Just ok , need more transparency... you look online and see the prices which are $50-$75 nothing…read morecrazy but once you start looking at the price tag in store you realize those are very select pieces only. Went in for a quick suit,I was expecting to spend a couple hundred bucks based on their website and all their promotions. The service was pretty good, the gentleman that greeted us was attentive and quickly located one of the most expensive suits in the store for my husband, ok that's his job. The woman in the back was pretty miserable honestly. They put together a jacket, pants, shirt and tie to the tune of $735, I almost fell over. The jacket was over $400 alone. Now this may not be much for a suit for normal people but my husband is blue collar guy, he doesn't own a suit and neither of us expected this, again look at their website, all cheap. It's a nice suit, made in America so I'm OK with paying more for American made just not expecting the price. They even charge you 10 cents for the shopping bag,really? I'm not barking over 10 cents just the point. The pants needed to be hemmed, took 4 days,came out good charged$ $7 for hem.. jacket needs to. fitted, they say it's free but I don't believe them. If I pay 700 dollars for a suit just eat the $10 to be hem and fitted my opinion anyway. Anyway, nice suit but pricey and the service wasn't stellar. Excessive on upcharges

My husband and I have taken BOTH our teenage boys to this store to be out fitted for various suits…read moreon several occasions and without regret. There has NEVER been a problem. In fact, one time, when we were there, a thunderstorm knocked out the power and the team still managed to work by flashlight to get what we needed accomplished! They were stellar! That's what I call true customer service dedication! Unfortunately, there are A LOT of people in this world who have a "sense of entitlement" and believe that some people exists only to service them. Well, wake up people! The folks at Men's Warehouse are there to help you LOOK your best. The rest, I'm afraid, is up to you. And that alone, it is scary thought in humble opinion.

I might get some negative feedback from unhappy customers who left negative feedback. It amazes me…read morewhat a "bad, moody employee" can do to inflict pain on customers. It is bad news. I did not experience any of that. I went into purchase several pairs of nice workout pants for $29.95 each. I was on line looking at previous workout pants I purchase years ago for $50 which have doubled in price. I like the pants. Decent quality. Saved me close to $200.00. That is worth it to me. When I checked out the cashier was very friendly. She looked up my Kohls card and helped me save a few more dollars. Now that deserves a smile. I will return.

Treated extremely rudely by your employee Stephanie in customer service. She was barking at…read moreeveryone but mostly at me because I wasn't at the right place in line. I have no plans of putting up with poor treatment after spending money in your store. She is not the face that you want CARING for customers. I'm in CUSTOMER service and the customer experience is what you should be teaching there. Not to make someone feel bad for whatever her rules are. Do better Kohls!

I was visiting Wilmington, DE this past week on a business trip. Before I left, I researched men's…read moreclothiers in the area and found Wright and Simon. It was half of a block from my hotel, so I decided to stop in and see what they had to offer. The shop has two entrances, one on Market St. and another on Shipley, the Store cuts through the entire block. I recommend the entrance on Marker St. It has a vestibule with display windows on either side. It gives you the opportunity to take a look at what they have to offer before entering. Once inside, I met Leonard Simon. I found him as well as the in house tailor (who, I am sorry to say, I can not recall his name) welcoming and helpful. Mr. Simon assisted me choose two pairs of Bills Khakis. One pair he had in stock and the other he had to order from the factory. The tailor sized the pants for cuffs while Mr. Simon called Bills Khakis to order the second pair. I was flying back home the next day and was assured the pair of pants they had on hand would be ready by 11:00 AM, and sure enough they were. I have purchased a lot of pants in my time that needed to be tailored, but I have NEVER had a 24 hour turn around on tailoring. That is aces in my book. For the second pair, they are keeping my size on file and will mail them to me when after being cuffed. This is the best service I have had in a men's store and I am sad that this is a rare thing in San Francisco. Now it needs to be said, one of by biggest issues, and IMHO grandest failings in men's shops is an air of superiority by the staff. For some reason stores such as Brooks Brothers, Wilkes Bashford (in San Francisco) and others tend to look down their noses at you, as if they are doing you a favor just letting you past the entrance. This is NOT the case with Wright and Simon. I found no pretensions here, they are helpful and appreciate your business. They also have a fantastic selection of suits, sport coats, overcoats and the like for you to peruse. For their pricing I chose "Moderate" and think this is a good description. If you are used to shopping at a department store or at the local mall for clothing and you walk in to Wright and Simon you will find this place expensive, but if you are used to purchasing fine men's clothing, you will find this place par for the course. Also, Delaware has no sales tax, and this should be taken in to account when discussing price. All in all, this is one of those stores where you will look better walking out of then you did walking in. I am looking forward to my next visit to Wilmington, DE. I think I need a new suit.

I've never left a review for a business on Yelp before but I had to make my first one to warn…read morepeople to stay away. I'm a lawyer from New York and the quality is bad enough but the customer service is the worst I've ever seen. The guy running the shop is so rude and miserly. Do yourself a favor and don't forget your suit if you're coming down from New York.

This is an annual event shopping trip I go on every Christmas season with my friends. The staff is…read moreso nice and helpful. They sometimes server drinks and light hors d'oeuvres which was nice. The clothes here are so unique and beautiful. Mostly menswear, but sone women.

I purchased a sports jacket online and when it arrived, one of the buttons was cracked in half…read more This location is roughly the same distance from my house as the Short Hills, NJ location but I chose to visit here to check it out for the first time. The staff greeted me as soon as I walked in. I explained the situation and they had the button replaced in under five minutes. No hassle, no questions asked. The store is one open floor -- men's on the right as you enter, women's on the left. It's larger than the Short Hills location and noticeably bigger than the former Bridgewater Commons location. Since this is a regular BB store and not an outlet, expect regular pricing on items.

Well designed and stocked with good quality clothing. Sales clerk doesn't seem to know much about…read moremen's clothing. Felt a little pressure to buy when just looking.

This is a huge LLBean store, and because it's the Sunday before Christmas, it was really busy…read more Service was friendly and fast. They have a huge selection, they had a gift section, too, for the holidays. There's a lot of parking, and it's in a nice shopping area with a lot of popular stores.

The service is very personable and helpful. The selection is top quality and will last for a long…read moretime!

Quality materials and excellent customer care service. I highly recommend Paul Frederick.read more

Purchased a 127$ dress white shirt. After 90 days the cuff seam opened up. Contacted customer…read moreservice and they said it's not their problem. Shop elsewhere, they don't stand behind their product.

Old school knowledge, fine clothing. Service was solid. The clothes arent inexpensive, but the…read morequality slaps

I remember my father shopping here for many years. This is a fairly high-end men's store and, I…read moreadmit, I was stunned by the pricing when I first started to look around. But I needed a suit for a wedding in Chicago. I went in there on the 7 days before the wedding, and I was only going to be in Easton for a few more days (counting the weekend). The store owner remembered my father well and we had a nice time reminiscing. He really remembered my dad well. It would have been at least ten years since he shopped there. When I told him what I needed he immediately pulled out the perfect suit. At that point, being Friday, I told him I needed it on Monday since I was flying out on Tuesday. I don't know what their typical turnaround time is for something like this but it was clearly much shorter than it typically takes. They had their tailor at the store and he didn't work weekends or Mondays. They asked him if he could come in on Monday to get this done, and he agreed. We also outfitted the suit with a new shirt and tie. The total was more than I planned on spending but I need a new suit anyway. This one could be used for any affair wear you need to wear a suit. I tried it on and it fit like a glove. Wore it to the wedding and had lots of compliments about it. I'm thrilled with the service I received and would highly recommend, if you are in the Easton, PA area, to stop in.

Jack and team have been doing this for a very long time. They understand fabrics, styles, cuts and…read morefit. You won't find all of these skills in a chain or department store. Whether you are looking for off the rack or custom built (which I did for my son's wedding) you will always get great quality and advise at a very fair price. I wouldn't shop anywhere else! Thanks Jack! Clark P

Knowledgeable, friendly staff, real clothiers - a dying breed. I thank God that some mom-and-pop…read morebusinesses like this one get the support they deserve and need to stay in business, and that they continue the tradition of being great Americans by taking care of their customers, because corporate America is sucking the life out of people with their take-it-or-leave-it attitude toward service and quality. I bought some nice stuff here, and it was fairly priced. They are not as cheap as the men's clothing chains, but they also sell nice clothing of good quality, unlike the chains. Way to go, guys. I'm with you, you're my clothing store.