GN GIORGIO NAPOLI Men's 2 Button Modern Sport Coat Suit Jacket Separate Blazer

I always question buying clothing online because looking at a physical product tells you loads about it where a picture doesn't capture it. (I do grab some Amazon deals because they have excellent customer service)I was looking for a jacket for business casual dress (jeans, dress shirt and jacket) but didn't want to spend a lot of money. This one was roughly $63 which seemed as good as I was going to get as far as inexpensive goes.The fit was perfect. Literally perfect. I'm a 40R and the shoulders, chest, sleeves, and overall length were spot on.The cut was nice, but the lapels come a little lower than in the picture. They stem up from about where the top button is (or perhaps the button is higher than normal). Minor thing to me as I probably won't have it buttoned much.The quality is what I expect from a cheap jacket. The standard shortcuts are there, such as faux breast pocket and buttons on the sleeves. The lining seems nice enough and the fabric of the coat is okay and what I expected.I think this quality is good for what I am wanting (dressing up casual) or for people who wear suits daily so need a wardrobe of them (which gets expensive quickly). So if you are looking for a cheap suit (I didn't buy the slacks which are sold separately - another $30ish) it would be a good option for about $100. It looks like a $100 suit, but not a bad $100 if that makes sense.

I wore out my favorite jacket and needed a quick affordable replacement for a family function. I didn't know what to expect ordering online. I usually like to touch the fabric and look at the construction of the jacket. I took a chance after reading some of the reviews. When I received it I was pleasantly surprised.It was something I would probably have picked out myself. The jacket was light enough to wear on a warm night. The sleeves and jacket length were proportionate to the size so alteration weren't a concern.Now how long the jacket will last I have no idea as I haven't had it long enough, but the construction seems adequate. I was able to socialize with friend and family without much fuss as the performance was quite impressive. I was able to run around with my nieces and nephews, posing for family photos and cutting the rug on the dance floor. At the end of the night I took off the jacket and it didn't seem any worse for wear and tear. What I mean is the jacket wasn't falling apart, no loose threads, no stains, and no odor. I'm sure if I take care of it, it should last me quite a long time.I would give the jacket a buy recommendation, for the price you won't be sorry. I wasn't!

I'm giving this suit jacket five stars, with the caveat that it plus the matching suit pants only cost $119.90. That is just an AMAZING price. I have a black Hugo Boss suit that cost quite a bit more than $1000 and I don't like wearing it for my Pit Orchestra work - it's just too nice and so expensive, and it also was the suit I got married in. I hate to see it get worn out and subjected to valve oil and all. So with reservations, I ordered this Suit Jacket and the matching pants. When they arrived, I was almost shocked at how good the quality is (for the price).Is it made of virgin wool? Of course not. But it's made well and the cut is great - it looks as if it was hand tailored for me.The only negatives I've noticed are the shoulder pads feel a bit like cardboard (I don't know that they are or aren't), and there is a bit of white nylon-looking thread showing here and there at some of the seams - but I can take care of that with a pair of small scissors.

I typically wear a designed black or blue blazer at work. I saw this so I gave it a shot. I am wearing a 50R in more athletic cut of suit (bigger shoulders and chest) or blazer. I saw that some folks report this as smaller than typical, so I ordered a 52 and returned it -- too big. These do not appear to be sized too small -- they are sized pretty much spot-on as what you'd find in a department store. I got a blue and a black 50R and they are a TOUCH smaller than the athletic blazers in my closet, but fit like other 50R's.The quality is good for a tropical style suit -- traditionally styled and they do not look cheap. Not as nice as my $300 blazers, but for daily wear in an office? Or the occasional "have to throw on a blazer" -- perfect. REALLY nice for hot Chicago summers. Thin and breathable but structured enough so it holds its shape.

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The cut doesn't really work for me. I'm a fat man, and this thing is cut (even in my size) for someone who is large around the chest, not the stomach. This leads to problems with the arms and mid-section. That being said, it's wearable, and better than most off-the-shelf items for my size. The feel of the material is really why it gets this rating, though. It feels smooth and cool, which is exactly what I was looking for.

The jacket buttons could use a little reinforcing, I've only worn them a few times but I feel like if I tug just a little too hard the front button is going to pop off. For the record, I'm 5' 6" 160 lbs and in pretty good shape. I wear 40 Short and it fits me pretty well for a non-tailored suit. Arms are a little tighter up top than I would like and it would have been nice if the lapels were stitched and completely flat against the chest but I feel like that's asking too much of a jacket this inexpensive.

"Folds like a cheap suit" best describes this suit combination (pants/jacket). I originally bought the jacket only thinking it was a suit combo but then ordered the pants to match. I purchased based on the sheer number of strong reviews and positive sentiment, however after having the suit I think the majority of folks who say it feels like a quality tailored suit may not realize what quality suits feel like. It feels like a cheap suit, and folds like one as well. Unless unavoidable, I would suggest looking for local deals where you can feel the quality of the material. A local tailor in my city has specials for 3 suits for $300 that blows the quality of this material out of the water.