Great service from time entered the shop until we left. Nice…read moreselection of bow ties for a small shop; limited braces although found one to make everything work. Value , given the personal attention, was certainly a factor in my purchases.

Purchased two pair of Ballin dress slacks. Impeccable drape and fit. If I still lived in Baltimore…read moreI would visit more often. They are certainly one of the only remaining mens stores where you can find quality traditional mens wear.

The manager/associate was extremely helpful and friendly! Very accommodating to check to see if…read morethey had our sizebin the back. You here so many times everything is out on the floor.....I worked in retail, everything isn't out on the floor!

If you are looking for an excellent tailor for suits, Mary B. is one of the best at Jos A. Bank…read more My cousin Tim and I received the best service from not only Mary but also Xavier L. As Jos A. Bank states, they cut no corners.

Customer service was not great. The selection may have been better, however it was very…read moredisorganized and hard to find sizes. I previously shopped at Jos A Banks at its location on Kenilworth and had great experiences. This store underwhelmed me from a selection and a customer service perspective. I'll have to try Cockeysville or Bel Air locations in the future.

Good products Good variety…read more Good quality and famous brands Only carts too tight! And less stuff

I love this store for great bargains! I stopped in to get a gift card and found some items for my…read moreother list. It's all brand names as you would see upstairs in regular Nordstrom store but for much cheaper prices! That's the good, now the not so good: 1. Store is always messy and sizes out of order. 2. Lines are always long for fitting rooms which are usually messy 3. Checkout line is always long and this last time it was out of the lined area and back past fragrances too lounge wear-longest line I've seen yet for a store! Overall though if you want some great deals on brand name items you may want to give this store a quick look. I recommend trying this store. 4/5

Avoid this business unless you like to be ripped off. My loss seems to fit into their pattern…read more Wilkes & Riley charged my credit card and did not ship the merchandise. I have written to them repeatedy. I have left voice mails. They don't respond. they don't refund. And they don't ship. What a racket!

Their shirts are sold locally at the only taylor in town for lots of money so I ordered 4 shirts on…read moretheir website. Received only 2/3 in one shipment and the other shipment has not shipped nor have I been able to reach any customer service. Really feels like a scam rather than a legitimate merchant. Product shipped from Georgia rather than Maryland where the business is located. I've been charged for 4 shirts, received 2, and no communication. Go Charles Tyrwhitt over these.

I've bought (amongst other things) a vintage men's cashmere overcoat, a pocket flask, Lucky Tiger…read moreaftershave balm, and a very nice silvertip badger shaving brush from Sixteen Tons. This is a shop that can satisfy the needs of the hipster who needs to dress up his retro a little bit, along with young professionals who want some classic flair. Yes, you can wear a tweed jacket over raw-selvedge denim jeans and make it look good. The shop's got a good selection of both new and old, the buying for vintage clothes is done well, and prices are very reasonable. If you wanna class up your act a little bit without breaking the bank, guys - this is a good place to stop. It's a little bit rockabilly, a little bit Mad Men, and a little bit Animal Collective. Enjoy.

I like this place! The selection is really carefully chosen and the interior decorating is pretty…read moregorgeous. Hampden doesn't really have any other mens clothing stores (except thrift shops) so its a great addition to the neighborhood. Think of it like the sister...er..brother store to Double Dutch. Sixteen Tons also carries other man-gifts like wallets, cologne, belts, ties, hats, etc. The clothing can be quite pricey, depending on the item, but I did recently notice a sale bin! It's difficult for me to get my boyfriend to step into an actual store, or buy something vintage ("If its used, should it be cheaper?"), so its best that I come here alone and bring back what he doesn't want. I always end up asking a bunch of questions when I'm here- usually about sizing. When the owner is in the shop, he is warm and super friendly and helpful. There is another employee who always seems annoyed that I have the nerve to ask about an item; I really can't take that type of attitude. Customer service, man! I'm hesitant to dock Sixteen Tons a star because of this one guy's attitude. The owner has true vision and really caters to his clientele. He has helpful tips (more ties coming in next week!), good suggestions (how about a cool vintage belt for the guy who has everything?) and asks the right questions to really try to understand who you're buying for. He should pass these skills on to his employees!

I absolutely LOVE this location. The staff are super knowledgeable and slow you to take you sweet…read moretime. They measure you and make sure you look razor sharp in your new digs. The custom suit specials are magical!! There is nothing better than a tailored look and they clearly understand how to achieve that goal.

This store is closed, although it hasn't been removed from MW's site. Calling the phone number…read moregets a disconnection recording and Towson Place has removed it from its store maps.

This store has many good looking shoes but the people working there is extremely lazy and rude!…read moreTheir customer service is the worst that I ever seen in the whole mall. We picked out 3 pair of shoes we want from their display and asked if they have size 7. Without looking or checking in their inventory, the lady refused to check or help us to look for the right size of shoes. Notice that they are having no customer when we were there, they re not busy at all. They are too lazy to help customers and are very rude. Their rudeness maybe because we re Asians? They don't even greet us or ask if we need help. When the lady who is working at this location refused to check and help us on the shoes we want, we just go straight to the Michael Kors store to get the shoes instead of this Strike store. At least the ppl at MK treat us better than the ppl at Strike. I do not recommend this place at all because their customer services is the worst I ever seen!

I've been to STRIKE TTC - a few times when I'm on this side of town - I happen to notice today that…read morethe store has moved down just past H & M and closer to Nordstrom Rack on the lower level - I always find a great selection and style of shoe or boots in stock - with my big size 10 women's still available - Giving "RABIA" much Love and Respect she still remembers my face even though I'm not what I would consider a regular customer that shops in Towson Town Center so I always feel like it's a "must stop" if I'm in the mall just because of that - I can always find something trendy - exotic or just different like "ME" - customer service is spot on - and Rabia definitely gives great advice - she won't just say - a shoe or boot looks nice just to put money in the register - they always seem to have deals or sales - especially if you're buying more than one pair of shoes - they do offer a selection of clothing and fashion accessories and hats - I'm always overwhelmed with the shoe and boot choices that I get tunnel vision... I was surprised they weren't already on "Yelp" sooooo since you weren't - You are NOW... Xoxo Kenya

I'm not sure why this mall remains successful in the wake of recent news stories about violence and…read morechain store closings, but this is the best indoor shopping mall in the county. Stores sell essential to luxury merchandise. Plenty of parking even when busy but don't park there to go the movies across Joppa Road or anywhere else outside the mall. Mall escalators sometimes work.

The garage felt like a maze -- narrow lanes, constant dead ends, and pillars everywhere. If you…read moredrive a full‑size vehicle, half the levels might as well be off‑limits. You circle around, only to find more blockages and more "not here" spots. By the time you finally get inside the mall, the directory is just as useless. No red star, no "You are here," nothing to orient yourself. We had to stand there and basically reverse‑engineer our location just to figure out how to reach Macy's. And the punchline? The only way to get to Macy's was to exit the mall entirely, walk across the street, and enter through a separate building. Between the parking chaos and the confusing layout, the whole place feels poorly designed and genuinely unnavigable.