Sentence examples for suit rack from inspiring English sources

After all, I reason, what woman over 50 would even have a strong enough streak of masochism to propel her to the bathing suit rack in the first place -- much less into the dressing room?

There were three mannequins, about four feet in front of the suit racks, dressed in bright shirts and sweaters.

They included typical bachelor items: a daybed, mirror and free-standing suit racks with masculine, graphic lines in sycamore and wenge wood.

Frazier exhibits a delicate touch as he moves among two hangers jammed with a riot of colorful ties to an armoire packed with pocket handkerchiefs, the suit racks and a floor littered with boots made of alligator, ostrich, eel and stingray skins.

The client's will is the metronome by which Savile Row ticks – and justifiably so considering the price tag: Anderson's standard bespoke suit is racked at £3,500.

At least half of the shop is given over to suits, endless racks of suits, way too many of them pinstriped: Hickey Freeman ($1,495), Canali ($1,695), you know the deal.

"They didn't go with a suit off the rack," he said.

Many decades ago – before Graham Teasdale had so much as pulled his infamous velvet suit off the rack and when the word "wag" applied only to a predominate character trait of league footballers – the Brownlow Medal winner would learn of his achievement in far less ceremonious surrounds than the televised gala that celebrated popular 2015 winner Nat Fyfe in Melbourne on Monday night.

If you are buying a suit off the rack, avoid working buttons on the cuff of the jacket.

These will look great and feel good too but buying a leather boot is a little like buying a suit off the rack at Brooks Brothers.

Choose the dress and suit "off the rack" and just have it altered - most tailors will not make a dress/suit in a month, so think about time.