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I think the biggest question is what is the reason for the suit? The answer to this question can help guide the kind of suit that you buy. Not all suits are the same. An office suit is likely to be a darker color and more classic in cut. Is it a wedding or funeral type suit that will only be worn a few times a year and therefore isn\'t worth spending a lot of money on and maybe should be black or navy?
If it\'s an interview suit, you want it to look good but not so good that it looks like you are showing off.
Or is it a fashion statement ie a suit you can wear with sneakers and a t-shirt or just the jacket with jeans?
Figure out what you are looking for and then you can start your shopping trip.
Good Luck.

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That depends on where you currently are located at in the world. In assuming the factory who makes the product can fix it if not at minimum replace it? You can also try calling the manufacture to see about your question and who knows maybe they will give you better answers and possibly some product deals maybe even who knows? Worth a try I say.

When a Fabric Tag indicates exactly How the garment is to be cleaned, then that is the correct way. To try and Wash a garment that should be dry cleaned-is to have the Fabric tear apart at the seams, and Rip into different frayed sections-with spotted dyed parts showing.Always follow the directions on your Fabric Tags!

Leather can be in many forms. It's difficult to distinguish sometimes real from a man made product. However for real leather A coat might be called a finished leather ( shiny ) or a suede finish. If it's shiny you would wipe it down with a Damp cotton cloth. That will clean it off, no chemicals of any kind. It's the skin of a cow and will take on the odor of things that come in contact with it and smoke. Airing it out it will help but might require a good dry cleaner that specializes in leather.
If it's suede brushing it is about all you can do on your own. The lining of a coat is usually smooth satin or a polyester. That also could be wiped down with clean damp cloth also. No soap it will go thought the lining and wet the leather.

Just make sure that you try it on before you leave the shop. It will be much harder to come back and complain about the alterations once you've already gone home. But also it often happens that one set of alterations isn't enough and you might need to make some more small changes so don't be shy to try it on before you leave and decide if it's right.

Chaps are worn (in "pairs"...like underwear but not "under") over the front aspects of pants or jeans when riding a horse in areas of low underbrush (briars, bushes, trees, cacti, and such) in order to protect the legs, and the leg coverings against scrapes, cuts, scratches, bruises...and the like, against which the horse's movements might cause its rider's legs to be brought in contact. The name chaps, generally of a U.S. western origine and tradition, derives from the word chaparral, which denotes such kinds of terrain, more often than not at elevated altitude in dry regions. In more modern times, chaps are most often seen work in rodeo exhibitions...for both protection and for authenticity display purposes related to "cowboy" (and "cow girl") life. They are traditionally fabricated from leather from thick skinned hides--cowhide usually--not easily torn or punctured. The word is a short-hand form of the Spanish, chaparejos , or chaparreras--also derived from chaparral: itself a word of Spanish origin.

Sadly, they discontinued this bra in May 2014. I can\'t find anything that comes close either.

You need to ask the customer service at Jessica London.

Looks like a tent of some sorts. It also looks like your missing the supports to keep the tent up.

Try a product called stain devils they have a product.

It could be that the float in the tank has some petrol in it. Need to chage the unit.

Either any of the door does not close properly OR the break paddle / break light button is loose and requires repair. If this does not solve the problem, report again.

Try goop hand cleaner Rub/scrub it into stains wash in cold water

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Usually marks inside of jewelry is the makers mark.