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Best place to buy a suit in Dublin city centre??

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  • 24-07-2014 5:19pm
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    MRDJR97
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    I'm going to Dublin on Saturday looking to buy a suit for the Galway Races (starting Monday), its my first suit and I'm only 17 so my budget isnt that big. If anyone can suggest any good shops in Dublin City Centre where I could purchase a suit I would be much obliged. Cost is the most important factor, the cheaper the better.
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    whiskeyman
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    H&M, river island, next or topman are probably best places for you given your ages and budget.


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    Sulla Felix
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    Zara have some nice ones right now which are a decent price too, but their cuts are eh, rather unforgiving for larger fellas like myself. :o


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    Stheno
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    what is your budget?


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    Liam McPoyle
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    Best Menswear have a sale on at the moment, up to 50% off.


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    uch
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    MRDJR97 wrote: »
    I'm going to Dublin on Saturday looking to buy a suit for the Galway Races (starting Monday), its my first suit and I'm only 17 so my budget isnt that big. If anyone can suggest any good shops in Dublin City Centre where I could purchase a suit I would be much obliged. Cost is the most important factor, the cheaper the better.

    If you are of a reasonably standard Build (I'm an overweight little fart), Penney's sell suit jackets and matching trousers for €40 or so, they're no Louis Copeland but they'll pass, at 17 you are probably not going to get much wear out of it as you are still growing,

    21/25



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    bnt
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    Don't forget M&S, they've been doing good cheap suits for donkey's years.

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    Macavity.
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    Go to Mayo, Eddie Murphy's.


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    Burger Please
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    House of Fraser often have some good deals, looking sharp is very important.


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    TimeToShine
    Registered Users Posts: 4,881 ✭✭✭TimeToShine


    Burger Please wrote: »
    House of Fraser often have some good deals, looking sharp is very important.

    Too expensive for a 17 year old.


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    doctorchopper
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    tk max sometimes have nice stuff


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