Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Conquer Winter With Custom-Made Suits From $329

Take your suit game up a notch with Indochino's made-to-measure suits.
 
 
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We've entered into the dark doldrums of winter, which means we're all looking for something to spark a little joy.

That could be a long weekend away, or a nice dinner out, or maybe a crisp new suit to freshen up your wardrobe. And not just any suit, but a suit that's perfectly fit to your measurements — without a trip to the tailor and without the hefty bespoke price tag.

Indochino's suits and shirts are custom-made to your measurements and come in a variety of colors and high-quality fabrics — whether you're in the mood for pinstripe, corduroy or a classic charcoal — so the fit and comfort will always be on point. Plus, Indochino lets you personalize the details — including your lapel, lining, pockets, buttons and a monogram — so your suit feels truly custom.

Right now, you can get your custom suit made and shipped to your door for as little as $329, so you can brighten up your winter style without breaking the bank.

 
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Give your wardrobe the 2020 upgrade it deserves.

 

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Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Buffet The Restaurant Slayer

The Tricky Economics Of All-You-Can-Eat Buffets, What Went Wrong With CollegeHumor?, Are You Good Enough At Paperwork To Be A Poor American?
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