2. "no. 1 - don't buy a suit online" In response to Reply # 0
theres no way you can figure out if the fit is right my advice - go to H&M and buy a suit there they aren't made SUPER well, so it may not last you but a year or two but the the fit is usually spot on, and they're always very sharp looking and on-trend
take the money you saved on the suit and use it on a top-notch tailor to make sure the sleeve and inseam is perfect.
5. "listen to this guy ^^^^" In response to Reply # 2
roll into the store. If you're buying off the rack, you at least need to get the proper fit. Buying on line the chances of you getting the right fit are like 5% at best. Nothing looks dopier and more bamma than a suit that doesn't fit right.
If you got 2 or 3 bills, you can roll into macy's or something and they'll probably even tailor it.
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Like I said I don't know suits, so to me seeing a $220 Paisley & Grey jacket piece going for $30 seems impressive, but maybe that's a shit brand. I've gotten all my clothes from that site over the past year though and can attest to the quality of their shirts, sweaters, pants and boxers/socks though.
These suits are trash, and international returns are not a problem you want.
>Just shown for examples on price point. Men's suit have >almost no resale value. Kind of like furs. Probably pick up >a jcrew or banana suit for $50-100
High end men's suits can fetch a pretty penny on Ebay or styleforum. I've bought and sold. It may not do well in consignment stores, but there is a market, and they are willing to pay.
11. "all of this is right..." In response to Reply # 9
most used suits sell for a fraction of what t hey cost new 10-30%. That's MOST designer clothing. ebay is a great place to look if your goal is to find something AFFORDABLE. Nobody said anything about buying internationally.
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