Anyone know what blazers are good to get that does not cost that much money? I have a gap one and it was under 100 dollars and it is navy. I also see a gap blazer on the site that is black which i want to buy but i do not know what velvet feels like. How does velvet feel? Any suggestions would be great.
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I have two Kenneth Cole wool blazers which I wear damn near every day of the year. Even in the thousand degree hell that's Florida they're comfortable.
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I'd wear blazers, but it's damn near impossible to find one that doesn't look too long on me (I'm 5'8). It sucks, cuz I otherwise love blazers.
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i have a plum color calvin klein velvet jacket...got it at macys for under 100 bucks anyways its real chill especially since it used to be old school so it gets heads turnin and convos startin...other than that its juss like anyother blazer (temperture wise).
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I think one of the criteria was something that didn't cost much; although, KC is the bomb if it's in your budget.KarmaSutra said:
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Luckily there is a KC outlet store in Ellington which I frequent. Each ran me only $230. Not too much to spend seen as how I wear the fvck out of 'em and look fvcking sharp to boot!
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warrior1 said:
Quality velvet resembles warm pvssy. It grips you like a warm handshake.
cool. I am looking at this blazer on banana republic
http://www.bananarepublic.com/browse/product.do?pid=4169300024002&cid=14845
this was the gap velvet i was going to get
http://www.gap.com/browse/product.do?cid=9701&pid=378713
I know the banana republic cost more than twice as much. Is the texture of it that much better than say this gap one?
http://www.bananarepublic.com/browse/product.do?pid=4169300024002&cid=14845
this was the gap velvet i was going to get
http://www.gap.com/browse/product.do?cid=9701&pid=378713
I know the banana republic cost more than twice as much. Is the texture of it that much better than say this gap one?
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