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In a light gray. 98% wool and 2% elasticine. They were $185 at Bloomingdales and are made in the Dominican Republic.
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Have you a picture or a link?
You gotta make it easy for people to respond. I, for one, am too lazy to google.
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Similar to these.
http://www.bluefly.com/pages/products/detail.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=2027461969&FOLDER%3 C%3Efolder_id=2431799&rvform=true
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The only good things made in the Dominican Republic are baseball players, tostones and very horny women. The clothes are crap and the workers are exploited.
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+ 1 name-less worker who makes less in a year than I make in a week.
Jon.
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Finance, huh? It looks rather risky for that, due to the thin, unlined fabric.
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So, um, do you actually have customers?
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What exactly would be inappropriate about these? They're just grey odd trousers?
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Polo Golf stuff tends to be cut rather baggy, ostensibly for better range of motion when playing, I guess.
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Oh, I missed the "Golf" bit. Well, they still look all right to me.
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Are cigars, from, the Dominican, up to your standard, not?
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So, do you know how to be polite? If you want to object to the statement in a way that doesn't poison the atmosphere, you could for example point out that a more authoritative color (charcoal gray) could make up for (or disguise) the casual construction.
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He likes to think of this forum as one.
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What is casual about unlined pants? Many quality pantmakers choose not to line their pants, so I can't see how this makes this pair unfit for business. They are a fine pair of pleated gray pants and you...
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Fulfilling that heavy pro bono requirement of the Image Consultants' Guild.
