you know- I phoned in to discuss what I had in the way of used clothing- for possible Sale- that i will never fit into again. The gent that answered- was great, very patient- personable, he heard my story- what else you got? what size suits- etc. no rush, no hassle very polite. They had sufficient stock at the time- so maybe some other time when i visit Mass. ave. we can make a trade-in- give some gently used mens clothes a new home- This facility with this kind of staff- is surely worth a visit if you are looking to buy- Cannot imagine you NOT being treated with respect- from a Gent. that knows clothing- and it's worth. my evaluation, for your consideration- from an ole Geezer !!!! read more

Staff was extremely rude to me. Also, be sure to check your suit thoroughly before buying. Got sold a suit with moth holes they wouldn't take back. read more

Keezer's is an absolute life saver! I wasn't sure if they could resolve a certain cosmetic issue that I had with my gown, but I figured I'd ask them to see if they can make alterations as the worst case they can say is no. To my surprise, they said that they have an identical gown and a patch I was looking for! Instead of going through the trouble of making alterations, he said that he will charge me a small fee if I am open to swapping gowns instead, to which I agreed! That interaction really made my day because I was stressing at the idea of not being able to participate in festivities because my gown didn't reflect the right color scheme. I cannot recommend Keezer's enough for their outstanding service! read more

Beware - your alterations will probably be too short. I made a huge shopping spree and brought the clothes here for alteration, upon a strong recommendation. On more than one occasion, I had to send the altered clothes back for re-alteration b/c the sleeves were too short. I've since discovered a couple clothes that are ruined b/c they were cut too short. See pics. About $400 down the drain. read more

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This was one of the worst experiences I've had in terms of customer service in a while. The lack of care by their team is beyond me. I came in on Saturday, Sept 7 in the morning, with two pairs of pants for alterations. One of the tailors pointed at the dressing rooms but didn't state that there's a line so I asked other customers to wait in queue. After a bit of a wait in line as well as for the next available tailor for assistance, my pants were marked for alterations. I was then directed to fill out a tag with my name and phone number. I was never given a timeline as to when they'd be complete or how I'd be contacted. I was also not given an estimate to expect how much the alterations would cost. I waited until Thursday, Sept 12, to call to get a status update. I was put on hold then the person on the phone could not tell me if they could locate my clothing items or when they'd be done and told me they'd call me back. I never got a call back that day. I called again on Saturday, Sept 14, to see if my items were ready yet. Person who answered the phone jotted my name and tag number down, then proceeded to put the phone in their pocket for 20 minutes. All I heard was shuffling and assisting other customers while I waited to be assisted. I decided to hang up and call again and got a different person on the phone who said that they'd have the alterations complete by Monday. I asked for a price estimate, they said that they wouldn't be able to give me one at this time. On Monday, Sept 16, I arrive at Keezer's around 5:30p and gave my slip to the sales associate. They looked around and couldn't find them for a bit until they looked at the 'in queue' rack. They told me they weren't ready yet and to come back tomorrow. I wasn't given an apology or any type of explanation as to why they weren't completed even though I explicitly explained that I was told on Saturday that they'd be ready today. I called today, Tuesday, Sept 17 around 12:30p to confirm if my clothes were ready to be picked up and was told over the phone I should've gotten a confirmation text and that they're ready. I told them I'd be there after work to grab them and arrived as they were closing. I was able to quickly try on my pants and then at checkout, explained I was given the runaround by their store members and the sales associate could barely provide me with any type of apology or explanation besides stating they've been swamped. I also explained I never got a text message for confirmation and the sales associate looked through their device for the confirmation text and confirmed none was ever sent to me. For 2 pairs of pants (1 pair of jeans, 1 pair of chinos), it cost me $120. $45 each pair for the waist to be taken in, and $30 for the chinos to be hemmed. I am severely disappointed in Keezer's as they have been recommended to me highly by colleagues and friends. The sheer lack of care and management is abysmal. I do not see myself returning for their services in the foreseeable future. read more

A great place to find clothes that you will only use once - I needed a formal outfit for a day since I'd left my suite back home accidentally. Anton was very helpful in picking up the clothes that fit and made sure it fits and hemmed properly. Spent $80 for something that would have cost me in high hundreds and I'd probably not have used again anyways. Thank you and wishing your business best! read more

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I had a fantastic experience at Keezer's. I've previously bought small items like cufflinks at a tie at their Central Square location, and I visited their new Mass Ave location recently for a blazer. I ended up with 2 very nice navy blazers (Brooks Brothers, priced reasonably). One of them was double-breasted and needed a button moved, which the tailor did right there in 5 minutes. The manager was very helpful in helping me find the blazers. I plan to go back for future menswear needs. read more

New location, same great experience. They don't make places like Keezer's anymore, so you have to cherish the places like Keezer's that are still around. Exceptional service, clothing at every price point, and lots and lots of regular making the rounds. No matter your budget, if you need menswear, go here first. Let Keezer's take the first shot at it. read more

Wear a hard hat when entering: box slides are common. Keezer's houses thousands - yes, thousands - of tuxes for rent or purchase. Custom tailored? Well, no. But will they sit pretty on those strapping shoulders, and do it at bargain basement prices? You betcha. Still not in the market for a purchase, a black tie wedding sent me to Keezer's for a rental. Like the best Coke recipe, I'm a classic kinda guy and based on the last time I shelled out for a one-nighter (aside from that stint in Bangkok), the setup set me back $100. A nameless staffer I wanted to call Giuseppe put me in a spotless wool tux with vest, shirt, tie, cufflinks and studs for $60 (normally $50 with the vest running an added $10). A rental, mind you, I planned on picking up the following day, and was instead sent home with immediately. Plus, Giuseppe whispered, "It's no trouble if you bring it back after the weekend." Well G, if you insist. There is no order and inventory is scattered like felines in a cat lady's abode, but you get what you need, longer than you need it, for three Jacksons and 15 minutes of your precious, precious day. Plus, you get jolly gents calling you "sir." Proper. read more

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Needs to move back to the original location, whether the old building is sold or not. Whether it was demoed or not. JFK and Conan obrien and families upon families went there. Must be a historical protected store as it was, even if they have to rebuild a copy of the original store and give a tax break. Plumbing in London that is younger is given historical status and protection. read more

I want to begin this review by saying that 2 out of 3 of the employees I spoke with were wonderful and kind and the alterations that were made to the jacket I brought in were perfect, and the prices are very reasonable. Keezer's would be an ideal place to get a suit altered if it were not for the third employee who is an extremely transphobic asshole. While I was looking for a shirt, a group of men were having a loud conversation in the next aisle over that I was generally not listening to, however it is difficult for me to ignore the word "tranny" being thrown around casually. The context used was something about "trannies reading kids stories", which is obviously referring to the hot topic of drag performers reading books for children at libraries. As I was heading to check out, the man who had said this (he has an unmistakable southern accent) asked me if I found everything alright. I told him yes, but for his reference, the word he was looking for was "drag queen" and not "tranny". He told me that he does not care and that it makes no difference to him. I informed him that tranny is a slur and that as a transgender person, hearing him use this makes me incredibly uncomfortable. He once again told me to my face that he did not care and that it was on me if I was listening in on his (loud) private conversation (in a nearly silent store). I told him that his conversation was quite loud and that as a customer this made me feel very unwelcome. He simply said ok, and very clearly, true to his word, did not care. Unfortunately, judging by the website, it looks like he may be the owner, or at the very least a very involved employee (nearly all of the pictures that feature a person on both their website and their Instagram show him). I will never be returning to Keezer's for this reason and cannot recommend that any trans person, those who care about trans people, or anyone who would like to be treated with basic respect use their service either. Edit: I do not believe the man in question is the owner. read more

I needed to rent a tuxedo for a black tie wedding. The experience with Keezers was bad at every point. They have no selection of style - it's only black with notched lapels. (I had wanted midnight blue with shawl lapels.) One type of shoe: plastic. one type of shirt. One type of trousers: cinch waist. Cinch waist trousers come undone when you sit, so I asked for suspenders to be added to my rental. They agreed, but when I opened the bag, there were no suspenders. I also also confirmed that they would be supplying studs, cufflinks, all the necessary accessories. They provided unmatched cufflinks. One was red, the other white, in different metals. They did not provide any studs. And crucially, They did not provide a tie for a black tie outfit!! I trusted them, so I didn't check everything until I was at the hotel getting dressed. Finally, when I went to return the items, the tailor tried to tell me they were closed, even though it was the same time and day I had been the first time, he was in the shop, other customers were in the shop, the sign on the door said they were open, and the hours posted on the door and online said they were open. Never going back. read more

I've been to Keezer's a few times in the last year for basic tailoring services. They've done a fine job with the simple things I asked for, but I don't think I'll be returning since the employees are collectively so terrible at customer service. On multiple occasions I've tried to drop something off and it's like the staff, whether they're seemingly occupied with other customers or not, are in a competition to see who can ignore you the longest. It's entirely unclear what you have to do to get any kind of service at Keezer's. You go down the stairs and for some reason there are two counters: What is the purpose of each? Am I supposed to wait at one of them? Among the people milling about, who actually works there? Hard to say, because I can guarantee no one's going to welcome you when you arrive or ask "How can I help you today?" It's even worse when they get busy because then the problem is compounded: The no-mans-land between the counters becomes a mass of lost-looking people all being ignored. There's no queuing system or waiting area, so good luck trying to guess how long you'll be standing around. Bostonian Tailoring (downtown) is a bit of a trek for me, but I'll be using them exclusively in the future. read more

The tuxedo rental prices are a throwback to my senior prom...uuuhhh a few decades ago. I remember paying $50 at the time and this place is stuck in a time warp and hasn't gone up since. Kudos to them for that. Parking is simple and the lot has never been full, just come down the one way street it is on and pull right into the lot. You also never really know what you are going to get as it all depends on what is pulled off the rack. Most are pretty standard black tuxes with different colored vests (that cost another $10) but they may not have your size or something that is super high end that would have a cost of $1000 outside of the store. The times I've rented, I have no clue what brand I even ended up with, just knowing that it looked good enough for the high profile events. Help here is decent even if a bit curt. Don't go in looking for a warm and fuzzy experience. They'll get you in and out in about a half hour if you aren't too picky and that includes trying everything on with some instructions on how things work, like adjusting pant size without a belt. It's man vs. man customer service, kind of like what you'd get at a local hardware store....no BS but no smiles, either. My biggest and really only complaint is the smell of the clothing. It has that moth ball, old man type funk to it and I had to cover myself in cologne for the event just to cover it up. I didn't know what else to do, would febreze work? When my recent rental was returned, they thoroughly went through all pockets before I walked out the door to ensure I didn't leave anything behind. The price can't be beat but the product quality certainly can. So you need to weigh out what you are looking for and most of us just want something quick and easy for a wedding, funeral, ball or cruise and not have to drop two benjys on it. read more

TL;DR - rude service, they don't listen to what you actually want, sloppy quick measurements on the tailoring, bad communication, use busyness as an excuse for an unprofessional lack of attention. More details: They refused to listen to customer, pushing toward a different size than the one I wanted, lecturing me about "style" and how it's supposed to look (like an old man in a baggy suit apparently). I relented bc hey this place has great reviews. After tailoring it looked terrible, too baggy and didn't fit right. Got angry at me for suggesting we switch out the jacket to the size I originally wanted. I was willing to pay more for this, mind you. Still very rude. Offered to do a second round of tailoring (which I paid for). Still looked like an old man in an oversized suit. Oh, and their communication is terrible - called several times simply to ask if the suit was ready for pickup and they ALWAYS said I don't know, we'll call you back and NEVER did. $600 wasted, I will never wear this suit. Life lesson learned - don't trust online reviews, refuse to pay until goods are in hand and you're satisfied, and don't try to save money by going secondhand if you want a suit to look great. read more

What a hidden treasure. Been driving by for years, but had no idea what a trove of (mostly) men's experienced & new clothing was available within. Found a perfect 44 XL blue cashmere blazer for $95. If you're 6' 4-6" it's still available. Another standout was a finely tailored Brooks Bros. suit for $200 (44 L). Also women's tuxes. Staffed by true gentlemen from the eldest to the younges; all four were extremely helpfult. Don't miss Keezer's! read more

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Spectacular shop for quality menswear My son is into vintage menswear and so we headed out to Keezer's to find him some nice things on a recent trip to Boston. The selection is amazing, the clothing excellent, and the service exceptional. If you are looking for 'cheap' menswear Keezer's isn't the place but it was quite inexpensive for the quality of the goods (and brands). We ended up dropping a nice chunk of change but could easily have spent much, much more if we had the inclination and wherewithal. I strongly recommend shopping here if you live in or are visiting the Boston area. read more

A very nice store with great second hand dress and business casual menswear. Thoughtful staff, extremely nicely laid out inventory. Definitely worth taking a look to pick up some nice menswear. Prices are reasonable and they have a superb tailor in house. There were some things your don't see very much at this price point of used medium and higher end menswear: a good selection of good quality sweaters, all nicely folded and displayed. Lots of overcoats. Some good very high end sport jackets. You can hunt without having to claw through. Good sorting of everything by size and type. Definitely worth checking out. Probably the best shop of its kind in the city, I would say. read more

For it's price, Keezer's does a pretty good job, I went to get a tux rental for a concert. Customer service was lacking a little in my case, the guy who started me off disappeared and I had to approach another staff member to help me out with the rest, though the second guy was much more helpful. Large range of suit and formals for hire and sale. The doesn't look fancy but hey I paid $50 for a tux rental so I'm not complaining. read more

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Fantastic place with a very helpful, attentive and knowledgeable staff. I was impressed by how many suits and articles of clothing they had. The gentleman who assisted me was terrific - professional, knowledgeable on style, rapidly picked out outfits which suited me and delivered the goods within the timeframe promised. I also like the general atmosphere of the place - something about it being underground, quiet, and full of all sorts of clothes is enchanting and calming. I see myself going back to Keezer's as one of my regular clothes shopping haunts. read more

I am a long time customer of Keezers going back to the 80s so I was thrilled to see that a location has opened in my Porter Square neighborhood. I recently had alterations done to a dress for a wedding and I sent my son and his friend there to find clothing and have alterations done for the same weddings. Today my son went to pick up his jacket and to purchase a shirt. While he was shopping an older man with glasses and a beard was helping some customers and talking loudly about "trannies". This word is a slur for transgender people and is as offensive as using the N word. My son let the man know the correct, inoffensive word for what he was talking about, to which the man replied that he didn't care. My son then told him that he is a transgender person and that he found his language offensive. The man repeated that he didn't care. If this man is an employee he should be fired immediately for this behavior as a representative of the business. If this person is the new owner, SHAME ON YOU! I will never shop in Keezers again and I will let all of my neighbors and friends know not to shop there. I will also post reviews describing the disgusting treatment of my son in this store. This is completely unacceptable and I will do everything in my power to make it clear this behavior won't be tolerated. read more

This place is amazing and open until at least June! They have tons of new tuxedos ($200-250) and used ones for even cheaper. They also have a big selection of really nice used suits for $50-150, most in the $75 range. And they have old school customer service, if you want it - experts to help you pick something out. Definitely come by! read more

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I had an incredible experience here, would highly recommend. #1 was the staff - I was helped by a younger gentleman who looked me up and down and sized me correctly almost immediately, and was amazingly helpful in terms of all the different styles, what type of event I needed the tux for, and price points for every budget level. They've got master tailors in house as well! Pickup was a breeze, and I couldn't be happier with the tailored fit, final price, speedy turnaround time, and personalized assistance. read more

Fantastic experience here. Staff was very friendly and helpful, taking their time to find a best fit for me. If you are okay with used suits, the prices are truly incredible for the quality. If they happen to have a suit with close enough fit to be tailored, you can get a high-end suit purchased and tailored for less than 300. I think it's always worth it to pay them a visit before dropping cash at a more generic store. read more

Salesman was extremely rude and arrogant. When it came to picking stuff out he chose the most expensive items, after I told him the style I was looking for he completely dismissed me and tried to force me to get what he picked out. I found something much better for hundreds less read more

A+ for allowing me to try on whatever my little heart desired and for also allowing me to get a few pictures of myself looking not entirely unlike a frilly Easter egg. Their suit selection is fantastic and all were reasonably priced. I abhor wearing suits so I avoid this at all costs. However, should something come up where I absolutely can't avoid it I think I will be back to pick up a nice one on the cheap. I also enjoyed looking through their racks of pants. I had no idea they made pink seersucker. I do know of the glory now though and you can believe I will preach the gospel. Back to the matter at hand though. 80s prom. Blue tux? Oh yes, indeed they have them, and lavender (see my pics) and yellow. Seriously. They were a work of art. Sadly, they were just a touch more than I was willing to spend (just as well as two other Yelpers came in while I was there looking for the same thing). They were so much fun to try on though. Their rental section seems expansive and has so many options for accessories to match any hideous color scheme a wedding may throw at you. Oh, and they have ruffled shirts, LOTS of them. They have shoes galore though the prices on those seem slightly out of touch with reality. $150 for used shoes? Used. I work for a shoe site so I understand how much Allen-Edmonds retail for but torn leather is torn leather regardless of the name attached. One other gripe. The hours are limiting. I work in DTX and since the red line seems to burst in to flames every time I step on after 5 it can be hard to make it to Central by 6. For men though, this is hands-down the best vintage store I've come across. It was so nice to be surrounded by things that I actually could actually wear. I wasn't relegated to the one sad little rack in the back corner, no. This store was all me and great fun. Hopefully I can avoid it, but should I need something schmancy this is where I will be. read more

I passed by this store for years until I needed a tux for the Brattle Theater Oscar party in 2016. They fitted me for a tux and answered a dozen questions in about 20 minutes. The tux I tried on was the exact one that I walked away with a few days later and they allowed me to hold onto it for a few days. Try renting a tux anywhere else, they'll take your measurements and send for a tux from a warehouse that will supposedly fit you, and don't even think about having it for more than one day without serious extra charges. The people at Keezer's were great and I just rented another tux for 2017. Did I mention it only cost $50 ? Check it out ! read more

I had to get married on Christmas. Mr. Keezer helped me look classy while doing this. At first I was overwhelmed by the selection and was starting to lose faith that I'd find anything. But then Mr. Keezer came to my rescue and spent a good twenty or thirty minutes helping me find a tux that fit decently enough on my small frame. I definitely didn't want to look like I was borrowing my dad's tux. Five stars for the unparalleled selection of mens' used formalwear. Five stars for the incredible service. read more

This is the kind of place I love-- a little ugly and eyesore-ish on the outside but thrift store and wonderful options on the inside. I love places that are packed to the gills like this. We found a tux that looked great and the salespeople were extremely helpful. Dee (D?) was the one who helped us- he was extremely considerate and patient. These guys stayed after the place closed to help my bf get the tux he needed. This place saved my ass (and my boyfriend's) after we went to Men's Wearhouse in the search of a tux. DO NOT GO TO MEN'S WEARHOUSE-- we should have gone here first. Old school and wonderful. Wish they had women's :-) read more

I went here with my boyfriend. All he needed was a tux for our formal night for our cruise. What else needs to be said? There's a vast selection to choose from. Keezers is easy to find! They have their private parking lot, so no need to dig up any quarters for parking meters. Any person you talk to is more than willing to help you find what you need. Friendly staff with everything to offer! Come here. Spend pennies and dimes on your handsome self! read more

Shopping at Keezer's feels like a treasure hunt. No where else does my ability to zoom in on the most expensive items in a store (what my mom calls a curse) come in so handy! Perhaps I have found my calling in quickly pulling Zegna and Ralph Lauren suits out from amongst the hundreds of Men's Warehouse ones. For that, my boyfriend thanked me for making shopping so "efficient." There are some unbelievable finds here, both new and second-hand, selling for 10% of the original price. If you're interested in tuxedos, you can buy one here for the equivalent price of renting elsewhere- and if it's your lucky day, (like it was my boyfriend's) then you can walk out owning a perfectly fitted Barney's tux (easily worth 1,000 dollars) for a cool 100. Now, only if figuring out how to tie a bowtie was so easy... read more

I got a Brooks Brothers jacket here for $38.50. Are you kidding me? This place is unreal. Heck JFK used to bring his old suits here when he was in college down the road. Come here...get a Tux for what you could rent one for! If you're coming to Boston, this is a MUST STOP place. read more

A massive collection of ridiculously cheap men's suits, tuxes, frock coats, and other dressy garments. The quality and condition of the suits vary considerably, but with a little adventurous searching it's not hard to find something in very good to excellent condition for criminally cheap. You are saving so much money buying here that you can easily afford a good tailor to transform the suit so it looked as if it was made to fit you and still be spending less than half of what you would have in retail. They also have a rather random collection of men's hats including bowlers and fedoras. Finding your size and a style you like is a bit tricky but the stock changes very often. Truly a hidden gem. read more

I don't get it. This place charged me $185 to *rent* a basic, used tux off the shelf (with no alterations) for my high school son's chorus concert. We picked it up Tuesday and had to return it Thursday. I have no idea why people are saying you can buy one there for $200-250. If that were the case, I would think they would tell me I could pay $15 to keep it. read more

I didn't even bother going to a tux place at the mall after reading the reviews for Keezers. This is the right place. My uber-proper daughter commiserated with the sales person about how improper it was for my groom to be wearing a tux for an afternoon wedding - everyone knows a 2pm wedding demands a morning coat. The well seasoned sales person Dave was low key but very well versed in proper suit etiquette, fit and style. He did not give me grief when I pointed my groom towards tails even though tails are an after 7pm option, though my daughter certainly did. Dave measured up my intended, then we worked our way up from the cheap tuxes, the nicer used tuxes (under $80), and up to a Zanieri, the best one in the place (under $500). Getting the type of suit you want in the size you want is a bit hit and miss. As mentioned before the sales people are honest about the fit and steer you toward what looks good on you. At one point Dave pointed out a hard-to-see flaw in the suit, took it back to the sales desk to be marked (and marked down?). The selection is huge, so your chances are pretty darn good of finding something that suits you. Caveats: The shoe selection is OK - new and used, but not as good as the suit selection. We also ended up going elsewhere for a vest, K&G's Suits. Keezer's smells a bit musty - but its paid for, which is why they can go so low on their prices. The studs, ties and cummerbunds are very reasonable. Overall this place gets 5 stars for transforming my mister into a sharp dressed man quickly and in budget. We'll be back the next time he needs formal wear. read more

It's got a weird name and looks shady from the outside, but don't be fooled. This place is fantastic. Came here for tux rental after a couple of mediocre experiences elsewhere, and they were fantastic. Good price for a rental tux, friendly staff, and no up-selling... Note that the renting experience isn't very polished. It's more like "We've got a room full of shoes over there, go try some on." It's all good though. They won't steer you wrong. read more

Wanna dress like 7 figures on a grad student stipend? Step through the time warp into Keezers. The pace, the atmosphere, and the prices are definitely anachronistic. Not only are the purchase and rental prices great (50 bucks for a complete tux, with cumberbund or vest, tie, studs, cuff links - 7.50 more if you need shoes), but unlike most rentals they aren't looking for ways to gouge you for more. They can be pretty forgiving about returns a day or two late, or a missing stud. Hopefully rising rents in Cambridge won't drive this place away. read more

I'll admit, I'm kind of a fashion klutz. My Yelp Elite Hoodie may now officially be my coolest thing I own (well, I do appreciate my corduroy blazer, but beyond that, it's a combination of shirts and pants and shorts and whatnot.). I've discussed my klutziness in my review for Wrentham Outlets, but I thought I would preface all of that before I went further. I came out to Keezer's because I was in need of a tux-related outfit for the 80s Prom. While Keezer's does not have color tuxes for rent, they do have some options in the case one wants to buy them. As for regular tuxes, they have an incredible selection, and as everyone has mentioned, great service in terms of helping one (particularly someone who doesn't know what they're looking for) get what they need. I ended up paying a little bit for my outfit, but it wasn't more than I would have paid to rent elsewhere, or to buy the pieces I got (and I have some nice tuxedo pants for future use). And there are always uses for a baby blue tuxedo jacket. The thing I may appreciate the most is the plastic wrap thingy they put over my stuff after I bought it. I got caught in the mother of all typhoon thingies coming out of Park Street, and while nearly everything else I own is currently in a dryer, the tux, shirt, and pants are in good shape. Overall, their selection looks great for standard rentals, and their service is incredible. read more

I've been going to Keezer's for years. They've got a great selection and the staff are so incredibly helpful. I bought a black suit & bowtie for a Halloween event. I had never tied a bowtie. The guy who helped me insisted I be able tie it myself before I left the store. He was so helpful and patient when it took me at least 5 tries. I'd highly recommend Keezer's. They're affordable and helpful and sometimes will even find you a fancy vintage Brooks Brothers hanger to bring home with you. read more

Ah Keezer's.... i pass this place every day on my commute home, and for the first year of doing so i could have sworn that it was abandoned. Eventually i came to realize that the beat-up, falling apart sign was NOT indicative of a closed business. Still, i never imagined myself having the need to shop there - after all, how often do i shop for formalwear? Fast forward to the present day - the workplace is having a "Casino Royale" night, and everyone is encouraged to dress the past (scenes from The Office start flashing before my eyes). Suddenly i am in need to a bow tie (self-tie - we're not fooling around here) and pocket square. So i check amazon - can't get free shipping on both. I call around to all the chain tux shops in the area, they are either grossly overpriced or do not have a pocket square (this is shocking). Begrudgingly, i look up the number for Keezer's and dial it. They've got both items i need, and for the lowest overall price. I resolve to head there later in the day. I start to wonder what the inside looks like - perhaps the outward appearance hides a much more professional looking, more organized formal-wear shop. I park next to the building (they have a very small parking lot) and enter. In the vestibule i'm greeted by shovels, rock-salt, and other indicators of the tough winter we've have this year. But as i enter, i see something far more jarring - boxes piled all the way to the ceiling - containing ties, shirts, suits, tuxes - basically everything. The entire entranceway is narrowed by 3-4 rows of cardboard - it is as if they are using the front of the store as the "back room". I walk to the counter, tell the man what i need. He grabs me a pocket square and goes to find a bow tie. I look around - boxes are not everywhere, but they're scattered in just about every corner. The rest of the place can best be described as "the store that time forgot" - it just has a very "aged" feel to it, from the merchandise all the way to the displays. All of this said, i got the items i was looking for, at the lowest price around. And that is exactly why Keezer's is still around - it doesn't bother trying to impress you, it just sells you what you need at a fair price. That fits the description of "A-OK" to me. read more