InTrend Spring 2013: Flare Is In The Air    Busy Bottoms     LL
Cool Gay    (3.1 Philip Lim, Dsquared2, Kenzo)  The New Nirvana 
(Todd Snyder, General Idea, 3.1 Philip Lim)   Prep Pop 
(Canali, Burberry Prorsum, Gant)   For Suits Sake: A Guide to
New Suits  Recently, I was asked by two friends to weigh in on a
sartorial question they had been arguing about.  "What do you do
with those tags on the sleeves of suits and overcoats?  The kind
with the designer's logo on them. Do you leave them on or take
them off after you purchase a suit?" I'm here to set the record
straight about this and a few other small details when
purchasing a suit or overcoat. Do you remove these tags? The
short answer to this question is yes! Please, for the love of
all that is good and right in the world, remove this tag after
you make a purchase and for sure before you ever wear this suit
out into the light of day.     When you walk into the men's
section of your local department or specialty store, you'll most
likely be greeted w