Mens Wearhouse

We came in for the suit fitting, and off the bat I was not impressed with their rental suit collection to choose from. They had light grey, black, and then a dark blue suit that had to be ordered. so we couldn’t even see it. When we received the suit, it was TOO BIG, and a few of the associates kept coming over to me and telling me that it was not TOO BIG that you’re supposed to be able to fit an entire fist (arm and leg) in the front area of the vest and jacket, and that if I wanted something fitted then I needed to go buy a tailored suit, and very rudely explained to me that the reason they «measure the suits» is to figure out whether they are Large or small, and that again if I wanted my future husbands suit to fit at all, that I need to basically go BUY ONE. I called the 1800 number for Men’s Wearhouse and explained what happened and they were nice, and gave me a $ 15.00 credit on a WAY OVERPRICED $ 220.00 suit that is TOO BIG for my fiancé. So now he will look like a young boy in his fathers overpriced TOO LARGE suit on our wedding day, because Men’s Wearhouse can’t be bothered to measure him properly. THANKS FOR NOTHING MW!

Walked in and saw a bunch of people hanging out. Maybe a lot of associates that are bored or busy? Who knows. But at least they helped us out. It wasn’t anything great just what is expected. I would have preferred sincere help but they did what they were suppose to do. No big deal.
I’ll probably never use them again.

Recently purchased two new suits and had them tailored. Had to return to the store twice because only a few items were tailored correctly, if at all. I have been a faithful patron of MW for two decades in many cities and never had this problem. If you purchase a suit double check the tailor slip to insure accuracy. Maybe even take a pair of slacks to show them your expectations!

We had my two year old measured for a suit. He was the ring bearer for our wedding. When we got the suit I thought someone was playing a joke on me. The suit was at least three sizes too large. The zipper went below his knees the underarm of the shirt went below his elbow. It was a disaster. So the day before my wedding I had to run around town looking for a suit. When I returned the suit the employee’s response was, «These suits run large». That is quite possibly the dumbest thing I have ever heard. They MEASURED him! Why should the suit not fit him. Pay the extra money to go to a more reputable, local company that actually wants you to look good in their suits.