Men’s Wearhouse and Tux

I’ve been there a couple of times over the past couple of years to buy apparel for work (business casual) as well as a couple of suits, and I’ve never been disappointed with their service. I try to go when they aren’t too busy, so the salesmen can stay focused on you. Some salesman give a nice personal touch, to make it feel less like a shopping experience and more like working with a personal tailor.
The prices are high, but I think you get what you pay for in quality. This is especially the case for dress shirts (compared to department stores). Their jackets/​pants/​shoes/​accessories haven’t let me down yet either.
If prices were lower, and they had a larger selection of apparel that was more casual, I would probably shop there a lot more often.

It takes a ton of effort, skill, and ability to make me look good in something more than t-​shirts and shorts. Went in to get suits for a couple upcoming weddings. The staff was friendly and helpful. Price ended up being more than I expected but the product is great and they stand by it.

This is the second time I have shopped there. First time was in 2008 for a friend’s wedding and I needed a suit. Both times I was treated with exceptional customer service. This time, they really stood out. I had a salesman named Darryl (sp?) who helped both my wife and me for several hours. He really helped find the perfect outfits for me to wear which included practically a new wardrobe. I would shop there every day if I could. Thank you for everything!

Having found myself in same day need of a Tux for a formal event at a conference I was attending in Stowe I end up speaking to Anne. She was able to put together a great set from pieces on hand. She even had to be creative with billing as all rental require reservation. Talk to Anne if you need a professional and friendly guide for a Tux.

Fantastic customer service! I loathe the thought of clothes shopping, but coming here is a pleasure. Rob has a great fashion sense, and was able to help me find clothes that worked for me. When it comes to clothes shopping this is the only place I go. The service has been great year after year. (not sure about the other reviewers) Yes, you will spend more money here, but it sure beats pounding your head off the wall at the mall, dealing with minimum wage clerks, and a dismal selection. A++

WIth living in Vermont, you often find yourself limited to some options in the Fashion industry. At the time, I was a senior in college and looking for a suit for entering the real world employment market. I went into Men’s Wearhouse in Williston and was not greeted for about 10 minutes (might I mention the store was not busy) and when I was greeted it was a simple «hello». I was looking in their suit section and was never asked if I could be helped or what I could be helped with or anything. I stayed for about five more minutes and left.
About a month later I went back with a suit top that I had purchased from another clothing store and asked for them fit me. The female tailor come out from the back and pointed for me to stand on a elevated platform. I know I am young but I am one that wants to create a relationship with my tailor and what some line of communication for what I am looking for in the fit. I was never asked any questions about the suit top, how I wanted it measured and cut or what type of fit I preferred. At this point I was starting to get annoyed with the tailor for not asked these questions and when I tried talking with her, all I got was scrambled answers.
I left with paying about 20 dollars for the whole thing after applying my 50 dollar gift card.
I will say if I do choose to go back to this location, I will request a different tailor but I am hoping to avoid this location at all costs. Overall, I would suggest that if you do choose to shop or have your alterations done here, you make sure they are doing it how you want it, otherwise you may be disappointed.