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Default Countless businessmen would love to have fancy designer suits, but their budget doesn’t allow for it; champagne tastes on a beer budget … understood! There’s a way you can get one or more of these suits without costing you an arm and a leg. If you co

Countless businessmen would love to have fancy designer suits, but
their budget doesn’t allow for it; champagne tastes on a beer budget …
understood! There’s a way you can get one or more of these suits
without costing you an arm and a leg. If you could buy one for
anywhere from $15 to $300, and it wasn’t stolen goods, would you? Read
on. Definitions about what makes a man’s suit a “Designer” item vary.
One online auction seller’s definition is “any brand of pre-owned suit
that has sold on online auctions for $300 or more.” The definition
continues, “See for yourself. Do a search on completed online

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SUITS. Sort High to Low in price and see what brands repeatedly come
up.” Here are some of the brand names classified as “designer”:
Acquaviva, Barberini, Baroni,Belvedere, Brioni, Canali, Charvet, David
Eden, Dolce & Gabbana, Enrico Venturi, Ermenegildo Zegna, Fendi, Gene
Meyer, Gianni Manzoni, Gionfriddo, Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Hugo Boss,
Leonardo Valenti, Luciano Carreli, Natazzi, Nino Bertini, Otello,
Prada, Rossetti, Trussardi, and Versace. Where are you going to find
these suits? If you want to pay under $20, you will need to start
hunting at all the thrift/second hand stores. Yes, you will indeed
find them there, but you need to search. If you don’t mind paying a
little more, try going directly to QxBid. If you opt to hunt for your
suit, here are a few simply tips for thrift stores. Don’t expect these
wonderfully made designer suits to jump out at you. And don’t expect
to find a boatload of them all in one place. It is truly a matter of
treasure hunting. Thrift stores, estate sales, storage unit auctions
and garage sales will be your best hunting ground. Not to discourage
you, but it won’t be uncommon for you to look through 100+ suits until
you might find one “good” one. The good news is that after you have a
little experience under your belt, you will be able to whip through an
entire rack of suits in mere minutes. You will be able to quickly tell
just by the look and feel of the garment, which ones are quality. Take
your list of "designers" with you and become familiar with the brands
you want