After seeing the hello Roanoke post, we went to suit city for a sports coat. We went in yesterday…read moreevening around 6. There was an employee that was staring at his phone outside the entrance and when we walked into the store, he slowly walked in behind us, still staring at his phone. We looked around a little, noticeably confused, and after a few minutes, he looks up from his phone and asks what we're looking for. We told him and he just points over to the front corner, never offering to do a size check or ask any more details. He went right back to staring at his phone after answering. That video was deceiving unfortunately. Save your gas and go to men's wearhouse.

I'm a middle aged Black woman who went to Suit City today to find a vest for my teenaged grandson…read more I didn't like the tone of the middle aged man behind the counter. Whenever he spoke to us, his voice was sharp, almost commanding and he seemed to be rushing us, whereas I observed him speaking very mildly to a White male customer. After I purchased a vest for my grandson, I observed the man inspecting the dressing room that my grandson used to try on vests before he went to inspect the vest area, as though he suspected us of some kind of wrong doing. I will never spend my money there again. Suit City has definitely lost a customer.

Every single sales associate that I've interacted with only engages any type of personality or…read moreconversation when I'm checking out. Boutique's gain their business based on the unique personalities of each employee, that is not the case with this Blacksburg shop. Their return policy keeps me from wanting to "shop small" because if I need to return something that was not a good fit I can only exchange or get store credit. At that rate, I'd just rather buy directly from the brand.

310 is the only clothing store in Blacksburg that I like. I recently bought the leather spanx…read moreleggings that I'd wanted for soooo long. They cost $98 but they are sooooo cute, so I bought them during the 20% off midterms sale for university students. Once I got home and already ripped off the tags, I saw that there was a hole on my butt!! I called the store and the girl told me to come in the next day when the manager was there. The Manager took one look at them with my receipt and tags and immediately went to grab another pair for me. They didn't have them but said they'd ship them in from the Roanoke store. Got them a few day later and love them so much so thank you 310!!!

Alvin Dennis is a standard small-town high-end store. Serving the formal needs of residents, as…read morewell as the school spirit of both local universities. These stores are a veritable staple in the communities they inhabit. While I do admire them for playing that role, they fail to deliver on the needs of the customer. That is disappointing. Alvin Dennis charges high sticker prices for low quality goods. I have been unhappy with the quality to price ratio of every item I have purchased from the store. In a small community like Lexington, you are often backed into the corner of merchant scarcity. Regardless, I would advise spending your Saturday with a trip to Richmond or Charlottesville. Most of their factory goods wouldn't pass the $25.00 mark in a major metro. The fact that these items often cost $70.00+ is quite disappointing. Finally, they have a strict policy of 'no returns for refund'. It is well documented and posted. I certainly agree that this choice belongs to the merchant. That being said, a high end store will often differentiate itself with great customer service. 'No returns for refund' is a good first step to mediocre customer service and experience. Given their prices, they certainly feel like a high end store. Given their policies, they certainly fail to service their customers in the same manner.

My husband and I came in 7 months before our wedding to get his measurements and rental info. We…read morewere told to pick up the bridal party tuxes ASAP the day before our wedding due to a sale going on; my mom and I opted to pick up his, my dad's, and my brother's 2 days before. The woman at the register told us to let them know first thing the next morning if they didn't fit. We get to the place we're staying at, my husband tries his on... the sleeves look like a kid trying to fit into their old jacket. Keep in mind, THEY personally measured him. No big deal, the woman said to let them know. Right? Wrong. He went the next day with my brother (whose also didn't fit) and was more or less told to suck it and deal with it. If you tell us to let you know if they don't work, but then refuse a solution - you lied. They made a big deal that the seamstress was out of town and nothing could be done. So my mom went in and had to convince them to at least fix my husband's - these are pictures and video we'll have for life and he'd look ridiculous with such a poorly fitting tux jacket. Somehow after this, a seamstress magically was available to fix it. I bet we would have been treated differently if we were locals. Horrible, biased customer service.

There are many classes of men's fine clothing stores, but Davidsons is in a class by itself. And…read morethis is precisely what attracted me to it in the first place. After being awarded the Triad Yelper of the Year 2024 Award at the Yelpies Award Ceremony last year, an event that honored the highest-performing Yelp Elites, I decided that it would be appropriate this year to go back to this restaurant and write a follow-up review, since my initial review was one of my reviews that contributed to me obtaining this highly esteemed Award. A few months ago, the third generation owner of Davidsons announced that Davidsons Men's Clothing, a long-standing family-owned menswear retailer established in Roanoke in 1910 will be sold to R. Coffee Ltd., a menswear store based in Lynchburg, Virginia. The new owner has expressed his commitment to preserving the legacy and traditions of Davidsons, ensuring a seamless transition for its customers. The Roanoke store will continue to operate under the Davidsons name and will retain its current staff, brands, and personalized services. The new owner plans to introduce new opportunities for growth, such as bringing in some new brands while keeping Davidsons' established lines, and merging the websites of both stores to allow for online shopping. Currently the Men's Clothing store is having a 30% Off Sale on everything in the store, including Suites, Sport Coats, Dress and Casual Pants, Shoes, Accessories, and Sportswear. After hearing about the sale I decided to go check it out, especially to check on some Magnanni fine leather shoes that were hardly never on sale that I loved and was looking forward to purchasing. Once there, Sales Associate Lydia took good care of me, finding my size of the Magnanni model shoe I liked and helping me try them on. Since they tend to run big. Size eight and a half was the perfect size for me. I took advantage of the sale which made the shoes more affordable to purchase. Lydia even gave me a Davidsons complimentary shoe horn with the shoes I ended up buying. If you're like me who like the very best in men's clothing and accessories, as well as exceptional customer service, I highly recommend this store to you.

What a fantastic store! It's like stepping back in time where men dress distinguished and customer…read moreservice is important. Yet, all the clothes in this store are modern cuts and divinely soft fabrics. My husband and I popped in because we saw a shirt we liked in the window and we had a wonderful experience with the owner who provided excellent recommendations and perfect customer service. We chose a couple shirts and pants and my husband really loves the items he purchased. This store is on the pricey side, but they really provide top notch service and the clothing is high quality.

Great customer service and large variety of items to choose from. Convenient hours as well.read more

Great selection of western wear. Honest pricing. Friendly, knowledgeable folks. "Down home…read morehospitality!"

This is my go to place for hokie merchandise. Prices are better then book store and quality is…read morebetter. They have a lot of name brand stuff including tommy Bahama.

I'm the first to review Alumni Hall and rate it 5 stars, but I sure won't be the last! I used to be…read morean evangelical Campus Emporium follower (and CE is awesome) but now I'm a born-again Alumni Hall follower. They have several Hokie unique shirts that the other shops don't have. The prices are very reasonable too. Will be back!