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7th September 18, 09:33 AM
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I guess the thing we don't remind people about enough is that it is your jacket you are wearing. Not mine. There is no right or wrong.
When you walk into a shop, and are willing to lay down your hard earned money, you should get exactly what you ask for.
Take the advice of the shop clerk with a grain of salt. Their job is to make a sale.
If you are not getting exactly the shirt and jacket you specify, be prepared to go to someone who will give you what your money is buying.
And nothing less.
If you buy Off-The-Rack or over the web, search out your local tailor. Every town of any size has one. Shortening a sleeve or lowering a collar are quick and inexpesive fixes to get a shirt or jacket that fits the way you want it to.
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