Men's Wearhouse - Boston

. (You get fitted, pick up your suit the week of the wedding, then return the suit the day after the wedding). All suits come with pocket squares, socks (to keep), and shoes too. They have a good variety of colors and brands too. However, they did mess up our order. Some of the men got bowties and some got regular ties. One of our groomsman's sizing was off too - despite the receipt saying the correct size (which is good he tried on his suit before leaving the store). Also, not all men had "shoes" on their receipts and some of them weren't sure if they were supposed to be getting them - which resulted in a lot of questions/back and forth with us (the bride and groom). This was the 3rd wedding I had heard of that they had "messed up" (we had a few friends use them for theirs too). If you're a type A and organized person and ready to micromanage - they could be good for you! Otherwise I don't think I'd recommend.

gh a chain store for our big day. However, their selection (albeit a bit limited) was of high quality. Most importantly, they all fit like a glove! The rental and return process was easy, and included all accessories (bow tie, shoes, socks, shirt, cuff links, pocket square, etc) which was a plus. Most importantly, they have a vast selection of sizes to account for everyone in our group.

isiting this location was BY FAR the worst experience I've had doing anything wedding-related (and if we're being honest, I can't recall a worse case of customer service in my recent memory). My groom's father just passed away so we went into the store to pick the formal wear for our October wedding, and we even brought his mother along, as a fun way to get back into wedding planning. We were ignored for about 10-15 minutes, and then when finally approached we told the salesman we had an appointment booked for noon and he didn't notify anyone of our arrival. Another couple walked in about 10 minutes after us and also said they had an appointment booked for noon. There was apparently only one "gentleman" (and I use that term loosely) available to help both couples so he walked over to us, barked at us and the other couple to sit down, and then told us he'd be doing our appointments at the same time. He literally sat there and did our intakes at the same exact time (i.e. would ask me/my fiance our info., and then turn to other couple and ask exact same questions of them). It was so unbelievable impersonal and unprofessional we left after about 4 intake questions. We walked out of the store with no apology or inquiry into why we were leaving and so my fiance went back in to speak to a manager. A salesman went over to the manager, who was folding clothes at the time, the manager looked at my fiance and then went back to folding clothes and after waiting about 5 minutes of the manager ignoring him (letting us very clearly know he didn't care about our concerns), my fiance decided to just leave. You should all be embarrassed at how poorly that store is run. I don't think that being pleasant and nice to customers is asking for too much.

ite, so selection was not great. Also for vests, we were told the color we should use to match the bridesmaid dresses, problem is that 1 color only was used on 1 of their vests. So where to start on how things went wrong. First off in each place, it seems the senior members will not handle tux rentals, that is below their status. So they make the younger staff members who do not do this professionally do the whole process. So it is great that a wedding is such a big deal, that they put their least senior members to help out. Second, the mistakes, and oh there were many. 1. After doing the whole choosing of tux's and styles, I find out when I got for my original fitting that they actually never put what I was going to be wearing into the systems. Yes the Groom is the 1 person they forget. 2. when we were done and tried to log into the online version so to manage the tuxes, it would not let us. The only people that seemed competent in their jobs were the online help, who helped to fix this and fix a mistake we would find in part 3. 3. We added both fathers to the group, having them have exactly the same outfit. Well first they forgot to put shoes to my father, so when I saw the receipt I had to point this out. Second they originally gave the brides father the wrong vest and tie color, so the fathers did not match at all. This we were luckily able to find and fix online. How they mess this up so easily when everything is computerized I do not know. 4. The measurements. One groomsman they did not have try on clothes to make sure the sizes they measured fit. Both fathers they tried to give them Slim Fit pants, even though they were never requested. Out of 8 tux's 4 or 5 of them had issues with measurements being completely wrong and needing to be fixed. 5. After getting my supposed discount from their promo, as well as paying my down payment, when I tried to make my final payment, they tried to charge the original full amount. I told them we had the promo code, which when shown, they applied the discount, and stated I needed to make a down payment for this whole thing to even be saved, which they then verified and applied the amount I had previously paid. Honestly, Men's Warehouse sucks for tux rental. The only thing that helps is if all people are out of state they can go to different locations, and also you can return to any one of their stores. This is the only reason I used them. Every wedding I have been a part of they have messed up in one way or another from examples like the ones above. If you have your whole wedding party close by, I would say use anyone else.