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$100 off Indochino with coupon code: Dappered.com

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Indochino Sale: $100 off any suit $349 and up with code: Dappered.com

A lot of you seem to be on the fence about buying a custom made suit from Indochino.  I have yet to purchase one myself, and I was skeptical when I first heard about them.  But you’ve got to give the guys at Indochino credit, because from now until Friday October 22nd they’re knocking $100 off their most popular suits.  All in an attempt to turn some of you into believers.

Any suit that runs $349 or more will be discounted by a flat $100 with the coupon code: Dappered.com

Put Dappered.com in at checkout, and they’ll cut your bill by $100.  That’s a pretty hefty number, and a bigger discount than I’ve seen anywhere else.  Credit to them for also throwing this deal out on a site (that’d be this one) where the users leave tactful, but still raw and honest feedback.  That’s pretty gutsy on their part.

Here’s a sample of what you can get for $100 off with this coupon code:
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Classic Navy Blue Suit – $249 (reg. $349) | Essential Charcoal Suit – $249 (reg. $349)
Two modern classics at department store prices.

At $250 you’re looking at a custom fit suit with what appears to be an incredibly modern silhouette, for the same price as an on-sale Alfani RED at Macy’s.  And the Alfani RED you’d have to get tailored.  These?  Maybe not.  And if you do?  They’ll cover up to $75 in re-tailoring fees.  More on that later, but if these move through the arms as well as they look on the web?  (Meaning, arm holes that are good and high).  Then we’ve got something here.
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Light Gray Three Piece – $319 (reg. $419) | Odysseus Grey Pinstripe – $349 (reg. $449)
Two options that'll draw stares. The good kind.

The light gray-two button is the upgrade for guys who have grown tired of their well worn charcoal suit.  The vest just ads a real nice extra touch.  A dark three-piece can look a little too heavy sometimes, but a light gray still looks athletic through the chest.  Don’t want the vest?  Get it without for $269.  The pinstripe Odysseus is all business but not boxy.  Boardroom ready at just under $350.
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Walker Navy Tweed – $299 (reg. $399) | Midnight Blue tux – $279 (reg. $379)
Two blues. Very different, but both blue.

Tweed.  Navy tweed.  Wintry, tough, tweed.  And the killer lining is a nice bonus.  Under $300 for the fabric of the season.  The midnight blue Tux?  That’s some style bravado.  And if you feel like blending in a little more at your next black-tie event, the rest of their tuxes are available for the discount too.
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The Final Few Notes

Remember that they do offer a $75 local re-tailoring credit if it doesn’t fit perfect right out of the box.  If it’s off so much that it can’t be altered to fit, they’ll remake you a new one.  If you just don’t want to bother, they’ll refund you your money.  Big and tall guys?  They’ll take care of you too.  Just plug in your measurements and put them to work.

So call your tailor.  Grab a measuring tape if you want to do it yourself.  And feel free to share the code.  There’s no limit on how many people can use it, just try and come on back and leave a comment on your experience.  Whether you take it or leave it, one thing’s for certain.  The clock’s ticking.  For you and for Indochino.

The Dappered.com Indochino code is set to expire on Saturday October 23rd.
Need a tape measure? The first 50 customers to use the code 256191 over here get a free one…
For previous features on Indochino, click here, here, and here.

Comments

  1. Awesome deal, congrats on the exclusive coupon code. Hopefully first of many? 🙂

    Unfortunately I don’t have the money or need for a suit at the moment, so I’ll have to grudgingly pass :/

  2. wow, awesome coupon! I’m already considering again…that navy tweet suit looks so tempting! Btw, “higher armholes” are a special option you can choose during the customization process – they just recently added it (along with natural shoulders!).

  3. Free tape measure is on the way already! Wow that Navy Tweed is gorgeous… but so is the grey! Aaah so tempting!!!

    Ben

  4. I have been in the market for a new navy suit so I went ahead and bought the classic navy, I will make sure to let you know what I think when it arrives. The real selling point is that they will support $75 of alterations at any tailor, not some special designated tailor. If this suit even comes out half as good as I am picturing it, I may have a new favorite company.

  6. I just got my suit (classic navy) today. Too bad I couldn’t use this coupon. But I’m in the market for another suit, so maybe …

    Ben, I’m very impressed with how the suit turned out. The pants are nearly perfect (they might be a tiny bit too long). The jacket fits fairly well — sleeve length is just right — but will need some alteration to bring it in a little more at the sides. The quality is very good.

  7. I should mention that I took the measurements myself, so any alterations that need to be made are likely the result of bad input on my part.

  9. @ kjs
    Thanks so much for sharing that! Another promising review!

    @ Travis:
    By the sounds of it, that’s your loss! I think given the reviews, the customer support Indochino offers is pretty much as close to bulletproof as it can get… 75$ of tailoring, or your money back if it needs more than that? Assuming you actually want the suit, that is.

  10. The GoogleWeb reviews of Indochino seem to be all over the place. Highs and lows. I’d be very interested in seeing how you brave souls make out with your purchase.

  11. YES! Now I have no excuse to buy my first suit from Indochino! Thanks for the code I hope this is the first of many!!!

  12. Whoa! I’ve been wanting to try them out too! I’ve been wanting a navy blazer with peak lapels. So I’m going to get the navy suit + peak lapel + pick stitching. I’ll let you know how it turns out!

  14. While I have no ground to stand on regarding actual experiences, I would hypothesize that many people who end up with “negative” experiences, are those who either a) expect it to be INCREDIBLY high quality, like a totally bespoke suit, or b) those who measured themselves in front of the mirror in five minutes and are upset by the results.

    I haven’t gone through GoogleWebs, so I don’t know specifically what those reviews criticize, but so far I haven’t ever read anything that was negative about dealing with the company themselves. They seem to stand by their word. In fact, they seem fairly… honourable… for a company whose ultimate goal is, like all companies, profit. My take so far, and like I said, not based on anything concrete–just observation.

    I’m looking forward to trying them out! Smart move on their part with the dappered coupon! Like was mentioned before, I hope this is the first of many!

    Cheers,
    Ben

  15. I bought the navy tweed suit two weeks ago and it just arrived yesterday. It looks amazing and the fit is basically perfect. I just took it to the tailor and the only thing that needs to be done is to have the pants lengthened by three fourths of an inch. My wife measured me, and it appears that she did an excellent job. Overall I couldn’t be more pleased with my experience.

  19. I have 2 3-piece suits, a 2-piece suit, and a blazer from Indochino. The vests were slightly big upon receipt, but the remaining pieces are greatly done and fit perfectly. Even doing the measurements myself, they still turned out great. I’ve had absolutely no problem with Indochino, as they even ship to Germany for free. Can’t recommend them enough!

  20. I have been on the fence for a while about getting an Idochino and I would have gladly dumped the change with this deal, if I didn’t just spend a fortune on winter biking gear. If they offer this coupon again, I will definitely jump on it, I might anyway, but I try to keep to the budget I set myself.

  22. Not five minutes after finally placing my order using this coupon (I went with the essential charcoal suit), I found another code which some of you may be interested in. The code is “woot”, and it gives 15% off as well as TWO free custom shirts and one free accessory. So if you’re willing to spend an extra $48 or so, you can get two shirts (typically $99 each) and an accessory which seems to include all of their ties, pocket squares, tie bars and cuff links.

    That’s one hell of a deal!

  24. I live in a resort area with no experienced tailors to speak of, so the promise of minimal alterations is attractive. Too bad all the coupons are now expired. Maybe I’ll try when I can find a deal.