FCUK Suit Jackets $63 (Was $442) Shorts $18 (Was $108) Jeans $36 @ ASOS

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FashionLane99PetShop on 14/01/2015 - 20:29 asos.com (3988 clicks)
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Some nicely discounted FCUK items on sale. Examples:

Suit Jackets
French Connection Slim Fit Suit Jacket Pindot $63 (Was $442)
French Connection Grey Slim Fit Suit Jacket $66 (Was $442)
French Connection Slim Fit Suit Jacket Chambray $75 (Was $442)
French Connection Formal Suit Jacket $70 (Was $348) Size 40" Chest Only
French Connection Slim Fit Suit Pindot Jacket $90 ($442)

Shorts
Shorts Perkins $18 (Was $108)
Jungle Shorts $22 (Was $108)

Jeans
Jeans Slim Fit $36 (Was $157) Size W34 L32 Only
Jeans Regular Fit $44 (Was $187)

To see all FCUK sale items sorted by discount:

http://fashionlane.com.au/?query=french%20connection

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  joeflacco on 14/01/2015 - 20:35

  +32

  Was: overpriced
  Now: reasonable

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  puffinfresh on 14/01/2015 - 20:42

  +1

  Buy the jungle shorts if you want to look like Redfoo

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  zzymurgy on 14/01/2015 - 20:48

  +4

  Polyester suits, NOT worth $400. But ASOS seems to have the monopoly on FCUK suits in Australia.

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    belongsinforums on 14/01/2015 - 20:59

    why wouldn't you just buy industrie instead?

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      blahman on 15/01/2015 - 00:18

      +3

      If you're tacky enough to go poly why not go yd. Or even Lowes.

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  nephilim on 14/01/2015 - 20:58

  +1

  jeans are good quality, bought 2 pairs from ASOS about 2 years for 45 each and both are still going strong.

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  Less Point on 14/01/2015 - 21:07

  +30

  The RRPs are FCUKed.

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  [Deactivated] on 14/01/2015 - 21:11

  +4

  "Slim fit"…with that many junk food freebies/deals over the months here, that rules most of us out from buying? lol…

  • 

    inasero on 14/01/2015 - 22:12

    +3

    yeah especially if you eat plenty of xiao long baos every day lol

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    hockysa on 15/01/2015 - 14:30

    I looove XLB's

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  ezza on 14/01/2015 - 22:11

  +4

  The problem with these is that you probably want the matching pants which either have sold out or in obscure sizes.

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    belongsinforums on 14/01/2015 - 23:09

    obscure? what's so hard to understand about XXXL?

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      blahman on 15/01/2015 - 00:19

      +11

      Obscures just about everything.

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  casebash on 15/01/2015 - 15:12

  Doesn't stack with student discount :-(

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  EnALup on 15/01/2015 - 15:39

  OP, for Jeans slim fit, you mentioned, it was 157, where as the link says RRP 80

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    FashionLane99PetShop on 15/01/2015 - 19:38

    Hi Gaggy,

    I am seeing RRP $157 for the Jeans Slim Fit. Australian currency selected.

    Anybody else seeing different RRP for Jeans Slim Fit?

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      DRAGONPHONEIX on 15/01/2015 - 20:11

      I am seeing $80 too mate

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      EnALup on 16/01/2015 - 04:31

      Np Mate. Mentioned it as you wrote the jeans was $157, which means Asos was selling at that price.

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  revo on 15/01/2015 - 16:18

  +1

  Don't ever buy a blazer/suit without actually trying it on… if it doesn't suit you don't suit it.

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  Guybrush57 on 15/01/2015 - 17:21

  The regular jeans size 38 is the only item I wanted but it isn't available. I guess I could get lipo and buy a size 34

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  Lancerx on 15/01/2015 - 23:23

  didn't think an ozbargainer would wear FCUK apparel…cuz even when it's on sale, it's not technically cheap stuff..

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  Thaal Sinestro on 16/01/2015 - 04:12

  Most of the jackets on sale are just 100% synthetic, but one of them is 100% wool. If you aspire to upper-middle classness, you need woollen suits. A lot of ASOS brand jackets are a wool blend, and their sizing is usually very accurate. I like the fact that ASOS sell pants, suits and vests separately, rather than forcing you to purchase an entire two or three piece suit, of which at least one items is ill fitting.

  ASOS is an example of online shopping done well. Australian retailers should learn from their practice.