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'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.

As a person who has cancer, who lives on the same street, and can barely walk 200 feet without…read moreneeding to sit down, it's a shame that I'll have to take my business elsewhere. I walked into this shop and the old salesman (Leonard Simon) immediately assumed I wasn't a paying customer and that I work for Amtrak. He told me he was going to be a while because he was dealing with a customer. No worries, I waited for him to be done. After waiting 45 minutes for him to finish with the customer, someone else came in and the salesman (Leonard Simon) told me that I had to wait because the person who came in was a "paying customer" and I wasn't. Very rude and disrespectful. Never coming in this place again.

The quality of product, service, and fashion consultation was top notch at Tessuto. I bought a…read morecustom tuxedo here for my wedding, and it turned out fantastic. Next time I need to buy formalwear, I'll be going to Tessuto.

This is the first opportunity I had to use Tessuto. The people here are friendly,knowledgeable and…read moreare there to please . Tessuto is the go to place if you need formal attire .

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.

Boot Barn had a soft opening a few weeks ago and now with their hard opening I figure they got all…read morethe bugs out, and there weren't many because it's pretty much flawless. As the doors open you're hit with a strong leather smell and if you like that, well, you're in for fun. The front of the store has shelf after shelf of boots arranged by size. these are western /cowboy boots and come from plain at around$140 to tooled to painted to freaking ostrich skin at around $450. As i walked around I noted they also sell the polishes and creams needed to maintain boots and keep them clean so they want you to keep these in good trim for the long haul. The clothes they sell also have a strong western them in jeans, shirts and vests and I was hard pressed to find fault as all have a high cotton content and feel nice to the touch, unlike so many similar clothes found in the near-by mall that look nice but have a less pleasant feel. The staff is helpful but not obsequious. So, you don't feel ignored but neither do you feel smothered by them. I was actually looking for something to complain about. mentally I was thinking 5 star? but I can't. They don't have rubber boots! Yes they do. They don't have hiking boots! Yes they do. In the end the store runs to an aggressively western theme but they also have modern work/hiking/rain boots as well as stylish cowboy boots. They do not have European style riding boots, chukka boots or suede desert boots, so Clark's still has a reason to hang around but otherwise if you're looking for good boot etc this is the place to stop off. Heck if they'd had the brown drover's rain coat in my size I'd have to be explaining the purchase to my wife.

Unbelievable selection of western boots and name brand hats…read more Definitely worth a stop in.

PROS: This place was amazing for a leather store. They had hats, boots, jackets, and belts. The…read morestaff was friendly, they had a back room to try stuff on, everything was priced well, and the quality of the items seemed nice. They even have a TV in the front for those who wanted to watch sports CONS: I was not familiar with any of the brands. I'm not saying they're no-name brands but they weren't Frye, Justin, Thursday boot co, freestyle, or even Stetson. OVERALL: Unless you're a brand loyal person I recommend coming in here and checking out what they have. I'm sure you'll find something that fits your style and budget

An air of elegance and luxury. That's what the air smells like when I first walked as well as the…read moresmell of leather, real genuine leather. They have a friendly golden retriever that belongs to the owners here. I did not find that they were particularly helpful in asking do I need any assistance. Perhaps I didn't look like the right age to shop there. The store is huge as you keep walking back. Lots of the items I'm sure are famous and with labels. If you're looking to spend a lot of money this is the perfect store for you. You will be happy with your product because it should retain its value hopefully.