Men's Wearhouse-NJ-South

We chose Men's Wearhouse because we had members of the bridal party and family who do not live locally. Everyone was able to go and size themselves for their suits and make adjustments up until a few weeks before the wedding. The suits were a beautiful blue color and were exactly what my husband wanted. Drop off the following day was easy and efficient.

They honestly didn't have too many options and were pretty pricey. We chose them mainly because we had groomsmen in different states so this was the most convenient.

We used Men's Wearhouse for our wedding primarily because our wedding party is located across the US and we were trying to accommodate the different locations. Three days before the wedding, they did not have a tux for the groom because they "forgot to press confirm" when we went in 6 months earlier; they messed up the colors for the bridesmen and the groomsmen so they were wearing different color reds; they provided skinny pants for some of the men who ordered regular pants so that the men's legs were unable to fit in the pants; they provided regular pants for some of the men who ordered skinny pants so that the men looked like children; they ordered a shoe size that was one size too small for my father; they provided skinny jackets for men who ordered regular jackets; they require you to return the tux between 11 and 3pm the day following the wedding and they only allow you to pick up the tux 2 days in advance, so if you need to travel, you will be charged for picking it up early. Overall their tux shirts are of terrible quality, their service is unaccommodating, they consistently make errors and if we could go back in time we would absolutely use a different vendor because they magnified the anxiety and tension during an already extremely stressful time.

If you are looking for a seamless experience for finding your groom's and groomsmen attire for your big day, I would HIGHLY recommend looking elsewhere. At the end of the day, my groom & the groomsmen all looked great and everything worked out, however that came at a price -- not necessarily $$, but there was a lot of back & forth, poor customer service, and not to mention added stress to the already long to-do list otherwise known as wedding planning. I won't write the laundry list of the hiccups during the planning process, but to sum it up, Men's wearhouse was a headache to work with rather than a helpful vendor.