A Marshall's store has a few of these in their shirt bin for $69. The cuts appear quite nice, and the fabrics have a really nice feel to them. Anyone have any comments on them? Worth the price? Also, noticed they have some unusual (European?) sizing...can anyone point me to a conversion?
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For $69 they are a very good value. Luciano Barbera is a Mill. They don't actually make the goods as I understand it. They are made by other Italian makers. Barbera puts their name on it. I have had a few of their shirts and Ties and have enjoyed them. The sizing is a little off so make sure you try it on.
I agree on both the quality and shorter sleeves. I have found that the shirts are cut fairly slim through the midsection. After a couple of trips to my rough on shirts laundry, I have found them too tight.
Saying all that, I would buy more in a minute if I didn't have to deal with a spare tire.
They are excellent in fit. I handwash mine, I got them for $20 at Loehmans.
I like the fit better than my borrelli. The fabric is nice too. The buttons are crappy looking, the thick, fake MOP kind. I may buy some real ones and sew them on.
For $70, they are still a good value, you wont find anyother shirts in that price range (RTW) that are better.
They have pretty high armholes and are slim fitting in the body.
I like the fit better than my borrelli. The fabric is nice too. The buttons are crappy looking, the thick, fake MOP kind. I may buy some real ones and sew them on.
For $70, they are still a good value, you wont find anyother shirts in that price range (RTW) that are better.
They have pretty high armholes and are slim fitting in the body.
The buttons may simply be a higher quality MOP that so pure it merely looks fake! Test one by heating.
Mine both have MOP buttons as well. And the shirts have a forgivingly generous cut, a feature much appreciated by the man of heft.
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