How do you like these suits? I've been looking at Suit Supply thinking about getting a (first) suit and they came recommended by someone else. They seem like quality looking suits, though its hard to get a sense without seeing them in person.
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How do you like these suits? I've been looking at Suit Supply thinking about getting a (first) suit and they came recommended by someone else. They seem like quality looking suits, though its hard to get a sense without seeing them in person.
Yeah, it probably will take a few weeks for the springs settle.
Very nice and subtle, looks good!
Too lazy to take my own pictures, but had some coupons so I picked this stuff up to give it a try:
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Asus RT-N66U to cover more of my house (even though its a real PITA on this model) with DD-WRT:
Too lazy to take my own pictures, but had some coupons so I picked this stuff up to give it a try:
It's great. I use it daily. You should also give the shaving cream a try.
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What's your price range like? I think they're a great option for first suit. First suit supplier that I've seen in NA with size 32 lol (I have small shoulders :|)
I'm really happy with the suits that I purchased. Build quality I would say is decent for the price point knowing that they're not Italian bespoke or anything out there. Lots of flexibility with sizing, material, and colours. Really knowledgeable retail staff, though, if you end up going in person (which I recommend) stick with a firm price point. They will try to upsell their custom options.
My airbrush compressor died. I happen to have plenty of SCUBA tanks lying around, holding 3000psi a piece. So rather than buying a new compressor I took a trip to home depot, picked up a 1/4"npt adapter or two, a 200psi pressure regulator, mated it to an old Aqualung regulator and inflator hose I dug out of my dive gear, and voila, a compressor replacement for under $30. 
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