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    The 'Does it Fit?' Thread

    Thought we should start a thread for those who need some of their doubts clarifying regarding fit.

    I'll kick off with this blazer/jersey from Reiss? Thoughts? There is sometimes some minor creasing but I'm starting to think this is more down to its unstructured nature as it isn't pulling at the buttons

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    Ah, the park blazer. The creasing is because of the construction, it does exactly the same thing with my Al blazer, there's a big crease from the armpit down to the button?. It's quite a boxy cut or at least thats what I've found.


    I'm like the Reiss oracle.

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    Actually this is the 'moon' blazer, although it's very similar.

    I just took it to Reiss and the woman there said exactly the same thing. She said it fits fine but the creasing is due to the relaxed construction. I do like it though. Do you think it works Will?
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    So it is! I'm a pretty shit oracle. It works for sure (one of my colleagues absolutely loves it) but I think it's the kind of thing that is better left undone, don't treat it like a blazer as such but more like an oversized cardigan, then the creasing won't matter and it will hang in a more relaxed way, you can see how the shoulders roll a lot further down the sleeves than they would in a normal blazer. Wear all the same things with it, shirts, tees etc just don't do it up.

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    Thanks, out of interest Will, what size do you take at Reiss? And what is your actual chest size?
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    I'm a small, I've got a 37 inch chest and I take a 30 trousers although I've got a 28/9 inch waist.

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    Looks great Nath! I was very tempted by this particular piece too. (I recon you will set it within 6 months )

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Ben_ View Post
    Looks great Nath! I was very tempted by this particular piece too. (I recon you will set it within 6 months )
    Paha thanks man, I probably won't sell this one as I'm gradually upgrading all my existing Topman and ASOS blazers to better brands. Plenty of the former being eBayed soon though!
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    Hi guys/gals

    How does this Cordy Diesel jean look? Fit wise.
    Im usually a size short in leg length (28) but Diesel dont do short only regular so wondering if its too big for me.



    Thanks

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    Take them to a tailors should you have one local to you and get them taken up to the length you need, shouldn't be more than £10

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