They are amazing but don't let them talk you into taking your suit to kare's alterations around the…read morecorner !! The little girl at the counter will rush the person pinning you up and they will totally mess up your suit ! My pants fit like tight slim wrangler jeans !! Awful !! Stay away from kare's

This is a different kind of review and it's necessary. I…read morewent into the store, EVERYONE was cheerful and greeted me. I had been in the store before, but this time I wanted to actually SEE what they had to offer. It was a I expected. So I'll first share some background and in brief: *Graduated High School as a certified tailor who understood pattern making, suit and garment construction and colorization *Opened 5 stores with a partner in Atlanta and pretty much killed from 94 to about 06 when urban wear fell off. *Worked at Nordstrom in the M2M dept. for 3 years. *Top seller for MensWearhouse my first year and stayed at the top after five. Stayed with them for 7, before joining K&G for one year and launching my own brand. Suffice to say, I know my way around apparel, footwear, accessories, and most of all RETAIL. If you need a suit and you DONT wear them often, come here. If you're in a stage production, or having a fabulous party, come here. Son got a prom, interview, college visitation day, come here. If you're a pastor who likes to dazzle your congregation, COME HEERREE! Expect that pretty much ANY one of these locations you visit, you'll be greeted with the same enthusiasm you'd expect at a barbershop, cookout, neighborhood meet and greet etc. And they may even give you great service and their best expertise in clothing. The inventory is laden with brands that you'd probably never hear about in the circles of standard because the garments themselves are produced with such inexpensive materials that even at $119 they're still making a profit of say, $60 - $70 dollars per suit. I'm throwing darts in the dark so don't quote me and I'm saying this because if you know just a few things about suits, you can make out like a bandit. There are some second tier brands available that hold their weight in relevancy and quality. English, and MK to name a few, are offered at a very respectable price and coupled with their amazing 2 for 1 deal makes it all the better. And with all that said, I'll share this to the owners of the company. I'm sure it's hard to find knowledgeable, garment experts in this new climate of business. And with prices and quality, as well as layout become subpar, so does service. I called the Candler location AND the Stone Mountain location to make simple inquiries. The manager at your Candler Rd location FIRST- Had a name so long, and speech so unclear, I had to ask him to repeat himself and when we finally got to my question, he began by talking about a security guard position. Then he directed me to go and apply on the website. (Which was also unclear as the website is very low end in its conception.) The young lady at the Stone Mountain location was quite pleasant and was surprised that they sent me to the website saying "That's what they told me to do also." I asked her which location was the best, and she wasn't even proud enough to say "MINE" and THAT is a huge red flag. I noticed quite a number stores that are no longer in Dekalb Galleria and I make up that the 2026 World Cup arriving in the city is causing many low end shops and half and half, Boutiques to have to pack it up. Train your employees to handle phone conversations the way they would handle a customer in the store. And speak clearly...I hope this helps