This could very well be the best line of sub $200 suits out there.  Overstock.com will usually have a fair amount of Kenneth Cole suits for around the $200 price point, but sometimes the size selection can be so paltry that it’s more of a disappointment than anything else.

ASOS is based in Britain and that shows up in the cut of their suits.  They have more than just the check and striped suits featured here, and many of their suits feature ticket pockets, one button jackets, a more tailored style, and great patterns.

They also claim free returns on un-altered merchandise.  (update:  a commenter claims that ASOS returns from the U.S. are NOT Free.  see below) One of their slogans is “style with substance.”  They should add: “for a jaw dropping low price” on the end of that.

Want to see what they got?  Click on the picture below and that’ll get you to the ASOS Tailoring website.

ASOS is a British online fashion outfit that carries a ton of brands.  Ben Sherman, Gap, French Connection, Original Penguin, and Hilfiger.  But the ridiculous deals are found within the styles of their own brand, the ASOS Collection.

Especially when it comes to shoes.

Clean point Simple Derby, Elongated Cap Clean Point, or Updated Wingtips… all are just $50.99.  Brown or black, it doesn’t matter.  Each style is the same low price.

All of their shoes have classic styling, with a modern shape.  Sleek… clean… pick your adjective.  They look perfect.

And don’t be concerned about the cost of shipping from the U.K.  It’s a flat rate, $6.00 to the U.S.

If you’re bald, losing your hair, or know it’s going to inevitably happen to you one day… take a cue from Jason Statham:  Buzz it short, grow some stubble, buy some great suits, and carry yourself well.

Do that and you’ll look 10-times better than your full mane counterparts.

In The Bank Job Statham and his buzzed head plays another character that’s right in his wheelhouse.  A tough, smart, bad ass criminal who still maintains an undeniable likability that makes you WANT him to break the law.

This time Statham and his band of merry thieves head after a bank vault full of safety deposit boxes.  It’s not a job they’d normally try and pull, but they’ve got inside info on how easy it could be.  Turns out the inside information comes with a price, because the people in the know want the contents of one box in that vault.

Directed by the man who wrote and directed Anthony Hopkins in the under-rated and far under-viewed “The World’s Fastest Indian,” Statham and the supporting cast execute a crisp, cool movie for people who love crime and heist flicks, and won’t think it detracts from the film if not everyone makes it out unscathed.