Suit Fitting

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kw5kw
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Post by kw5kw »

jimlongley wrote:<snip>
If we post businesses that have 30.06 signs, why shouldn't we talk up the ones that encourage us?
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packina45
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Post by packina45 »

I don't wear a suit often, and probably need a new one that fits "properly". Making a trip to the Metroplex next month to visit family. Hmmmm....
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Post by CWOOD »

I got excellent service in this same regard and one of the Men's Warehouse outlets here in Austin.

The person helping me didn't pull out her own piece but she also didn't blink an eye when I explained to her my special request in regards to fitting needs.

Great service in all other areas too. I was very pleased.
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Post by txinvestigator »

I did the same thing at K&G. I told the salesman my "situation" and he discretely took care of me.
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Post by Big Calhoun »

Macys at ValleyView is fairly accomodating when they have a tailor on site. See the tall older guy as he's very understanding. There is also a young hispanic that sometimes works there and he seems to be a little jumpy. Haven't tried Dillard yets but need to soon...summer is here.
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