The Man in the White Suit
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I'm a long-time Top Gear (UK) fan, so I was very upset when Ben Collins betrayed Top Gear and the BBC the way he did. However, I still wanted to read this book.  I found it to be interesting and informative.
2408262
It looks good especially when you are wearing a suit. Honestly it was a little bit disappointed because it looked a bit less than the above photo. I gave this as a gift for my friend, and he was very very satisfied with this.
4878966
Pretty nice white business shirt with french cuffs.  I would strongly suggest an undershirt and the material is a bit thin.
3296011
This is a nice looking suit.  It is styled for a slim (not skinny but slim) build.  There are some details that look as though they came from a more expensive suit, the third pocket on the right front, the row of closely placed buttons on the sleeve cuff, the full lining and the carefully finished inside pockets.  The fabric is attractive, a bit on the lightweight side but not enough to appear cheap or to adversely affect the wear. As for the feel...no, it would not be confused with a $1000 suit but easily could be for one a bit more expensive than this one.

The suit that I ordered was listed as 'black', and based on the description and the picture I was expecting a solid black suit.  What I got instead was a very dark charcoal grey (it is even listed on the sleeve as such) in a muted plaid.  Take close look at the light grey version of this suit and then picture in a near black grey and you will get an better idea of what this actually looks like. Although I was surprised when I unwrapped the suit I have decided that I like this better than if it had been the solid black I was expecting.  The pattern is subtle enough to treat it as a solid color, but with enough pattern to be less severe than a solid color would be.

This is a well made, modestly priced suit tailored for a man of moderately slim build.
4906412
This is a very nice tie very well made and it looks great Black suit white shirt the color is more a Silver gray it stands out.
2881929
Suit looks nice but it is in no way a modern fit. Suit is Large and pants seem baggy. I am however going to keep it and have it tailored because the price is right.
1088726
the suit is great and the fit is nice I recommend anyone to buy I plan to purchase more from this seller.
2696124
There are rhinestones on the suit that are not easily visible in the picture.  But the suit itself is well designed and attractive
4806131
I don't think the previous reviews describe well enough that this suit in white is see-through wet or dry.  The cup lining/padding and the attached bottome is very discernible through the fabric even when the suit is dry.  The suit is very flattering though.  I am wishing I had ordered it in a different color.  Unfortunately, I will be returning the white one.
1473157
This suit really is an amazing, sleek, professional looking suit. I can't express how happy I am with it. And to think, a suit like this would cost at least $300-$400 in any other professional suit store.

Things to note:
The color of the suit isn't blue like the picture shows. Its darker than that. Its a very very dark navy color, almost black, with white pinstripes. Still I love it and it really didn't matter to me.
Also the pants are awesome but need to be hemmed of course.

I can't wait to wear this to my next business meeting!
4264415
I wanted the suit to be a little large on him so he can wear it again. It was and he can wear it again. BUT IT WILL HAVE TO BE COLD, because he got hot in it this summer
896900
The suit came in with good timing. The suit was missing a couple buttons. Also, was a bit large but with the missing buttons we were able to add them where the pants would stay up at least.
1076308
Enjoy the way the suit fits and looks.  The workman ship is excellent
and I really enjoy wearing it. Strongly recommend this brand.
2055083
Produced at the time of the Festival of Britain, a period when Britain was trying to show itself in its most positive light, THE MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT offers a gentle, if pointed corrective. Sidney Stratton's (Alec Guinness') wonderful invention of a suit that never needs washing, and never wears out, threatens the entire future of the British cotton industry and needs to be suppressed.  For perhaps the first - and only time - the mill-owners, led by Cecil Parker's Mr. Birnley and Ernest Thesiger's hawk-like Sir John, unite with the workers to frustrate Stratton's plans of success and hence ensure that "the delicate balance of interests" (i.e. the industrial status quo) is maintained.  The fact that the cotton industry no longer really exists in Britain is one of the ironies of history; it was chiefly due to an ostrich-like reluctance to change that Britain was overtaken by other countries in Asia.  As Parker's narrator accurately foretells right at the end of the film, the Sidney Strattons of this world did achieve what they wanted in the end.  Alexander Mackendrick's film is tightly structured with some memorable cinematography by Douglas Slocombe; there are at least two aerial shots of the mill-owners and Sir John gathered in one room, where they resemble predatory beasts ganging up on the luckless Sidney.  The chase-sequences are also cleverly handled, with several shots of Sidney's pursuers running down corridors or darkened alleyways.  Benjamin Frankel's music, with its memorable theme of the bubbling of Sidney's scientific experiments, reminds us of just how successful and threatening human endeavors can be.  Mackendrick also gets some memorable character-vignettes out of Parker - never better in his customary role as a bumbling yet pompous industrialist, Thesiger (screaming "wait for me!" as he relishes the prospect of chasing Sidney, and is bundled into a worker's car), and Joan Greenwood, reprising her role as an incredibly polite yet potent predator from KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS (1949).  In the central role, Guinness is remarkably active; his obsessiveness manifesting itself in his increasingly unkempt appearance, that contrasts with his appearance at the end, when the suit has been torn off him.  In his undershirt and pants, he resembles a dying swan.  THE MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT is, as with all Ealing comedies, a small-scale film, but one that befits repeated viewings in order to understand its quiet subtleties.  A classic.
1287543
I like how the suit looks and how comfortable the suit fits. The suit chart you give are the right size that you may need.
1151175
The case is a very good fit at a GREAT PRICE, however, I did not order a white case.
3144619
The statue of the guy is not the same in the photo. The level of detail is not the same in the photo also. There are clearly visible things that are not the same.