Small family owned business but service has been great. Will continue using them in future.read more

Very disappointed in Gordon's Menswear today. Bought a suit in an auction (paying several hundred…read moredollars for it) and fitted there a few months ago. I was horribly disappointed with how it fit. This was my first suit and I wanted something form fitting and ended up getting more of a pajama like fit... very baggy. Being a tall man, the selection was one suit in 3 color choices. I was told by the tailor it couldn't be altered to be form fitting. Took what I could get but left with a suit I didn't really want to wear. Today, I took the suit to another tailor in the area, Sara's. They made a multitude of alterations (costing decent cash) but got the suit fitting me perfectly! I would not recommend Gordon's if you want a suit that has a more modern fit or if you are a taller person.

Alexander is a second generation clothier. In the tradition of excellence, he raised his heritage…read morehigher. We are the beneficiaries of the honor he placed before his father. Fine apparel. No better quality.

Okay, so you know right off the bat this is a high-end store and the clothing will not be cheap. I…read moremean it is decades old and run by the Julian family, as in fashion designer Alexander Julian and his sister. We don't often pop in but decided to stop by while walking up and down Franklin Street. I had bought a pair of (expensive) socks from them years ago, and on a whim I bought a similar pair. I considered it a Christmas present to myself. The fashion and offerings are colorful and of good taste. The staff were pleasant, even though their register printer was not working, so they texted me my receipt. Worth stopping by when you're in town. PS, they also offer gift cards.

Stephen Tuttle is a great proprietor of a great business. His shop is in the strip mall right…read moreacross from Thruway Shopping Center. If you are looking for sharp Italian Menswear, then this is the place to go. From suits to shoes he has it all. I buy all my Robert Graham shirts from him, in fact he is one of the only 2 or 3 retailers of this designer in North Carolina. Beware it isn't cheap, but it is worth it.

Greensboro desperately needed Sam Howard Men's Clothier to offer quality men's sportswear. The…read morebest names: Johnnie-O, Faherty, Psyco Bunny, Fish Hippie, and more. You will experience personal service again. Friendly and welcoming, the staff treats you like a valued customer because that's what you are. This great addition to Greensboro is locally owned. Check them out.

What a great find. Finally Greensboro has a decent men's clothing store. The helpful staff add to a…read moregreat selection of comfortable, quality choices

A great shopping experience. An excellent array of high end men's clothing and accessories. A great…read morecollection of Peter Millar shirts and pants. Sport coats in very current styles. An amazing collection of belts even including custom crocodile belts and other hand painted belts. Some really nice shoes and things like Yeti coolers and Saxx briefs. Owner Tyler Hampton and his staff are ready to give you a buying experience that equals the quality of product in their expansive inventory. Custom made suits and alterations available.

PSA - Hampton's Buyer Beware: Store Credit Only, Unexpected $150 Restocking Fee and Refund Policy…read more(Update - response to owner comments at bottom) I discovered Hampton's Men through a Facebook ad and placed a $1,400 online order for a sport coat I had never seen or tried on in person. When it arrived, I decided it was not for me. I never even removed it from its packaging to try it on. I promptly returned the unopened item. Only then did I learn that returning it would cost me $40 in shipping, plus a $150 restocking fee that was not clearly disclosed during the ordering process. What surprised me even more was Hampton's Men's refund policy. Even after paying the restocking fee and return shipping, a refund to your original payment method is not guaranteed. Based on the policy, the company has complete discretion over whether to issue one. In my case, I was left asking the owner to make an exception just to receive the remaining $1,250 from an unopened return. That is not the customer experience I expect when making a $1,400 online purchase from a retailer I discovered through Facebook advertising and product photography. The owner told me he would "work with me," and I hope he ultimately does the right thing by issuing a full refund to my original form of payment. Until then, my advice to prospective customers is simple: read Hampton's return policy very carefully before ordering. Make sure you understand that an unopened return may still cost you return shipping, a $150 restocking fee, and that a refund to your original payment method may not be automatic. -------- Tyler, The most concerning issue is NOT the $150 restocking fee. It is that Hampton's can accept the returned merchandise, retain a customer's original payment, and provide only store credit instead of a refund to the original payment method. That is a material restriction. In my view, it should be clearly and prominently disclosed in the Facebook advertisement, on the product page, and before checkout, not simply placed on a separate Return Policy page. Had I understood that Hampton's could keep my $1,400 after I returned the coat and issue only store credit, I would not have made the purchase. For clarity, I opened the shipping box to view the sport coat, but I did not break the plastic seal, remove the coat from its packaging, or try it on. I returned it promptly in the same sealed condition. What is especially troubling is your admission that you initially intended to "work with me," but changed course after I posted reviews about my experience. In other words, the decision about whether I would receive my money back appears to have turned on whether you approved of my criticism. A customer returning a substantial online purchase should not have to rely on the owner's personal goodwill, or remain silent publicly, to receive a refund to the original payment method. Consumers deserve to understand that before doing business with Hampton's.