Fashion

[ECBG]

A denim styled (not blazer) suede jacket from a good company?  I never really purchased an item like this unless it was washable and from Q.  This one isn't washable and not from Q!  Yes, I would wear it forever!  It's perfect for me!

Thanks!

[lolakimono]

@ECBG

$200 and beyond.  They can go easily to $400+.

Is this from that brand you asked about earlier?

[151949]

I have purschased the washable D&Co suede blazers in the past in the $125 range. And you right OP I have worn them for years and they still look brand new.

[fthunt]

Are you considering purchasing it but 'fishing' for info about the cost?  LOL   I agree with previous poster - personally I won't buy a washable suede - and I'd expect to pay in the $200 range and up depending on the length.   I would want quality - rich colors and well made.

Happy shopping!

[lolakimono]

@ECBG

Just for fun, this is on sale at Nordies for $100, in three colors.

[Zhills]

If you love it and you can afford it, then the price is right!

Sometimes things are just worth it!

[StylishLady]

Real leather is worth the price. That being said, my resources would limit me to a price under $500 at the most. I have a closet full right now, so it would have to be something very special and different, color or style wise. 

[Q4u]

Reba McIntyre has a line of "western" clothing at Dillards and her suedes and leathers are incredible (and I happen to love the styling as well).  Her prices can be $400-$450 BUT the style and details are really special (IMHO) and the leathers are top quality and I would buy one in a heartbeat  if money were no object.  She also has a suede cape that is gorgeous (around $350).....

I'm not totally into the western look, but I'll gladly dabble .... just like I'm not totally into the Moto look but I have my black Moto jacket and HD boots!  

[willdob3]

My real suede jacket was originally priced at $199, I think. I rarely pay full price for anything & I paid a lot less for it. It is dry clean only. 

[NycVixen]

@ECBG

Sometimes, we just have to take the hit price wise for something we really love IMO unless you can find a cheaper similar option you love just as much.

In my experience, when I've gone the cheaper route with an item that was similar but not quite right, I would eventually regret the purchase or end up getting the original item anyway.

I paid $200 for a beautiful brown suede jacket when I was in HS that I saved up for it and it was the best thing ever to me!!! I will never forget it. My mom still has it and uses it now.