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best shop to buy a designer suit?

kevincool · 2012-04-12 04:05:14

Hi Guys, I need to buy a nice suit for my marriage.Can u please suggest couple of shops in dublin where i can get one.My budget is 300 euros.I've heard the prices of suits have fallen so thinking of buying a good one with 300 euros.

12-04-2012 5:05am

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kevincool

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Hi Guys,
I need to buy a nice suit for my marriage.Can u please suggest couple of shops in dublin where i can get one.My budget is 300 euros.I've heard the prices of suits have fallen so thinking of buying a good one with 300 euros.

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#2 12-04-2012 7:14am

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In that price range you could get a 100% wool suit from Magee, who are one of the best quality in ready=to-wear suits in Ireland. Don't pay attention to a brand when it comes to clothing. The first thing you should check is the material which should always be natural fibres i.e. normally wool, linen, cashmere etc. Then the next important factor is fit. ''Designers'' for the most part just get their label sewn on in a factory.

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