can these words co-exist? slim, fashion forward, cheap suit?

[CactusArmy]

What are the options if you live in Sydney?

[chromesquared]

I would like to see a picture, if you don't mind.

I dont mind at all. In fact I had another interview the other day (got the job, gotta be the suit!) and I took a pic for this and WAYWT, but its still in my camera. Ill post it within the next few days.

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[plongin]

kill two birds with one stone...

take a holiday to vietnam or thailand... both places have many tailors who do cheap suits tailored to your measurements. im not sure abt ties, but im sure they can throw em in. singapore has cheap skinny ties.

[Who?]

^ I second that. A friend of mine just came back from vietnam with some of the greatest suits I have seen.

[ashimself]

Hey, i'm in the same situation . . . looking for a cheap suit. I am more interested in vintage options. Are their any shops in the Toronto area that curate a nice selection of vintage suits, besides going through the racks of crap at Value Village?

[Thorns]

Why that cheap? You could save up a little and get somethng MTM for like $700. That way it'll be exactly what you want and last more than 4 months.

[chromesquared]

Why that cheap? You could save up a little and get somethng MTM for like $700. That way it'll be exactly what you want and last more than 4 months.

Thorns brings up a good point here and I would say this statement basically destroys my support for Hare (BTW, I stopped by there to buy some more shirts for work and there is basically no real matched suit (jacket and pants) to speak of. I did try on a pair of dress slacks and the button fucking fell off! Me and the Japanese clerck fell all over ourselves apologizing to each other, pretty funny). The suit bellow, however, I would not condem to being in the Hare/Ivalease category, but maybe a few notches above it in terms of quality. Here are pics as promised. It should be noted that I had the pants taken in 2 inches at the waist.

Shoeless!

[axtsang]

Thorns brings up a good point here and I would say this statement basically destroys my support for Hare (BTW, I stopped by there to buy some more shirts for work and there is basically no real matched suit (jacket and pants) to speak of. I did try on a pair of dress slacks and the button fucking fell off! Me and the Japanese clerck fell all over ourselves apologizing to each other, pretty funny). The suit bellow, however, I would not condem to being in the Hare/Ivalease category, but maybe a few notches above it in terms of quality. Here are pics as promised. It should be noted that I had the pants taken in 2 inches at the waist.

Shoeless!

Looking flyyyyyy

[Red Dead]

a little late to the party, but about how much is a suit from h&m?

[Uncle Buck]

Ashimself, a good spot for vintage suits in Toronto is Queen Vintage, on the South Side of Queen between spadina and Bathurst. I picked up a dior glen plaid suit from the 70s there a couple years ago and I rember them having a really solid well-edited selection so it's definitely worth a trip. Be warned though that this is one of the priciest of all the Toronto vintage shops (up there with 69 vintage and less likely to give you free beer).

oh and a disclaimer, I haven't lived in Toronto for over a year so just maybe I have no clue what's going on any more...

[Guest StuckOnStupid]

can these words co-exist? slim, fashion forward, cheap suit?

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