Indochino continues to be a divisive brand. Just look at the comments here. Some were disappointed with their Indochino order. Some flat out hated it. But others in that same comments section were thrilled with their Indochino suit. Seems once a week someone sends a tweet to @dappered saying how happy they are with their Indochino.
Here’s the thought process some of us have when it comes to this sale and their Essential Navy two-piece:
Pre code price: $379 That’s kinda spendy when you consider a Hilfiger trim fit
With the 15% off DRAGON code: $322.15 Better… but maybe I can live with the stronger shoulders on the Hilfiger.
Consider the $75 in re-tailoring charges Indochino covers: Hm. The Hilfiger will need tailoring.
Or in another way:
Indochino suit w/ more natural shoulders, customization for lapels, ticket pocket, waist tabs, etc. – $322.15
Hilfiger suit w/ stronger shoulders, no customizations available, and you pay for tailoring – $270 – $315
There’s one side. Know that you’re on the hook for return shipping charges to Indochino, and it can get spendy if you’re in the U.S. since it’s headed to Canada. Leave your take in the comments. Thanks to Adam Z. for the style tip. Click here for another torso shot of the navy suit. Head here for a full review of one of their essential suits.
It's nice when a brand warns their customers in advance of raising their prices.
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