They rented me a wonderful tuxedo for a wedding. The price was great and it fit like a charm! I…read morehighly recommend!

Amazing personal service in renting a white tie tails tuxedo for a Broadway opening. They know…read moretheir stuff. Made sure it fit perfectly. Friendly and helpful.

Excellent service. Never said no to anything. Old fashioned quality tailor. I'll bring all my work…read moreto him.

Decided to buy a tux with 2 black tie events coming up. Thought I could buy something inexpensive…read moreat Macy's but wasn't impressed with the tux quality nor the ultimate cost. So I did some research for a local tailor and decided to give Vihan a try based on the reviews. What I found was an institution of over 50 years in North Jersey. Vihan Custom Tailors was exactly what I was searching for in a custom shop. First and foremost, Joe was super welcoming and gregarious. I explained I needed a tux for an upcoming wedding and outlined my timing. He was helpful and very accommodating. If I had a dollar for every time Joe said "no problem" to any of my requests, it would have paid for the tux! Just by looking at me, he brought me to the rack with my size to get a good fit. The quality of the jackets was immediately noticeable. All of the blazers were stylish. The process was quick and painless. Next, Joe showed me around the store so I could see the rest of their dapper inventory. We added a shirt and a couple accessories and I was on my way. When my tux came in, I met Vihan, the founder and tailor of the shop. During the fitting, I watched a master in action. My body is on the stockier side so I'm always concerned about the fit of suits. Vihan assured me it wouldn't be an issue. After the fitting, I asked Joe if one of the blazers I liked the previous visit could be ready with my tuxedo on short notice for the rehearsal dinner. As usual, Joe's answer was "no problem!" When the tuxedo and blazer came in I couldn't be happier. I love the quality of the tux. It immediately stood out for the premium material and intricate stitching. Vihan & his team did a fantastic job with the alterations, including to my shirt. The tuxedo was form-fitting and not boxy. I was ecstatic with the fit. During the wedding festivities, I was extremely excited about how well the blazer and the tuxedo looked and felt. Both outfits stood out; especially the tux in a sea of tuxes. Needless to stay I will be going to Vihan for all of my menswear and tailoring needs in the future. Loved getting to know the Joe, Vihan & the team. You'll always be in good hands with them. In the age of department stores, a family-owned, local bespoke tailor is quite the find. Vihan's classic, personal experience shouldn't be missed. See you guys soon!

Everything excellent. Clothes Service and Atmosphere. Thank you!!! Jorge and both Marks so Nice…read more!!!

The selection is fairly limited, and it only fits one style niche. It was difficult for me to find…read moresomething I liked or to shop for others. Most of the same brands can be found at department stores, which also offer more models and diverse styles. The salesman, a larger muscular man, was also very short and brusque. This made for an uncomfortable experience.

Took about 2 months for my online order of ready to wear items to arrive. The shirt I ordered…read morelooked nothing like the photo (the whole reason I ordered was that I wanted a white button down with darts in the back. Unlike the photo, the shirt I received has none). The 'mystery bottoms' wound up being an ugly skirt that feels like polyester (thats on me for ordering a mystery item though). And to top it off, depite advertising a free mystery gift with the order, nothing was included. Incredibly dissapointing and i will never order again. Misleading clothes, and the operation seems very disorganized. A total waste of money.

I chose The Tailory to create a custom bridal jumpsuit after being assured they could replicate a…read morespecific design, provide 5-6 fittings (or as many as needed), and deliver the finished garment well before my wedding. The idea was to replicate the top of a dress I'd tried on and make it a jumpsuit with wide leg pants. I first met with them in October of 2025 for my Memorial Day 2026 wedding. Unfortunately, the experience was defined by delays, broken promises, poor communication, and a lack of accountability. At my first fitting in January, I was shown a test garment that looked nothing like the reference photo. I was assured that once the corset structure was added, it would match the approved design. At my March fitting with the actual fabric, the top still looked nothing like the reference, and I was again told that additional structural work would make it look exactly as promised by the next appointment. They routinely delayed appointments, and when I expressed concern about not having enough time to complete the outfit on time, they assured me that we were on track. However, when I returned in May--after additional delays and with my wedding only three weeks away-- literally no progress had been made. Even simple work I had specifically been told would be complete, such as lining the pants, had not happened. In hindsight, the multiple fittings and test garment served little purpose because the top design was clearly never developed correctly from the beginning. Rather than fittings showing incremental progress, I spent months being told that the next fitting would finally make it resemble the reference photo. In fact, no progress was actually being made. At my final fitting, weeks before my wedding and 7 MONTHS after our first meeting, I was told that the employee who had been handling my garment was no longer with the company and that they were starting over on the top. Despite having the exact reference photo that I had provided in October and that they had repeatedly assured me they could replicate, I was now being asked what I wanted the garment to look like. During the appointment, Shao cut off one of the straps to completely reshape the top and used Sharpie markings across the front to indicate future changes. She acknowledged we were starting from scratch. I was also told that the low back and low front shown in the reference design would require fashion tape or a tie across the back, despite the fact that I had been assured from the beginning that the design could be recreated as shown. The top design was supposed to replicate the top of a dress I had tried on that required no such support. When I expressed concern that my wedding was only weeks away, I was again told that this timeline and process was normal. Dylan and Shao explained that they had been away and that this contributed to their lack of oversight, yet afterward Dylan claimed in writing that "we've had multiple conversations throughout this process regarding timing and progress." In reality, I had not spoken with Dylan since my initial consultation 7 months earlier. The next fitting appointment they offered me was almost two weeks later. There would literally be no time to spare between this next appointment and my wedding if the top was not completed to perfection. I paid for the garment in full when it was commissioned in October based on the representations made during the consultation. Looking back, that should have been a warning sign. None of the key promises regarding the design, timeline, or fitting process were provided in writing, and when problems arose, I was directed instead to terms of service buried at the bottom of the company's website. At this point it was looking like I might not have anything to wear at my wedding, and I was forced to find another outfit off the rack two weeks before my wedding. The Tailory refused to let me out of my contract or issue a refund. I have since spoken to multiple vendors in the industry to inquire if this process is "normal" and all have listened to my story in sympathy and horror. Some said that sometimes unavoidable issues come up with tight deadlines, but in those cases they work round the clock to deliver the completed garment with at least two weeks to spare. Even if some of the issues stemmed from a former employee, my contract was with The Tailory, and the company never accepted responsibility for failing to deliver what was promised or even issue an apology for the stress they caused. They treated me like my expectations were unreasonable, and I was to blame. I was able to secure a refund through my credit card company, but The Tailory made the process difficult by disputing my claim. After a thorough investigation, Visa did eventually find in my favor. I cannot recommend The Tailory and encourage others to steer clear.

I found MdT through an ad on facebook. I had been looking to replace work suits through a…read more"made-to-measure" company because I'm short and barrel chested and very few off the rack suits are an option for a proper fit, but I do not have the budget right now for true custom suiting. I chose MdT over some of the more established options because they showed up in DC temporarily at the right place and time, and they seemed a little more conservative in styling than SuitSupply. I ended up buying two suits from MdT during a pop-up event they did in DC. I'm pleased with the finish, styling, and price point, I ended up spending about $1400 for 2 half-canvas suits. The overall experience was pleasant, including selection of fabric, options, and measurements. The "style valet" talked through what I was buying the suits for and what my work and office environments are like, and my general wardrobe and style. After about an hour session (including measurements taken), I had to wait about 3 weeks for my first suit. I had to have the first set of pants tailored, but after communicating the issues back to the "style valet", the second suit addressed those issues and was good to go straight out of the box. Given the inherent challenges of building a suit off a single measurement, I'd recommend that MdT is best if you're in New York and can go in for a second measurement once your first item is ready for you. But I made it work from another city. My assigned "valet" was pretty responsive and helpful by email. In sum, I recommend MdT, though if you're in NYC you've got a lot more options. This is a very competitive niche but I'm happy with the quality, service, and value I got from Martin de Tours.

The quality of their goods is great, but their turnaround time has gotten pretty terrible. In late…read moreDecember, I ordered a suit and 2 shirts. I was told they would hopefully be delivered by February, but March at the latest. March comes along, and they have to email me to ask for my address. That's a bit weird - I gave it to them when I ordered, and it's the same address they've delivered to before. Whatever. The package arrives, and it's just the shirts - not the suit. I ask what's up. 2 days later, they say everything was sent at the same time, and I should just wait. I email again a few days later... no response. I email again... they say they'll check. But no follow up - so I email yet again. Oh, they found it, they just never shipped it. Whoops. Even then, it took 2 more followup emails and 3 more business days before they even handed it to UPS.

They make mistakes and then they ask you to carry the burden. I had ordered a couple of things from…read morethem in the past but one day they delivered two coats I hadn't ordered. I emailed them to ask what it was about and they realized they had shipped another order to me without even realizing it. Without offering a single word of apologies they just asked me to print out a return slip and drop off the package -- all at my expenses in terms of gas, print outs (we don't have a printer at home), and time. In other words, they were expecting me to do they own job without even saying thank you or that they were sorry for the inconvenience they caused me. A rude unprofessional company who I will never buy from ever again.

I've been a customer for about a year and a half now. The team here is excellent. Very friendly,…read morenot pushy salesmen but instead informative, knowledgeable on their fabrics and cuts and fit. They've helped me redesign nearly my whole wardrobe and I'm extremely happy. I have an overcoat, a couple of shirts, some trousers, a sports jacket and four suits and regularly wear them all. They fit better than anything I own, feel comfortable and I regularly get compliments. Looking forward to these pieces lasting years and years. I highly recommend AoS!

Extremely overpriced alterations. $200 for a simple trim, it included dry cleaning something I…read moredidn't ask for or was informed about before or needed.

He is gentleman with great selection and he offers a lot of options for a formal affairread more

I recently sought out Frank DeJackmo of Point Click Tailor to make a few custom suits for myself…read moreand business partner and I have to say they are truly the best. After having a less than satisfactory experience with other tailors, Frank was recommended to me with the promise of high quality products and excellent customer service. He more than exceeded our expectations. Frank came to my apartment in the city to measure and fit us, spending 3 hours with us going over every detail. I was impressed. Upon completion (which was exactly on the time he gave us), he came back to the city for a second fitting to ensure everything fit perfectly. He made the necessary adjustments and had our 4 perfect suits back to us a week later. I am in the customer service industry and can confidently say that service does not get better. Thank you so much Point Click Tailor. If you need custom bespoke clothing, look no further. You will not be disappointed.