The Boardroom is a model in their current line. There was a Boardroom Collection some years ago that you still see on ebay. However it would make the suit quite old. Did you see something on ebay, in a store, or online? That is the extent of my Boardroom Collection knowledge. If you have any more specifics, it might help to shed some more light.

 

It's on eBay. Unfortunately, while it does look beautiful, the trousers are flat-front; for suits, I only like pleats.

 

I had just posted that I had never heard of the Boardroom Collection, but I just pulled one of my older Hickey Freeman suits out of the closet, and it does say Boardroom Collection. Bought it in the late 80's, early 90's from LS Men's Clothing in NYC. So they are pretty old.

Almost identical to the just discontinued black label "Hickey Freeman Collection" suits. Handsewn buttonholes, armholes, and interior collar and shoulder seams, and some hand stitching in the lapel area to give the lapel a roll.

 

If it's on ebay, if the seller shows a picture of the label inside the coat, and it has Boardroom Collection in fairly prominent lettering, then it is a pretty old suit. Stick to a HF label that is a black square that says Hickey Freeman Collection or a grey label that says Hickey Freeman. These are newer pieces.

 

Although the age of the garment is an important factor, these older pieces are very nice. My old HF's are holding up very well. You might want to ask the seller specific questions about the shape of the suit, however.

 

I have three HF Boardroom suits with the black label and they are all very nice: 120's wool, canvas coats, nice cut. The lapels may be a hair wider than I would like, the button stance is current. Nice stuff.