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Id pretty much given up on Gilt, but this deal seems pretty solid if you can find your size. Wouldnt this be a better investment than say an Indochino suit? Was curious of others' opinions...
FWIW, you can get Hickey Freeman suits from lastcall.com any day of the week for $600. When they go on sale, they're less than $500. The same goes for their brick & mortar outlets.
Whether or not they're the same quality, I have no idea.
That suit looks pretty tailored compared to other HFs I've come across. Actually just picked one up via thrifting and it measures the same at the chest as it does at the waist (very boxy). Nothing a tailor can't fix and I'm still excited about the pick-up, but just wanted to throw that out there if anyone is looking to get on this deal. Good luck
HF is a famous & high quality maker, but if you picked up an older suit thrifting, it probably adheres to the boxier standards for suit fit from years ago.
This the "hickey" line from HF, right? From what I know it's a slimmer cut, not sure if it's fused or half/full canvassed. Not to say it's a lower quality item, but I don't think it's HF mainline.
Yeah, the "hickey" line is a bit lower quality.. half canvassed I think and cut for the thinner younger customer. Should still be better than Indochino, Hugo Boss, or anything you can buy in Macy's.
I dont like the button stance and shortness they portray in the Gilt sale. Im not sure if they are having models size down to accommodate other areas, or what. But personally, I stayed away. Too trim too slim too fashion forward for me.
These are Euro sizes, so subtract 10 (more or less)... looks like there's some stock for those of you in the 36 range. The rule I've seen is that you take a Euro size and multiply by .79 to the the US / UK size, but subtracting 10 is a pretty good approximation.
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