The showroom displays options for suit colors and fabrics, but you may get something entirely…read moredifferent after they incorrectly label something. Their staff is not trained in fitting suits and it will be obvious when your pants are two sizes too big and six inches too short. The showroom employees have told me that they were unable to get a vest to fit me correctly because my "shoulders were too broad" and I don't "look like the mannequin". This coming from a store that makes "custom suits". I have suits off the rack at other stores that fit better, have higher quality fabric and cost much less. My bill was nearly $1k for a suit I never want to wear because of how bad it looks after multiple fittings with multiple team members at this store. The 6 weeks it takes to get a suit is for the store to send the order overseas to be made, this is what you are paying for. Save your time and money and go anywhere else.

I came in with my boyfriend to buy a suit for a wedding later this month. We had never suit shopped…read morebefore and were actually excited to check out Indochino. There were no signs saying "appointment only," the store was nearly empty, and yet the female associate acted like we were an inconvenience from the moment we walked in. She rolled her eyes when we said we didn't have an appointment, told us they were "booked solid" (which was not true -- I checked online and they had openings), and kept repeating answers with a condescending "got that? You got it now?" as if we were wasting her time. Her dismissive and rude attitude made it very clear she didn't want to help us. I almost called her out then and there because it was so obvious she was being rude on purpose. Instead, we walked out and went to Nordstrom, where we spent quite a bit and were treated with actual luxury customer service. I will never go back to Indochino and am now a loyal Nordstrom customer. One retail worker's arrogance and lack of basic respect cost Indochino not just a sale, but any chance of repeat business.

Service was great greatly appreciated…read more Selection and selling points ok however I managed to pick up a few nice finds not disappointed at all

Prices are good. Store was relatively clean and JAM PACKED being it was a Sunday with great weather…read moreand everyone was out. The check out line was forever long just crazy long across the store. Get used to it people, it's the holiday season. Thank God I got the most chill super cool laid back associate when I asked how he was doing he said he was "chillin." Made my day to see someone so super chill among all this chaos take it in stride. I could use him as a life coach. I was burning up it was so hot in the store with all those people and the long wait. He was awesome. Process in process out. Super professional with a calm demeanor. Prices were decent. Selection was good. Thank heavens this isn't the TJMaxx experience.

Great experience at Men's Wearhouse. Went in looking for some Jeans and found the perfect pair…read more They were onsale too. Service was friendly and had plenty of space to try on and browse without being overly bothered. I have been in a couple times since and sales are hit or miss but I had definitely forget about Men's Wearhouse and their offerings since I got a suit there in 2015 and am definiely keeping an eye out for the deals here.

No coupons on alterations. I expressed I had a coupon as soon as I came in, spent two hours…read moremeasuring everything. $400 in alterations and two hours later and I'm told coupons can't be used on alterations. Live and learn I guess, my local tailor is half their price without a coupon. What a total waste of time. I'm not buying the 10 dress shirts from them either now. They lost my business and I spend thousands a year on dress clothes. The shirt selection at this location is lacking as well. All the common sizes were sold out. I called corporate and was told they were correct and that coupons cannot be used on alterations, but they offered me $20 of $100 in purchases. Another coupon I'm unable to use on alterations and could have got by signing up for text alerts. No help there either. They lost my business which is upsetting since I've shopped there for years.

They set up fitting rooms while people are still shopping. We waited ready to try on outfits while…read moreothers just took their time finding clothes to try on with their room saved. We ended up seeing that we would be waiting forever, so we left. It felt like they decided we wouldn't be "able to afford" as much as the other people they catered to.

This is a nice spacious location. It is easy to socially distance while shopping. I didn't have any…read moreinteraction with the staff. No one welcomed us into the store. However, I can say they keep the store clean.

My shopping experience with Helen in the men's clothing department was one of, if not the best…read morecustomer service experiences in my life! The time, effort and kindness was sincere and a "Clinic" in human interactions. She has a high level skill set for multi-tasking, an eye for detail and fit and the warmth of a Mother. I will continue to drive an hour for this experience.

Very nice Macy's. They even have a Starbucks inside. My friend bought some pajamas ! The staff were…read morevery friendly. The place was clean. Would recommend it.

I'm not a big shopper, and I am definitely not a fashionisto (seriously, most days I sit in my…read morebasement, wearing stretchy pants, with my cat). But about 2x a year, I need a few new pieces for a work trip or special occasion. And I always go to Banana Republic. I've always found the people here a bit friendlier than most retail stores, and I think the selection is better than the other BRs in Columbus. Sure, the prices are a bit steep here, but I've always found the quality to be worth the cost. They also have a few really fantastic sales each year, so try to find those and score yourself some sweet deals.

While visiting Eastin's BR, I found the staff to be rather snooty. I've been a loyal BR shopper…read morefor decades and find the changes to product line and staff unsatisfactory. The store also felt rather empty and sterile.

Very helpful staff. I ended up buying a shirt ! Very expensive but the staff was very helpfuread more

Untuckit is one of my favorite stores. I order most of my things online but occasionally I shop at…read morethe location at Easton. The store always clean and well organized. They make it super easy to easy to find your size and selection. Most of the associates are friendly and helpful. A couple of them are a little pretentious for me. The products are well made and stylish. I always get great compliments with the items I've purchased. Some items are a little pricey but the overall value is good. My biggest complaint lately is their sizing can be inconsistent. Lately I buy a Large Slim fit shirt. However, I just had to return a shirt to get an XL Slim. It didn't use to be this way. This makes me much less confident to purchase something online.

The location is convenient, near the discount area of Easton. The store has been getting more and…read moremore crowded with displays and that's annoying. Not as bad as Burlington though. The prices match the nearby Marshall's and TJ Maxx, obviously. But you can find some deals. I always check out the pet area for treats and toys. You can also find Darn Tough socks sometimes. The wait in line usually isn't too bad. The last time I was there, November 2024, a guy stocking shelves was coughing loudly over the products.

I've been a customer since Sierra Trading Post was catalog based and my mom was making purchases…read morefor me! When I was in the outdoor industry and needed new gear, STP was one of the first websites I'd check for gear. Even when my wife was an employee at a competing outdoor retailer (where I got a discount) I was still shopping online at STP. When I found out they were building a brick and mortar store here in Columbus I was beyond thrilled! As it is part of the TJX companies it still means that the store is a gamble when it comes to brands and sizes found. However, it makes a great starting point as you can easily search their site to see if there are other sizes, colors, etc available. Don't have a tiny pocket computer (aka a smart phone)? There's no need to fret! In store they even have a kiosk where you can search their online stock. My only real dislike of the physical store is that as of right now they do not accept the countless coupons that come to my email address. This may change soon as an employee recently told me that they would start honoring them. Until then, I will still order the bulk of my purchases from the website so I can use the frequent STP coupons. With the store so close it's super easy to return to the store with no hassle. This is extremely helpful when ordering shoes online as some outdoor brands use variations of European sizing that allow for greater fit specification. Recently I ordered two pairs of a boot to see if they would work for my job. Having a low volume super narrow foot they did not but, with the painless returns it was no problem. I even lucked out and found the perfect pair in store!