Jonathan and I are about as different as two people can be, style included -- he wanted an…read moreEnglish-style navy three-piece, I wanted something ultra-modern and all black. We walked in with basically no idea what we actually wanted, and Rubin didn't just take an order, he educated us. Extra sessions, extra time, real patience with two grooms who had zero shared taste to work from. Here's the part that actually got me, though: I'm colorblind. I came in a second time on my own, kind of panicking, convinced a fabric I liked was grey -- it wasn't a color I could even see correctly. Instead of brushing past that, Rubin pulled a whole new set of options built around texture and visual interest instead of color, so I could actually trust what I was choosing instead of guessing. We landed on an all-black fabric with a subtle snakeskin-like weave -- sharp, a little bit alt, completely me. I felt seen, not just fitted. Jonathan got his classic three-piece, I got my black two-piece with an edge, and somehow both of us walked away feeling completely ourselves on our wedding day. That's the job done right.

I never would have imagined making a custom suit for my wedding day could be stress free or even…read morefeel magical. My experience with Tailor Cooperative was both! The staff in the shop are warm and welcoming and the atmosphere is as sophisticated as their suits! Caitlin Andrew was with me every appointment from the initial consultation/design phase to the fittings and alterations. She was extremely helpful and knowledgeable, helping break down all the subtle nuances and details that go into making a custom suit. This was my first time ever getting a custom suit, and I'm so happy that Caitlin was able to help bring my dream suit to life. Overall this was a fantastic experience and my suit will make me feel like a king on my wedding day.

After deciding to have a shirt made for my daughter's wedding, with great trepidation, I searched…read morethe Internet for a custom shirt maker in Salt Lake City. Face it, Utah may have great skiing and outdoor activity, but it isn't known for sartorial splendor. I found Beckett & Robb and warily made an appointment with Curtis. My concerns had no basis in reality. This was as professional an experience as when I had a suit made on Savile Row. Curtis knows his stuff and took time to answer all my concerns. He knew more then the dudes on StyleForum, and if you ever perused that website, you know what I mean. Curtis knows every aspect of haberdashery head to toe. After disappointments having clothes made in New York City, London, and Hong Kong, it's ridiculous to know that the consummate custom tailor is right here on my doorstep.

So how often have you tried to buy a suit with the jacket fitting, but the pants were off or vice…read moreversa. For most males, they can buy off the rack do a few adjustments and be ready to go. Then you have people like me that are in that perennial gray area between a 40R and a 40S, where the short is too short, but the regular is just a tad too long. Where the waist on the pants fits, but the pant legs are too tight or the pockets flare out massively because there is no adjustment made for wider hips. Enter Beckett & Robb. Made to measure from head to toe. I came to know of this place because my classmate's brother is the head guy in the downtown SLC location. Let me tell you this, Tanner knows his stuff. I know my way around a suit fairly well, but what Tanner knows if far and beyond my knowledge. I was a little hesitant at first because I didn't think they'd be able to cut my suit just right, but thankfully I was wrong. I ordered a black suit for a wedding. The price beat what Nordstrom and other retailers were offering for similar suits, but the biggest selling point is that it was designed specifically for me. Once the suit was ready (5-6 weeks later, don't expect a quick turn around time), I went in for a trial fitting where any final adjustments could be made. I sort of freaked out when the pants didn't fit because I thought it couldn't be fixed. I go back a week after alterations and they fit amazing. The suit looks great. The price, in my opinion was very reasonable, and the style of suit I got was something I wasn't able to find anywhere else. Best thing yet, when you're ready for a new suit, they have all your measurements so all you have to do is pick out your fabric and style and you're all set, unless you either gained or lost a lot of weight.

I have been to a lot of 5.11 stores in California and the employees are always helpful and…read morefriendly. Additionally, most of the selection is the same with a few differences. One of the differences as opposed to California is that they carry Stiletto Knives, Also Known As CIA Gravity Knives. They are approximately 4.5 inches long and the blade deploys and retracts from the grip using a dual throw (Forward and Back) button or switch. Very cool! Don't worry California, I did not buy one, as cool as they are. Yup, all of the fun stuff is illegal in California, like butterfly knives, Stilettos and firearms with the "Fun Button" (Safe-Semi-Auto) on them. Sigh! One light at the end of the tunnel was "Jerry". Be nice to Jerry, he is a cool guy but if you get on his nerves, that's on you. All I can say is that he has seen some stuff and he may be the definition of "F" around and find out. Jerry is very knowledgeable and he pointed my nephew in the direction of the perfect tactical backpack, among other accessories and toys that will compliment his new career in federal law enforcement. I did not buy much, except for a memorable patch. I get one from each 5.11 I visit, just to say "Been there, my dude!" Overall, it is a large store with a lot of selection. If you are looking for some discounted or marked down winter ware, now is the time to check it out. I found a neat jacket, however I live in the Sweltering Summer portion of California and triple digit temperatures are less than a month away. So, I passed on the jacket. However, if you are Military, Law Enforcement, EMS, Fire Department, Practical Pistol Shooter, Multi-Platform (Pistol & Long Gun) competitor, or a First Responder of any kind and you need boots, pants, "Shorts", a tactical carrier (No Ballistic Plates are sold here, to my knowledge), morale patches, a quick snap tourniquet or some gym attire,... Talk to Jerry! Heck I would go back just to chew the fat with Jerry again. Be safe, everyone!

Amazing products but some of the worst customer service I have experienced, and on multiple…read moreoccasions. Staff is so unhelpful and acts like I'm a burden when I ask for help. Just order online or take your business somewhere else. I've given this location multiple second chances and I'm done with it.

Vantage is a beautifully curated shop, with unique finds and dreamy vintage pieces. I'd take…read moresomeone here if they were visiting SLC for the first time, just be aware that prices are on the higher end.

In my opinion the best vintage store in salt lake. So many great choices and for good prices. You…read moreare guaranteed to at least walk out with one thing

Curriculum is where I go to shop for the men in my life. But while it specializes in men's wear and…read moreitems, there's a little something for everyone inside. It's on the more expensive end, but they carry quality items that make for amazing gifts. It's well-organized and I can't leave a review without mentioning their candle selection. They carry scents you can't find anywhere else and you could spend a considerable amount of time just sniffing around.

Curriculum is EASILY in the top 5 Shops of ANY kind in Salt Lake City. The carefully curated…read morecollection of menswear, candy, bar wares, Incense, books, jewelry, fragrances, Audio equipment, and desktop organizers is...cool. Honestly, there's no other word for it. This place is DOPE AF. Their Niche small production designer pieces are timeless, top quality, and yes cool. Need Blackwing pencils & paper & sharpeners? They got it. Need elegant vintage inspired "Speakeasy" glasses & swizzle sticks & cocktail shakers? They got it. Need a chic modern coffee maker or hand thrown coffee cup? They have it. Looking for Refined Japanese streetwear that's chic & utilitarian & made to last a lifetime? They got it. The prices are great. I can't go in without buying something. Today's visit?....imported sour peach Swedish Fish candy from Sweden. They have many items at EVERY price point. I do a lot of Christmas shopping here, they gift wrap your items for FREE and their wrapping style is cool and modern. Shout out to the owner who clearly has a unique POV that is both Nostalgic AND Modern, Casual & Refined, Grungy & Luxurious. The owner has found balance within contrasting ideas and he is serving it to us at Curriculum. If you've been there you know, we are very lucky Curriculum has made SLC their home.

ooooo if you want to role play being a bad ass, come here, check out the dope art pop ups and walk…read morearound back to the graffiti gallery. people are so fun

The best in SLC! Awesome selection and the best staff Tia and Gretchen were the cutest!!…read more Thank you!

The customer service here is top notch. The whole crew were especially helpful especially when I…read moretook over an hour to find the perfect Backpack. Thank you to Matty and the two women...their names escape me- one with a cool outdoorsy name Thank you all for your patience!

This company stole the jacket I sent back to them for an exchange. They said the jacket wasn't in…read morethe box. Awful customer service and I will never shop there again. After 10+ email exchanges and zero empathy on their end I am out the money and have no jacket. Unbelievable.

As most resell shops go, the prices on most of their shoes here are out of this world (not in a…read moregood way). The employees have also never been very welcoming. I'm not looking for a hug and invite to dinner, but in my experience they are at best indifferent and at worst almost annoyed whenever I've come in to look around. Unlike many sneaker shops they do have some serious grails here, some of which I've never even seen in person. If you look past the high prices, you can actually find some reasonably priced used pairs, which I plan on picking up soon

Ordered a pair of shoes last night. They canceled the order saying "we did not have enough stock to…read morefulfill your order". I then checked and the shoe was in stock they just doubled the price. Seems slimy to me. You should honor the price shown online, and not raise it on customers especially after they paid. I used to come here but I'll take my business elsewhere and I recommend you do the same.