[ale] [OT] Cheap Suits

[Ron Frazier]

I too try to avoid suits except for weddings and funerals.  If I needed 
one temporarily, I'd look into renting one.  If I felt the need to buy 
one, based on their ads, I'd check Men's Warehouse or Burlington Coat 
Factory (if they sell suits).  I THINK I bought my wedding suit from 
Men's Warehouse back in 1998, but I can't remember for sure.  I'm a low 
key guy, so that was just nice a sport coat, slacks, and a tie, but it 
worked out fine.  I don't remember about pricing, but after 14 years, 
those will have changed anyway.

Sincerely,

Ron

On 1/20/2012 8:16 PM, Michael H. Warfield wrote:
> On Fri, 2012-01-20 at 18:00 -0500, John Anderson wrote:
>    
>> Realising that I have grown too fat for my current interview suit I am
>> in the market for another one.
>>      
>    
>> I recall seeing various adds for cheap suits around town.
>>      
>    
>> Has anyone partaken? Comments? Recommendations?
>>      
> There's an outfit, D&K, in the little mall on Venture drive up in Duluth
> on the other side of Pleasant Hill from Gwinnett Place that's pretty
> good.  The mall use to be Outletter's Mall but I think it's changed
> names.  Coming from I-85 you would head toward Gwinnett Place and turn
> left onto Venture Drive and it's down a bit on the left.  D&K is on the
> far side of that mini-mall.  If you see Sam's Club on the left, you've
> gone too far but the lots are connected.  Reasonable prices and we've
> been satisfied with the quality and the alterations.  Not that I ever
> wear suits much but, sometimes, there's just no getting around it
> (weddings and funerals more than anything).
>
> Mike
>    
>

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