Tuxedo Junction

Horrible. Horrible. Horrible. We rented tuxedos from this place for a wedding. When we went to get sizes for our tuxes, Joe promised us that the tuxes would be form fitting. Then, when the time came for us to actually try our tuxedos on, every white dress shirt was an extra large. They looked like we were wearing trash bags. Joe told us that smaller sized dress shirts «didn’t exist» and was very snappy when we challenged him on that «fact.»
Also, the changing area in this place is a joke — very small curtained off sections of a room with super dim lighting. I kept bumping into the person next to me while getting changed and the curtain doesn’t close all the way so you can easily see each other undressing — super awkward and unacceptable. Also, the lighting is very dim. They probably do this so that you can’t see the stains on the shirts — I didn’t notice that my «white» dress shirt was yellowed until I saw the shirt in brighter light.
When all of the groomsmen were getting dressed for the wedding, we found that they had given us all different color vests — even when it was explicitly known that the colors should all be the same. It was very difficult to contact Gary to swap colors. When we finally reached him, he told us that someone would go to the store and get us the correct vests. When we went to pick up the correct color vests, they were STILL incorrect (and this was the day of the wedding, so we had to just deal with it.) On top of all of that, TWO separate groomsman’s shoes broke. The sole separated from the rest of the shoe. Poor quality shoes.
Yes, this place is cheap ($ 100 for the tux rental), but from my experience, it’s not that much less than other places. Please, save yourself the aggravation and spend the extra money somewhere else.
Also, if you are reading this and think that this is some sort of «fake» post to bash this place, I’ve included pictures of the mismatched vests and BOTH broken shoes. If I could, I’d give this place 0 stars.

I suspect that some of the negative reviews regarding Tuxedo Junction are written by those that represent chain stores and lose a lot of business to Tuxedo Junction.
Tuxedo Junction’s prices are lower than everyone else. It’s not a chain so that when you visit the store you’re dealing with the same people not a merry-​go-​round of new people that work for minimum wage and have no interest in the quality of the business.
My experience is that the staff is extremely helpful, knowledgeable, able to work on a quick deadline and the store is very clean.
I have used Tuxedo Junction many times and have always been very impressed!
It bothers me to no end that some other tuxedo rental stores charge more than double of what Tuxedo Junction charges for the same exact Tux.

STAY AWAY!!! STAY AWAY!!! This review will hopefully save you from the anxiety and make you laugh at that the events that would unfold before my wedding day. 6 months before my wedding we had begun tuxedo shopping, we had found a place with a style and color we liked, but it was a bit expensive. A few weeks later we received an ad in the mail for Tuxedo Junction, and the great deals they had. We called, spoke with Gary, and went in to see what they had in stock. I tried on a few different tuxedos, until we found one we liked and a vest that matched the bridesmaids’ dresses. Gary was very nice, and listened to what my wife wanted. Two of my groomsmen were out of town, and trying to get there sizes in to Gary was a pain. His voicemail was alway full, and email kept getting mail delivery errors. This should have been my first warning, but against my better judgement I gave him the benefit of the doubt. And with every size given, and groomsmen that went in they were asked shoe size, which I had mentioned numerous times we will be wearing chuck taylors.
The Thursday before the wedding, those of us living down here were finally asked to come in and try the tuxedos on. When we arrived nobody was there. Gary showed up 10 minutes later to let us in to a poorly lit showroom and dressing room, oh and did I mention the heat wasn’t turned on. After trying things on everything seemed fine with the exception of my father’s and best man’s coat. After a quick resize it seemed we were on our way, but we weren’t. Before we left, I realized we didn’t have pocket squares, which just like the shoes I had mentioned repeatedly. He then made it seem as if I was not clear about wanting them, but that he could help me out and have them shipped to the hotel the morning of my wedding. Friday night we had our rehearsal dinner, and after a chance for my other groomsmen to try on their tuxedos.
The following events are true and sadly not embellished in the least. Groomsmen One had a jacket with sleeves up to the elbows, and pants that were pleated (not what we asked for), also the vest which had clasps had to male clasps and couldn’t clasp in the back. After seeing this blunder we all went in for a further inspection.
Groom pleated pants as well.
Best Man holes from moths or mice in the crotch area, jacket pockets sewn shut and flap out
Groomsmen Two pants that didn’t match other pants
Groomsmen Three the only one with a complete tuxedo, but not matching anyone else.
From 8:30 — 9 I tried calling Gary, but got nothing but a full mailbox. I tried to email, but got nothing except mail delivery errors. Finally, my best man was able to get a hold of him. After some screaming and yelling, he said he could meet us at 8am even though they don’t open till 12 to fix the issues, because there is simply no way I’ll find someone else to get tuxedos from. Not feeling convinced and feeling sick to my stomach I spent most of my night searching online for other tuxedo vendors, spent some time on a chat with Dashmyan from Mens Wearhouse, and threw up twice from the stress and anxiety. MY fiancé finally calmed me down enough to sleep for maybe 2 hours, when I woke up at 5am I found her awake searching as well. We found a place called ROCHESTER FORMAL WEAR, remember that name folks cause these guys are the real deal, and if you take anything from this long ass review it’s those three words, ROCHESTER FORMAL WEAR. I sent them an email on a hope and a prayer that they would get it when they opened at 10am.
The next morning we went to Tuxedo Junction, and when we arrived the sign said open, lights were out, and door unlocked. We spent about 5 minutes inside shouting to see if anyone was there, before going back to the car which was warmer than inside. In ten minutes or so Gary appeared out of nowhere tapping on my car window. For the next hour and a half we tried on multiple coats and pants, each new item with a new batch of issues, until it got to a point that we knew it wasn’t going to get any better. The entire time Gary just kept saying I’m trying to help. If it wasn’t for my groomsmen and I making fun of the situation and Gary, I would have gone insane. I left there feeling deflated and embarrassed, thinking about how we would look standing there for the ceremony.
On the drive back to the hotel with our POS tuxedos, which would later be dubbed «the Gary», I got one of the greatest calls of my life. «Is this Joe, this is ROCHESTER FORMAL WEAR. We got your email, I’ve got what you want in stock and I’ll get the 5 of you fitted and out of here in 30 minutes.» We dropped off our «Gary’s» at the hotel, and went to ROCHESTER FORMAL WEAR. We walked in and were greeted. I said I’m Joe, and with that the measuring tape was out «literally» and sizes were being shouted out. We were whisked away by the guys there, and trying on shirts, jackets, and pants. It was in that instance I knew everything was going to be ok, and 30 minutes later we were off.

STAY AWAY!!! I repeat… STAY AWAY!!! This place is a complete joke and should be named Tuxedo JUNKtion! I am a big believer in reading reviews and wish my best friend would have done the same before he had us go to this chitshow of a business for our tuxes for his wedding last weekend.
Where do I begin… the dress shirts were 4x too big, the tuxes were 20+ years old and the hems fell out of the jacket arm and my pant leg as I walked to the ceremony. Not one groomsman had a clean shirt that fit.
Thank goodness for Al at The Tuxedo Club in Cinnaminson. I called him and explained my situation and he said to come right in. Not only did he find me a dress shirt that fit perfectly, but he DIDN’T CHARGE ME to rent it. Talk about a standup business move.
Then, when I went to return my tux on Monday, there was a sign on the door that said «out for a little» i.e. out to lunch. When I called I was told to leave it with the pizza shop next door because «they are our friends». SERIOUSLY?!
Honestly, I’m upset that I even have to give 1 star because this joke of a business doesn’t deserve any stars. For the love of all that is holy, stay away and take your business elsewhere. You will be sorely disappointed if you don’t.

Please DO NOT rent from this place!!! We recently came here for our wedding and were completely ripped off by Gary. His prices are only low because he is renting tuxedos that look like they were thrown in the trash from other places. Not only did I have about 10 small holes in the both sides of my pants, the button of my jacket fell off before the ceremony at church. The priest had to sew the button on in the back before my wife to be arrived and no this is not a joke.
First off the showroom is small so there is small selection of out dated tuxes.
Second, we were told we could only pick up our tuxes between 5−9pm the night before the wedding. When we picked up our tuxes all of my groomsmen were measured too big and some of tuxes had stains on them. The shirts were gigantic and we were instructed to use a military tuck because he didn’t have enough smaller sizes available at the store.
When we got to the reception my fathers pants were falling down and one of my groomsmen’s pant legs was longer than the other because the alterations came apart.
Any word but AWFUL would be an injustice to sum up how bad my experience was. It’s not worth aggravation to save $ 100. Gary couldn’t pay us enough to wear the tuxes that he provided us that day.

tuxedo junction was simply the worst tuxedo rental place i have ever been to. i wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.

I had the pleasure of dealing with this gem of a place about 3 years ago when I needed a tux for my son.
From the beginning I should have known it was going to be a hassle. First off, just walking into this place it was crowded and musky. The showroom is extremely small. The clerks were all busy and seemed like they didn’t have time for one more person. The choices are dated and anything that was new would cost close to $ 200. Then again, this was my first time dealing with a tux rental, so I thought this was normal. After making the initial selections, we were told to come back a few weeks later to pick up his tux. So a few weeks later, we get there and it appears that the entire world was there to pick up. The line was down the block. Never have I experienced this before ever. It was probably due to poor planning on managements part. So after waiting about an hour, we are finally next. We get the tux and go home. My son tries it on and it seems ok, expect for the shoes. They gave us shoes that were too small. By the time we noticed it was too late and they were closed. I had to run out the following morning the day of the prom to buy different shoes. I was extremely unhappy about this. And when I called them to complain, I was told it was my fault for not having him try it on there. After going back & forth with the sales clerk and playing phone tag for a few weeks, I gave up. Thankfully I will never have to do business with this place again. Stay away from here if you don’t want to deal with rude salespeople who don’t care about your event and are only there for a paycheck.
So if you are in the market for an easy experience, check out my other review for Formal Expressions. There are the best by far and I will recommend them to anybody.

This old girl has seen better days.
Stepping into the «show room» brings back memories of the 80’s that I, unfortunately, am old enough to have (the LATE 80’s mind you).
My sister recently pre-​paid for three tuxes for her wedding, but when I went to get fitted for mine, I was told that it was not pre-​paid and I had to pay for mine. I thought maybe I had misunderstood my sister so I paid for it and figured, if it was a mistake, it could be refunded later and wouldn’t be a big deal.
It was their mistake and they called to ask for my credit card number so they could refund me. They never did. When my sister pressed the issue they reluctantly hand wrote her a credit (on the back of a flyer or cocktail napkin) for One Free Tux Rental. That doesn’t cut it in my book. Make a mistake and make us pay for four tuxes, provide three and a «store credit» that will probably never be utilized.
Also the wrong shirt type was given to everyone when we picked up. They did provide the correct type, although mine had a stain (luckily it was not visible when I had the jacket on.)
The shirt type, the stain, that’s stuff that can probably happen anywhere, but the refusal to refund when it was their mistake is what will keep me from going back.