000 for a complete suit. Tie, shirt, suit, shoes, socks, belt. if you need to wear a suit everyday the. You're gonna be looking at a lot more.
People don't think twice to drop that or half on a gun for entertainment.
Well, I don't wear suits. I don't mind spending on quality... but $1,000 seems a bit much for me to wear maybe once a year.
On the other hand, I don't want to look like I'm dressed in a paper bag.
On the other hand, I don't want to look like I'm dressed in a paper bag.
It depends upon your dimensions. Some folks can look good in an off-the-rack suit and others can't. Some folks gain and lose weight regularly and a fitted suit would be a waste of money. There is no doubt that a fitted suit looks like it is made for you. At church, you seldom see anyone (even the well-to-do) wearing a fitted suit, except for prosperity preachers like Joel Osteen. I'd say if you are an average build and don't fluctuate weight regularly, just get an off the rack suit, especially since you say that you don't wear one that often. It may go out of style by the time your ready to wear it for the second or third time. If you really need to impress someone with good taste (not likely, since you are on INGO) get the best fitted suit that fits your budget. BTW, if you always go about armed, make sure you wear your EDC and accessories when looking for a suit.
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