Local shoe joint for me, very convenient. I'm a Jordan guy and they get most releases. The owner is…read morepretty cool as well. Check em out.

About a week after my negative experience I received a friendly and apologetic email from the owner…read moreof this establishment about my bad experience there. In the email he assured me that he'd make sure to fix the issues I had expressed in my previous review. He also listed for me all of the prices of the hats there, most of which were under the price or just the same as hats at lids. The hats that were pricier were hats with custom brims. I was glad for the clarification and reassurance. I went in a day later and to my surprised the issues I'd mentioned in my previous review were gone, no more crappy display shoes and odor thank you! And the first thing that I saw when I walked in was the owner Robert hard at work and fixing up the displays on the floor himself. This let me know how dedicated he is to his business and how sincere and serious he is about custom satisfaction. After speaking with him in person he convinced me to come by the store again. I came back and bought a very nice hat. Thank goodness for good owners like Robert. I'm definitely a fan and will be back.

Brought my 18 yo in to purchase his first suit and the experience was terrific. Frazier guided us…read morethrough each step and clearly explained the process of alterations, helped set realistic expectations around an upcoming event we had, and recommended tie/pocket square combinations. It was a really fun and low stress experience. Will be back!

I had a very disappointing experience at this Men's Wearhouse location that left me in a difficult…read moreposition just days before an important family event. Nine days before my father's 75th birthday celebration on March 7, 2026, I came into the store specifically to purchase a suit for the event. From the very beginning, I made it very clear to the staff that I only had nine days and repeatedly asked if it would be possible to have the suit tailored, pressed, and ready in time. Two different staff members helped me select the suit, and during the process they asked several times when I needed it. Each time I clearly explained the date and the importance of the event. When the tailor came out to measure me for alterations, he also asked when the suit was needed. In total, the deadline was discussed six or seven times, and each time I was assured that the suit could be completed two days before the event. Based on those repeated assurances, I paid in full for the suit, alterations, and a tailored shirt. When I returned expecting to pick up the suit, I was shocked to learn that it would not be ready until a week after my event. When I asked how this could happen after the deadline had been discussed so many times, the only option offered was a refund. While I appreciate that the refund was issued, it does not solve the situation that was created. I was left without a suit and with almost no time to find another option before a very important family milestone. The most frustrating part is that I specifically asked multiple times if the timeline was realistic. If the staff had simply told me that the alterations could not be completed in time, I would have gone somewhere else immediately or even rented a suit. Instead, I relied on the assurances I was given. I am sharing this experience because this type of miscommunication should not happen when customers are planning for important life events. If someone from store management, district manager or Men's Wearhouse corporate customer care would like to reach out to discuss this situation, I would welcome the opportunity to speak with them directly.

I was in need of a couple new suits and jackets. Met with their staff. Purchased a number of items…read moreand had tailored on premises. Incredible deals recommended!!

Hidden diamond for sure! Beautiful, upscale designer fashions for women & men. One of a kind items…read moreand accessories. Over the top customer service!

The pants and suit jacket came out really well, fitted much better to form than before. Would…read morerecommend for high-end tailoring.

My fiancé and I both worked with Arthur and Lucca for our wedding alterations; myself for my…read morewedding dress and him for a custom tuxedo. They were an absolute pleasure to work with, walking us through every step in great detail and accommodating with multiple rounds of alterations as needed until we were perfectly satisfied with the final result. Plus everyone is so nice there! We have also recommended Arthur and Lucca to multiple family members who are now getting their suits and tuxes through them, and have been so pleased to work with them too! 10 out of 10 recommend!!!

Walking into Fleet Feet Oak Park felt less like entering a running store and more like crashing a…read moreprivate club for elite marathoners. The moment I stepped in -- wearing Crocs and baggy shorts, minding my own business -- the staff seemed to collectively decide I wasn't worth the oxygen it would take to acknowledge me. Not a nod, not a "Hi," not even the bare‑minimum retail grunt. Just pure, practiced invisibility. Meanwhile, anyone who walked in looking like they'd just finished mile 27 of an ultramarathon was greeted instantly. They were ushered around, fitted, advised, practically celebrated. I watched people enter the store after me and get helped before me, repeatedly, as if the employees were running some unspoken triage system based solely on appearance. If you don't look like you're training for the Olympics, good luck -- you're background scenery. The semi‑open layout only makes the whole thing worse. You stand there, fully visible, watching staff weave around you with the kind of deliberate avoidance usually reserved for potholes and wet paint. It's a special kind of irritation -- being ignored so thoroughly that you start to wonder if you've slipped into another dimension. If you're an elite runner, or at least look like one, you'll probably be treated like royalty. If you're not, prepare to be a ghost in Crocs.

I came in about a week ago and was helped by the wonderful Suzanne. I was truly open to any shoe in…read morethe store but she quickly helped me narrow things down after my fitting. The whole process was really in depth but fun and I enjoyed chatting with her too! I settled on some very cute pink Hoka Cliftons which are a massive upgrade from what I came in wearing. There wasn't any pressure to get something right then but since my chosen color was in stock in my size, I walked out wearing my purchase! Yes, these shoes are expensive but so far they are worth every penny. I will be back for sure when I need my next pair of sneakers.

Well Lacala will take you to the cleaners price-wise but they did a superior job!…read more However, it is much less expensive to go to your local dry cleaner or a tailor They preserve wedding dresses and I have 3 or 4 dresses that I wear to the occasional wedding so I had them preserved after trying them on Meticulous care and impeccable fit I went a little tough on the prices simply because I am able to get the same thing for Yun my Koren dry cleaner

Amazing people. I went here to get my son fitted for his wedding suit after seeing my friend son…read moresuit on prom. They did an excellent job. Neat, clean cut and detailed. They were very helpful, they have a lot of material to choose from as far as fabric, designs, styles. Very professional and offered a lot of advice for my son special day.

If anyone who reads this is familiar with the rummage sales at First Presbyterian Church in Lake…read moreForest IL, The Economy Shop reminds me SO much of that kind of thing. The Economy Shop is literally a Victorian style house with every room crammed with secondhand goods and antiques. They're only open 3-4 days a month from 9am-3pm, so you need to plan your visit. When you enter, you're handed a paper sheet that is divided into different categories of merchandise. When you go to each room, they total up whatever you want to buy from that given room. When you're completely done shopping, you pay at the far back of the house and exit. Prices are fair and you can find some great stuff here. The basement was one area that was overwhelming. Almost too much to look at and fully absorb. Tips for first time visitors: 1. Bring reusable bags or a tote bag. They will give you bags but a good sturdy bag will work to your advantage. 2. Parking is tricky. You're fine on residential streets but if you park along the train tracks, you have to feed a meter. $2.00 per hour. Card payment only. 3. Leave small kids at home. The rooms and hallways are too packed and tight to reasonably manage kids in tow. I like this place! I will be back!

The place is a mess. And the people that work there are very, very rude. Won't be going back there.read more