Need a Dinner Suit - not too expensive
#1
Yes its that time of year that i need to invest in a Dinner Suit, mainly for DJing at corporate events but also for puking on at my work Xmas party.
Anyone got any ideas ? It will get alot of use when im DJing and so doesnt need to be top quality as i am usuall hid behind the decks.
Dave
Anyone got any ideas ? It will get alot of use when im DJing and so doesnt need to be top quality as i am usuall hid behind the decks.
Dave
#3
If you can put up with, try Oxfam or Age Concern.
Giving the black tie doos i go to, and know how they end up, i dont want to spend a fortune on one, if its going to get trashed pretty easy.
Had 2 now, £20 in total, and they hadnt been worn that much when i got them.
Cheap and cheerful, cant complain
Giving the black tie doos i go to, and know how they end up, i dont want to spend a fortune on one, if its going to get trashed pretty easy.
Had 2 now, £20 in total, and they hadnt been worn that much when i got them.
Cheap and cheerful, cant complain
#7
druddle,
just found this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=1900841226 looking for one myself and in the past always hired from moss bros fro about £25-£30.
Gary
just found this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=1900841226 looking for one myself and in the past always hired from moss bros fro about £25-£30.
Gary
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#10
Don't hire one, for God's sake. I bought mine ten years ago for my school leaver's ball and it's still going strong 80 quid from Ciro Citterio. Still looks very smart despite standing up to a bit of abuse...
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