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Martin + OSA anybody wear there stuff?

Just curious if anyone has any of the Martin + OSA jeans and shirts. I've just been introduced to the store since being here on the west coast (there site says they are an east coast company). Curious of the quality, fit and style.

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Yes, I have quite a few of their shirts, khakis, jackets. and sweaters. I love their stuff.

I bought quite a bit after losing a lot of weight a couple of years ago. I now wear a mostly slim wardrobe, and the fit is very good. Even better, their clothes hold up very well. I've accidentally ruined a few pieces (my fault), but nothing has fallen apart after repeated wear and washing. I'm a loyal customer now.

Also, the shop I usually go to in Century City is terrific. Some of the best sales staff I've seen. They usually leave you alone, but are there when you have questions or need help. They're also very good at matching clothes and are unfailingly friendly. The manager even knows my name, remembers what I've bought and asks about it. I've gotten this kind of customer service from few retailers, and I am very happy with them.

Sign up for the mailing list, and you'll get all sorts of nice discounts and promos. When they run sales, I've been able to get pants and shirts for $15-$20 each. Also, the few returns I've made have been zero trouble. I plan to be a longtime customer.
 
Have one of their stores here in Farmington CT (for the time being). Basically its more expensive American Eagle for "adults".
 
I have a bunch of M+S pants and a couple sweaters. Quality stuff, looks good, definitely a 'slim fit' cut. I wouldn't pay the full price, but they have good sales every week and around the holidays.
 
Do you mean the whole company or just your local shop? Any reference?

From Wiki...

On March 10, 2010, it was reported that American Eagle Outfitters would close down its 28 Martin + Osa stores and online store. Although performance improved from fiscal 2008, management determined that the brand was not achieving performance levels that warrant further investment. In fiscal 2009, MARTIN+OSA generated an after-tax loss of approximately $44 million, including a non-cash impairment charge of approximately $11 million, net of tax. The company will focus its efforts and resources on the American Eagle family of brands including, AE, aerie and 77kids, which have a greater potential of creating long-term shareholder value.
 
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