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Men's B Collection Suit Jacket $15 (Was $59), Trousers $15 (Was $39) at Big W

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Spotted these in-store at North Lakes (QLD) but also available online. Men's B Collection suit jacket and trousers (selected styles/colours). Unsure of fit or quality, but probably good enough for the person who only wears a suit a few times a year.

Link for trousers (pretty sure these match the jacket but don't quote me on it):

https://www.bigw.com.au/product/b-collection-men-s-pick-and-…

Search link for other jackets/trousers:

https://www.bigw.com.au/mens-clothing-and-accessories/busine…

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  • $30 suits again. Doesnt say material but assume polyester.

    Also truth in advertising I suppose with a relevant brand name… "B Collection"…. sure is

    • +6

      These are really only good for court appearance when you have to look decent for an hour or so

      • also vomit just wipes straight off…

      • +2

        Probably end up in jail if you wear this.

      • lol, classic comment…

    • Yep! I've worked with guys that drop 1-2k on suits….these are at the opposite end of the spectrum.

      • +1

        So his suits range from $1 to $2000?

  • H&M currently have some slim fit jacket for $20

  • +2

    Wow…look how badly the suit “fits” the model in the shot…

    Considering how those shots are often the best you can expect the suit to be, these must be absolutely horrendous!!

    • +1

      the model has giant hands

      • +2

        You're right.

        I didn't notice it at first, but here's a shot from a different angle from the catalogue…

      • I doubt he's related to Donald Trump ;)

  • +2

    These are great for a funeral for someone you didn't like.

  • +2

    I bought two for my husband. I'm taking them to my dressmaker who works on the side from home to tailor them. Should look fine

    • -3

      I'm taking them to my dressmaker

      Why do you want to make them into a dress ????

    • Hopefully they're a very good tailor, because moving buttons or taking the sleeves up or down or taking the jacket in at the back isn't going to cut the mustard with something this bad. They'll have to take the whole thing apart and put it back together to make it fit well on a normally proportioned person.. hopefully you got one that was a little too big so they have enough material to work with.

  • -4

    LOL at the crap fit

    Advertising budget must have been cut again…

  • Dry Clean: No

    Huh ?

    • +2

      Do not clean. Wear once and replace.

      • Oh… thanks.

        I guess the dry cleaning will cost more than the suit.

        • Machine washable. Yes

  • +3

    People actually buy this crap? You'll look like a joke at your workplace lol

    • +3

      You'll look like a joke at your workplace

      https://www.seek.com.au/job/36548321

    • +4

      I would argue a terrible fitting expensive suit would make you look more of a joke than a well fitting cheap suit. Having baggy pants or a poorly fitting jacket makes for a terrible look regardless of how much you spent on the suit.

      That said you are more probably likely to get a better fitting suit when you spend more money.

      • In theory I agree, though based on the advertising photo, this suit is not going to fit most normally shaped humans very well. Part of the problem with cheap suits is poor quality control all the way from design to manufacture leading to poor construction and ultimately bad fit.

    • You see them on the weekends. Mobile salesman and real estate agents.

  • +1

    Perfect for that Monday morning court hearing!

    • …exactly what i was thinking. :D
      this would suit a hearing @ frankston or dandenong magistrates court nicely!

  • It doesn't even fit the model…

    • +1

      I like to think it’s the model that doesn’t fit the suit.

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