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Goodwill, Salvation Army, etc. Spending 20 minutes looking through the suits to see if there is one that a) looks good, b) right color, and c) fits - could sav
by Casseres 14y ago
Goodwill, Salvation Army, etc. Spending 20 minutes looking through the suits to see if there is one that a) looks good, b) right color, and c) fits - could save you several hundred dollars. You will find high-end name brands. People die or get too fat, and their suit usually gets donated.
If you think you're too proud: No one will know it's a used suit unless you tell them.
- matthewowen 14y agoThis is a really good idea, but probably a bad idea if you don't know much about suits; judging what a good colour/cut/fabric/fit is isn't necessarily easy at first. In a thrift store, there are likely to be a lot of inappropriate suits with no guidance to steer you away from them.