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Buying A Suit Tomorrow....
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Two or Three buttoned Jacket?
Thinking Of Wool, Is this a good idea? are there any bad points?
Thanks in Advance for your opinions
Thinking Of Wool, Is this a good idea? are there any bad points?
Thanks in Advance for your opinions
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Wool suits look better (when they're brand new).
However - I never buy wool suits (other than once) - to me, it itches like hell, especially in hot weather (in spite of any linings).
However, I know people who don't find wool the slightest bit itchy.
If you're out in the rain and get a wool suit wet, it'll look like it's only fit for a scarecrow.
Wool or wool mixture will be dry-clean only (expensive).
Some suits (definitely not wool, e.g. M&S) are machine washable.
However - I never buy wool suits (other than once) - to me, it itches like hell, especially in hot weather (in spite of any linings).
However, I know people who don't find wool the slightest bit itchy.
If you're out in the rain and get a wool suit wet, it'll look like it's only fit for a scarecrow.
Wool or wool mixture will be dry-clean only (expensive).
Some suits (definitely not wool, e.g. M&S) are machine washable.
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