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By: Sasha Marie

Sasha Marie — Fri, 14 May 2010 15:37:01 +0000

I forgot to tell you at Decalo the suits are always $300 or less and the sales are added to that so it’s even Better. I’m sure you don’t want just any suit. My boyfriend looks Handsome in anything but these are nice. You should look into it. The brand and Decalo.

By: Sasha Marie

Sasha Marie — Fri, 14 May 2010 15:32:41 +0000

My boyfriend is 6’7 and he wears a suit size 46xl. I realized it’s hard shopping for you tall men. So many places don’t have pass 42 or 44 l or even xl. With his new job position we he would need suits. We shoped around and we found Lauran by Ralph Lauren wool cashmier suits in 46xl and larger in many different colors and types. Grantd these suits are $600. You can find them at Decalo.com. It’s for men and tall men too.

Let me say the $300 is worth it. Sometimes they have really good sales. It looks so nice and he says it’s such a compfortable and pefect fit.

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By: Dustin

Dustin — Fri, 23 Jun 2006 22:48:33 +0000

Wow, $9 for a shirt. That’s great. I was thinking the next time I bought a shirt I could get it on LDS.org

I saw suits at Costco last night. I guess that would be an Okay place to get one if you already know your size and don’t care to try it on first. I think for the coat and a pair fo pants it was around $100.

By: Stephen M (Ethesis)

Stephen M (Ethesis) — Fri, 23 Jun 2006 22:34:35 +0000

But this time I didnâ€™t feel that sick sense of spending money for something I didnâ€™t want.

That is a sick feeling.

I’ve had good luck at Men’s Warehouse. Bought the last suit I bought there, and it worked for the job interview I wore it to.

Amazingly, having lost over sixty pounds, I now wear the suits I had before.

If you time it, Dillards has some great buys.

Depends what you are buying the suits for, and when.

I’ve also worn Lands’ End suits and been happy with them. Their trim fit shirts are great too. Shop overstocks and sometimes you can get a great shirt for as little as nine dollars.

By: Tyler Allred

Tyler Allred — Thu, 15 Jun 2006 17:51:18 +0000

Hey Michael – Tall is no excuse at Mac’s. I’m 6’10″ and 255lb (40in waist) My last suit was $220 at Mr. Mac (two-pant) I’ve been wearing it at least once a week for 2.5 years and it looks new. All of the crotch area seams are reinforced, and the jacket is in excellent shape too.

Throw in free life-time alterations and Mac’s is a deal. Maybe next time spend your $700 on a plane ticket I’ll be back to Mr. Mac’s next time I’m shopping.

Tyler