I Love the quality of the footwear at Soulier. I grew up purchasing shoes from Soulier. Now that…read moreI live on the West Coast, I can only get footwear when I am visiting the DMV. Will always love your products!

I was recommended to come here from my tailor. Hamid was very helpful! Would recommend to anyone!read more

I bought six pairs of shoes costing about $700 in Winter 2026. All was well except one pair of…read moreshoes that did not fit. When I took it back, Clerk Gemma won't refund the $200 I paid the store and now this Clerk, a white woman, threatened to call the police because she saw I am a Black male even though there was no probable cause. I wrote several letters to the owner of the store, Garrett Breton. He never responded. He surmises it will cost me more money to take them to court. David K.

Amazing service. Guy was super helpful and friendly. Got sandles. Handy for beach and pool.read more

Pacers running seems to be a big store here around DC. They were so helpful with helping find the…read moreperfect pair of ASICS after my fiance got blisters from his vans. You definitely need a good pair of shoes while walking around town and exploring DC. Service was quick and straightforward. It helps to have an idea of what you're looking for when you come in. The prices are matched with the brand's original prices. They even gave my fiance a bandaid for his blister.

Ishmael!!! Absolutely the best store employee. Extremely knowledgeable (the guy has half the shoes…read moreon the wall in his personal closet), patient, friendly, etc. The guy let me measure his feet to see how they fit in other shoes since we both had the same shoe size. The type of personalized help is the only reason anyone should buy running shoes from a running store. I will definitely be back. It's rare to find employees that knowledgeable, it's worth the trip out to the most hectic spot in Georgetown.

Shutout to Beth - excellent customer service on her part & the only good thing in this whole…read moreexperience. Alton Lane made the worst suit I've ever purchased in my life. Their alterations are terrible & super off - I had to go back a couple of times because they did not stick to the original measurements. So yeah, you pay a lot of money for custom suit that doesn't even fit well. Their old stylist basically created the whole suit for me - I only picked the suit color. Turns out a few days before my wedding, I found out that their inside linings basically made my whole suit and pants see through! Yes, you can see the boxer and everything... When I asked online customer service to do alterations, they said no because it passed the 30 days warranty. So if you want to pay a lot of money for ill-fitted & see-through suits, do pay them a visit!

If you like getting f*cked over, this is the place for you…read more Otherwise, avoid this place. There are plenty of other GOOD local options for made-to-measure men's clothing in this price range. Or if you're adventurous and want to give them a try anyway, then start with a small order, like I did. I first placed an order for one (1) shirt, and it took three tries--over about one (1) YEAR--before I had a somewhat reasonable fitting m2m shirt. I then placed a slightly larger order for three (3) shirts, with further adjustments over my prior order--so that these three (3) shirts would fit properly (ha!). Instead, hilarity ensued over many, many iterations of reworks. Luckily the four (4) total shirts that I ordered--and have since donated to charity--didn't cost too much. Had I placed a larger order, I would have been more upset. Instead, I got a lesson that if you don't want this company to bend you over and have their way with you, it's best to not give them money in the first place--or start with small orders so you know into what mess you're getting. Long story short: don't buy from these shysters, but if you really have an itch to get f*cked over, start with purchasing one (1) made-to-measure shirt--so you know what kind of cheap merchandise and hellish customer service you'll get AFTER they get your payment.

I needed a suit, stat. Due to poor planning on my part and a hectic travel schedule I ended up in…read moreWashington DC under dressed and underprepared. The wonderful ladies at Sarar had me bedecked from lapels to laces at a stunning price. Would recommend without reservations.

Sarar... you're absolutely below average, but your sales associates make your store absolute crap…read more With so many options for quality, (relatively) higher-value clothiers in and around the DC area, I can only imagine why someone would want to come here, be ripped-off, AND disrespected. ---///Fit &Style In the world of clothing, fit is King. And Sarar's shirts fit like King Goffrey Baratheon (heyooo GOT Fans!). But seriously -- normally I'm straggling between a trim/regular cut and even their "slimmest cut" still had about an extra foot at the waist line. Definitely expect to tack on $20 to any shirt you buy unless you plan to use their shirts as a tent cover. Suits were slightly better. Aggressively "european." High taper-- high armholes. Not too shabby fit-wise. Styling would be best described as conservative modern. They had a variety of patterns and fabrics on shirts, but their suits stayed pretty tame in the darker colors (think black, charcoal, and navy galore). ---///Quality --Suit I think for the price the suits here are double or triple what you would pay at any other department store. A plastic poly-blend (20% polyester, 80% wool) suit costs about $500 here. For the same price, you can get 3/4 canvas Hickey Freeman 20 feet away at Nordie Rack. For a Super 120's (100% premium wool) suit is about $1200-$1800... you can literally start talking 2 made to measure suits or even entry level bespoke. Shirts had pretty decent quality... Thick MOP imitation buttons, good stitching... but pretty outlandish prices. $120 for a basic 2ply cotton shirt. Moreover, they do that annoying range sizing... i.e. 15/15.5 x 32/33 -- which means it never really fits anyone quite right. ---///Service The sales associate (Randy 10/17 Friday evening) displayed an extremely limited knowledge of men's clothing. The sales associate was also unprofessional, rude, uncomfortable, and just an overall unpleasant experience. Honestly, I can accept the fact that Sarar is below average in terms of value-- there was one other guy in the 1500 sq foot store thinking about buying something-- so clearly some less-discerning customers will buy from Sarar. But I can't get over poor service-- no matter what. All bets about the store aside, the employees have a duty to represent their company, and Sarar's did an absolutely abysmal job. The sales associate I spoke with absolutely did not know men's clothing or suits. Asked if he could point me out to a few wool suits, and he immediately grabbed the two shiniest polyester suits on the rack (a light-shiny blue, and a dark black). When I responded that those are clearly polyester, he assured me they were not. I pulled out a tag-- low and behold 20% polyester and 80% wool. I really don't think he even knew the materials were on a tag. He doubled back and said the "shine makes it luxury." I honestly shuddered thinking about all the individuals that this gentleman has given bad clothing advice to. I asked if he had some wool suits he could point me to, he gruffly replied "Nnahh man... our wool suits start at $1500. I don't think you want to ball like that" When I asked to try on a shirt, instead of allowing me to try on a shirt, the sales associate went to the back, got a shirt that had been opened already (in a completely different style, color, cuff type, and SIZE) and told me to "try on this one instead" ... "I don't want to have to unwrap a new one". The list goes on and on in unprofessional retail. I think the worst offense is this: I walked in at 7:00 pm on a Friday, but Randy was already in a hurry to close up shop. He had already locked the front door when I was walking in. (Even though their store closes at 8:00pm) Hope their management doesn't know that you close the store doors and lock the place down 30-40 minutes earlier each shift. =X Oops, This is clearly a sign of a dishonest retail employee. Not giving a new shirt = not having to rewrap clothing = less work for employee = poor customer experience. Closing shop early = turning away potential customers in exchange for more time off = stealing from the company. This is inexcusable. I hope management is aware. ---///Overal Overall the suits are about 100-200% marked-up from a comparable store -- which is fine. Everyone has their market segment they're trying to hit. All shots and the store aside-- those are just my opinions. But what really sets the below-average quality of Sarar apart are their poor sales associates. Fit/Style: B- Quality: D Service: F Overall Value: F Bottom Line: With so many options for quality, (relatively) higher-value clothiers in and around the DC area, I can only imagine why someone would want to come here, be ripped-off, AND disrespected.

We stopped by here to grab some more comfortable shoes to walk around D.C…read more Dominic greeted us and helped us from the moment we walked through the door. He was so lovely and helpful. I enjoyed shopping here.

They are so nice in this store! They looked out for me, had a last minute pick up order and thought…read morethey closed at 8 but really at 7 and I got there at 7:03, and they serviced me. From the guy who opened my door to the person who called back of house to make sure (pink braids) and the to the gentlemen who checked me out at the register, just really nice service. Made my day! Thank you!

Out doing some Xmas shopping and stopped into Cole Haan recently, and I am officially obsessed with…read moretheir high heels! These are honestly some of the most comfortable heels I've ever worn. The cushioning and support are on another level stylish enough for work or events, but comfortable enough to wear all day without feeling like your feet are on fire. The store itself was clean, organized, and easy to shop, and the staff was very helpful in finding the right size and style. They explained the different comfort features and made sure I found a pair that fit perfectly. If you're looking for heels that combine style with real comfort, Cole Haan is the place to go. Worth every penny!

A great experience at Cole Haan! Lana, the quite personable salesperson who was assisting me,…read morehelped me find the item that I had found online and was interested in, despite the fact that I couldn't remember the name of the shoe - all I had to do was describe it and she knew exactly which shoe it was! You really can't go wrong with this brand. The shoes are in style without being over-the-top, quite comfortable, and well-constructed. I've been so impressed with one particular loafer - the Keating Venetian - that it's become my go-to everyday shoe, having bought a couple extra pairs to have in reserve. Even after almost daily wear, each pair has lasted several years, making them not only good-looking shoes but a great value as well. If you're foot is wide, like mine, you'll be pleased to know that a regular-width shoe will more than likely fit you quite comfortably, meaning that you'll have more to choose from, as wider widths often aren't available in other brands. Keep an eye out for their sales, where you can score significant discounts (often in the 30-40% range if you time it right), and while you can order online, you should visit Lana and her colleagues in Friendship Heights instead. See you at the next sale!

Had the best experience with Jane! She brought several items to me that would have never tried on…read morewithout her recommendation. The store is so well organized and clean. Cannot beat the customer service!!