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Best place to buy washable suit for work?
dellboy102
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Hi Guys
I was just wondering if anyone knew of a good place to buy a washable suit for work, i'm now in a job where I have to wear a suit every day, I've got a really good one which is a brill fit and great colour (Navy, looks black!) but it has to be dry cleaned, I really want one the same colour ideally, I dont mind spending a bit if the quality is good and it lasts a while, nothing worse then going to work in a bad suit!
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks!
I was just wondering if anyone knew of a good place to buy a washable suit for work, i'm now in a job where I have to wear a suit every day, I've got a really good one which is a brill fit and great colour (Navy, looks black!) but it has to be dry cleaned, I really want one the same colour ideally, I dont mind spending a bit if the quality is good and it lasts a while, nothing worse then going to work in a bad suit!
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks!
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I picked up a nice washable suit from Debenhams. Got it just before Chrimbo when they had the 20% Off Sale stuff plus 10% for one of their Credit Cards so saved 30% off the already sale price. Got a Suit Jacket and two pairs of trousers. Washes really nice, so the Wife tells me
Cheers
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I always found the next washables very good and they would last a long time.0
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My hubby has the ones from Next - these are great and wash up lovely. Just a small tip - always wash both bits together!! Learnt that one the hard way when the trousers and the jacket became "different" shades of black.
I did argue that there was no such thing as a "shade" of black, it being the absence of all colour, but he still refused to wear it again!!0
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