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"  You might not know it looking at our leaders in D. C. or the gang on Duck Dynasty, but we are living in a golden age of suits. Chalk it up to greater manufacturing efficiencies or a greater emphasis on closer (read: correct) fits from even the massest of retailers, but it has never, ever been easier to own a superb-fitting two-piece without spending a ton of money. DKNY has crafted a go-anywhere, do-anything suit in m\u00E9lange blue cut from the brand&amp;#039;s signature stretch wool, a fabric that benefits a trimmer silhouette, for less than $700. A bargain, sure, but a blessing, too, for those occasions (work, weddings, the odd funeral) when nothing but a great suit will do. Two-button wool suit ($695) by DKNY How Much Are You Looking to Spend?   $ EXPRESS First-timers, we have found your starter suit. Veterans, we have found your next one. Express has nailed the charcoal suit, that founding essential of a man&amp;#039;s wardrobe, taking a classic gray end-on-end wool, tailoring it in a trim, modern fit, and offering it up for less than $500. Left: Two-button wool suit ($426) by Express; cotton shirt ($80) by Banana Republic; silk tie ($160) and leather shoes ($550) by CH Carolina Herrera.$$ SUITSUPPLY There is an unmistakable sense of luxury in every bold-patterned suit (because who else wears such a suit but a guy with plenty of standbys at home?), but there need not be luxury pricing. Exhibit A: Suitsupply&amp;#039;s rich-looking blue-and-gray plaid suit, available to the masses for just mid-three-figures. Right: Two-button wool suit ($469) by Suitsupply; cotton shirt ($30) by Uniqlo; wool-and-silk tie ($135) by Boss; leather shoes ($1,710) by John Lobb.  $$$ J. HILBURN Was a time when the price tag on anything made-to-measure would scare a man straight to Walmart. Online retailer J. Hilburn has set out to halve the typical cost of customization with its direct-to-client business. Its local, real-world &amp;quot;personal stylists&amp;quot; secure your measurements; help select your fit, fabric, and custom details; and get you in an expertly tailored suit for a fraction of what you&amp;#039;d expect to pay. Two-button three-piece wool suit ($1,060) by J. Hilburn; cotton shirt ($99) by Suitsupply; wool-and-silk tie ($135) by John Varvatos; leather monk-straps ($345) by Allen Edmonds.$$$$ CAROLINA HERRERA The designer who&amp;#039;s long been a favorite among the women of the red carpet is doing some impressive tailoring for their dates. CH Carolina Herrera enlisted Spanish craftsmen to tailor a bold windowpane wool DB suit at a price that belies its luxury roots. Double-breasted wool suit ($1,395) by CH Carolina Herrera; cotton shirt ($99) by Suitsupply; silk tie ($195) by Emporio Armani; leather shoes ($285) by Vince Camuto. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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