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i have a couple of weddings to attend in the coming months and want a new suit.
can anyone recomend a cheap but stylish place to aquire one.
not really after a supermarket cheapy or anything like that.and i dont want to pay over £100 either ideally.

This is going to make me sound like a right chav but I get all my work suits from Matalan arriba.

Pretty good quality plus you can buy jackets and trousers independantly (size wise) if you are a bit of a funny shape

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Sergio Georgini

ditto but in tescos

Asda!

great shout.will compliment my cowboy boots

fucking pikeys, sound like gillingham fans.

marks and sparks, I had the first of five weddings this year last weekend, and I got a nice shirt and tie for £18, but the suits are cheap, too.

Debenhams always have decent ones around that price.

Burtons.

You can get modern, stylish suits for £80 all in.

Was it you that got your tux for the ball at the Deever there and they forgot to scan either the jacket or the trousers? so you got the both dead cheap?

save up and get the best......

http://www.greshamblake.com/new/index.html

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both for about £30

still going strong despite the copious amounts of alcohol/carrot soup going over it !

carrott soup? how random! :)

sounded better than puke hun

owwwwwwwwwwwww! I see say no more!

I see saw some more.

How much you looking at for a 2-piece?

Worth having a look in Next, little bit more expensive maybe but they have some decent stuff (sometimes).

You can pick up a designer suit for the price of some of the ones in Next/Burtons etc. Just got to go to somewhere like Suits You when they have a sale on.

There's a shop in the outlet village.

No, really.

Don't go to Burton or Next if you want something decent.

Marks isn't a bad shout if you can't get to somewhere with some reputable designers.

Also worth a go are rental companies, like Moss Bros, who'll sell you a 2nd hand tux worth £300+ for under a ton. Nobody will be able to tell its used. Alternatively they have new ones starting at £60 or so, worth paying a bit extra and getting a £99 one though.

oh, Austin Reed are good but you may struggle to find one for under £100, unless they've got offers on (which they probably do at the moment).

Get a machine washable suit.  :washing:

I doubt many people take much notice of what a bloke is wearing to a wedding, and therefore the difference between a £39 suit and a £300 one.

Best value for a decent suit off the peg is M&S, they will probably be just about on budget, but at least you know you are buying quality.

If you put the time in you can get yourself a nice mod suit, with waistcoat and all for not much more than £20 in a second hand shop. It might smell of granny a bit though.

Do the same thing in Camden and it isn't called 'second hand', it is called 'vintage' and you can stick a nought on the end.

dont bother,turn up to the wedding in shorts and a t shirt you dont want to over shadow the bride.

off the peg 250/300. bespoke 650/700.

Invest in a hand cut/measured suit fucking well worth the extra money.

Get a return ticket to Thailand for approx £400. You can get a hand cut/measured suit made up over there proper cheap and as they have your measurements from the 1st they do even cheaper deals on any extra you get made.

Plus you get a Thai holiday thrown in the bargain. You win twice :)

Next and Moss...  Can't go wrong there, though at the top end of your budget....