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This store is caters to everyone’s needs. they carry everything in their store and if they don’t have your size they will order your size. Other people who accuse this store to have bad customer service are wrong and need some help. Every single time I enter this store I am filled with joy because they always greet you with saying «hello and let us know if you need any help». amazing store hands down

This store REALLY needs to work on customer service! I went into this store this previous week to find something for my fiancé to wear to an art show opening. The two dingbats working in the store could not stop looking at text messages on their cellphones to even ask if we needed help.
Save your money and go to the other clothier in the mall that sells men’s clothing. They were great!

Great suites! bought 6 suits from these guys. If they don’t have it they can get it. They really take good care of there customers especially returning customers.

I’m kind of baffled at what this chain boutique store is trying to be. It’s another one of those pseudo hip hop/​rock star type of joints, but I think they are a bit confused.
So, I was strolling past this place between my usual stops of Against All Odds (
) and Up Against the Wall (
) when I noticed the display window chock full of what has become the latest trend in the fashion industry — metro t-​shirts plastered with skulls and gothic style images. As many of you know, this type of shirt, inspired by the likes of Monarchy, Ed Hardy, and Affliction, is meant to be SKIN TIGHT, and form fitting.
So, I skim through the racks out of curiosity in the hopes of locating my usual size Smedium… to no avail. What did I find? Nothing but XL, 2XL, and even 3XL!
Say what?! What is the point in that? It kind of defeats the entire purpose, doesn’t it?. They are NOT meant to be worn baggy, sagging down to the knees. That would just look utterly ridiculous. Now, perhaps for those unfortunate folks whom 2XL would actually be tight… would you please do us all a favor, and spare us the horror of having to see that in public? Thank you.