Men’s Wearhouse and Tux

Awesome prices and service! Amy C at this store is the best rep I’ve worked with. I first went to a different store where the sales guys didn’t budge on the price even though I’ve got tons of people in my wedding that need tuxedos and most have to pay to travel here. As much as I asked for them to work with me, the guys from the other store were telling me they can’t do any better and acted like the deal they gave me was the best deal available (over $ 200 per tux). When I got in touch with Amy from this store, she understood my situation, was very nice, and took her time to get me the best deal possible on the same tuxedos. It was 25% less! I highly recommend this store and Amy. Even if you can’t make it to this store, it’s worth at least calling to see if they can work with you.

This is about the worst place I’ve ever been to get a tux, and I’ve had to grudgingly go there twice in the last 9 months for tuxes. I mean it sucks a fat one on several levels. If you want to look like a kid in grade school wearing your older brothers hand me down suit from Kmart, this place is for you.
First of all the customer service is non existent. I go to pick my tux up and the girl at the front counter doesn’t even tell me when it’s due back and seems to only care about getting me to fork over the money.
When I try the thing on, I asked them for a regular vest, (the kind with a full back) and they tell me it doesn’t come in a regular vest, only a «bib» vest style (the kind where there is a front, held on with elastic straps). Well they straight up lied to me because at the ceremony I found out another guy in my party, wearing the same size as me was given a regular vest. All I wanted was to look halfway decent, and all they wanted was my money.
Speaking of trying it on, I went in awhile back and they took this thing called a tape measure and wrapped it around my neck so they knew the right size shirt to give me. But instead of giving me a shirt that fit correctly, I have more than an inch of free space in my collar, that just hung down and looked like complete shit. What did they even measure for? For show? To pretend they were going to give me a fitted shirt? That’s what you expect when you get a tux. I expect an 18 ½, ³⁵⁄₃₆ length. Not a fucking 2X that looks like a big white tent that looks like it came from Walmart. Well go to Mens Warehouse if you want to look like you bought your shirt on rollback prices at Wally World.
You would think they could at least give you a pair of comfortable shoes. My feet still hurt a day later, but rental shoes probably suck across the board.
Did I mention the suit had no belt loops or suspenders? I was either sagging my pants all night or constantly pulling them up. I had them cinched as tight as possible and they still kept falling down. Even hobos have suspenders! Thanks Mens Warehouse for letting me inadvertently moon the bride. She wanted to see that.
Finally, this dump had the nerve to charge me $ 225 for this atrocity. That’s called theft. What was the lower price point? An Adidas track suit? At the pants wouldn’t have fallen down.
Please, avoid this place. Go anywhere else. You could probably get a tux a goodwill that looked better than this and get better customer service too.

I probably wouldn’t even give this one star. We bought suits for our wedding, so we and our family spent a pretty penny here. They had a poor selection on the types of suits we wanted. The customer service was poor, and they are understaffed. Also, the tailor has no personality. We had to have our suit tailored again, because she failed to catch all the alterations the first time around. My fiancé’s coat was huge one him after the first set of alterations. We were overall, very disappointed. It sucks, because we lived in Fort Worth for a while and bought a suit from Men’s Warehouse and it was an awesome experience. Hopefully, when we get our suit back this time it will look ok. I don’t have much faith in this tailor though.

I like Men’s Wearhouse. While the other reviews about this location are for tuxedo rentals, mine is about their primary service: men’s suits and accessories. I have been to several locations around St. Louis and out of state and I have always had great professional service and perfectly tailored suits. I have a closet full to prove it.
And when I’ve needed any alterations I just bring a suit in and they make it fit right again. (Amazing how clothing can change its size.)
Their presentation of matching various shirts and ties to the suit is unparalleled to any other store I know. They do it right and make you feel like a king in the process.
If you need a suit and a store who will stand behind it (whatever city you are in), go to Men’s Wearhouse.
You will also find good buys on shirts, slacks and sweaters. Yes, I’m a fan!

We had good service on the fittings. There were several errors when we picked up the tuxes. They were able to fix the errors right away. They did have the best price for the colours she wanted.

If you want to look like a clown in a rented tuxedo, this is the place to go. I had to rent a tux this past weekend for a wedding. When I tried it on the day before the wedding, the pants looked like Hammer Pants, the shirt could have fit at least one more torso, the jacket came down to the middle of my palm, and the vest had to be adjusted so dramatically, the fabric under the elastic belt frayed out like a fan. I was told this was all normal and «just the look of the tuxedo.» The manager, Drew, told me that pants were suppose to fit like this. I was also told that these tuxedos are made to fit three different sizes. Seeing as I’m just one size, this doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. I’ve stood up in a number of weddings now, and this as by far-​and-​away some of the worst service, easily the poorest fitting, and one of the more expensive tuxedos I’ve ever rented.
For all you guys looking to rent a tux, go anywhere but here.