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Personally I didn’t need a suit done, however, the other day I had my guy friend bitching about how he can never find a good suit ’cause of his body build. I bumped into these guys on the way to meeting up with a friend. I must have walked by a hundred times, however, the other day noticed it. The guy who ran the shop was extremely helpful, sweet, kind and very knowledgeable. I passed his business card along to my friend who was more than happy. He will be looking to get something custom made, however, his goal is to lose 100 lbs first and keep it off. He wants to celebrate by having a nice new custom fit suit (he’s been reading my Weight Watchers notes). For myself I will go back in the next week or so as something caught my eye for father’s day. For now I am giving them 3 stars since this is just based on customer service alone and if all goes smoothly when I get my dad’s gift, rating will be bumped.

This could be my next go-​to tailor when I’m in the mood of getting a custom-​made suit. Kinda easy to miss this retail store on this part of Georgia when ppl are driving 60 km here.
anyways, owner is pretty nice, patient & obviously knowledgeable about suits, as you can sense his passion. Still spent 15 min or so explaining his fabrics, cuts, differences, etc. even after i clearly stated that i was shopping around — trying getting that treatment from Holt’s lol.
He says $ 795 for fabric similar to Canali, etc. obviously from China but the way he describes it, it does make sense: anyone can buy fabric, it comes down to workmanship/​handmade, etc. Just started backing this line, as he’s seen the work from the suits being sent over.
Made some good points about how important what materials are made inside the suit, to better stand against the vigors of drycleaning, etc.
Fortunately I did see one of his client’s suit that was going to be picked up; didn’t know ppl can have their name stitched inside the jacket ;) Really like the purple paisley.