Submitted by Anekdotin t3_101ojuc in WorcesterMA

Ive lived here my wfole life and probably the only question I cant answer. Where do I find a suit to wear for a wedding? it doesnt need to be a million dollar suit so preferably a place that is reasonable/has sales?

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Icy_1 t1_j2ooomt wrote

Don’t laugh. JC Penney, or Kohls if you don’t want to break the bank and look decent.

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Bootlicker222 t1_j2rehsd wrote

This, buy decent sizes and get them tailored. Probably cheaper than a suit shop

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bodaciousboner t1_j2oqqyq wrote

Rocco’s on Park Ave

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iquitthebad t1_j2pcqhb wrote

Does he rent? Cause when I went in a couple months ago looking for a suit, whoever was there told me the cheapest was $800...

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bodaciousboner t1_j2ph1sy wrote

No. I think Armando’s on Grafton St might rent, but I’m really not sure. I would stay away from mens wearhouse though I’ve had nothing but bad experiences with them renting suits. Think I’ve been in 4 weddings with rented suits from them and they all fit terrible.

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ladybug1259 t1_j2oyle3 wrote

There's a new place downtown on the corner of Commercial and Front Street that does custom suits. It looks pretty cool.

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tommyverssetti t1_j2pnrs0 wrote

They’ve been around since like the 90s but just recently moved 100 yards from Mechanic St to Commercial. They’re awesome!

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aqkray t1_j2qg9kb wrote

Second this. Perfect Fit Tailoring. Real old school place. My husband and his groomsmen got custom made suits there for $230 each but there are lower price options there as well.

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MXC-GuyLedouche t1_j2owyov wrote

Cheapest is just a rack suit at Kohl's or some department store like that. You'll need to get it altered after though so save money for that. Hit or miss on the help at those locations so make sure you can fit yourself decently.

Got my first suit at Rocco's and they were amazing. Asked about my budget and anything I knew I wanted, gave suggestions without pushing me into spending more. Do alterations as part of the purchase. Might spend a little more but without experience I think it was all worth it long term.

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johnjohn11b t1_j2p2i3y wrote

Definitely worth a little bit extra money to get it from Rocco's

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wk96 t1_j2p0n4s wrote

Armando's on Grafton Street

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Radiatedgunslinger23 t1_j2p9hk9 wrote

Second this, bought a suit from there for my wedding. Looked great and with alterations and everything it ended up being about $300-$400

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magslou79 t1_j2p40m0 wrote

Rocco’s is amazing. If you call ahead and give them your budget, they will tell you honestly if they can accommodate you.

If that doesn’t work, Nordstrom Rack, Kohls and JC Penney all have suits that you will work- and there’s a ton of post Christmas sales right now, so good timing!

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This-Recording9461 t1_j2p5dzk wrote

I bought a nice wool suit at Savers for $16 last year. I only wear a suit about twice a year, so second hand is fine with me.

Pricing is odd over there though, a used, wrinkled, dress shirt to go with it was priced at $30.... So buy that new.

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NoraPlayingJacks t1_j2oqf0k wrote

Saks Off 5th has some good ones right now with Zegna fabric marked down to $299. Not sure what your budget is, but make sure you account for another $150 or so to get it tailored. You can spend $5k on a suit and you’ll still look like shit if it’s not tailored properly. The “major” department store suits from the labels you know like Perry Ellis, Tommy Hilfiger, Michael Kors, etc typically provide very little in terms of extra material to keep costs down so tailoring then can be a challenge.

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saterblader t1_j2owx6o wrote

Consider a second hand suit, but know what to shop for as far as what can and can not be fixed with tailoring. With that in mind, any suit you buy, GET IT TAILORED, and make sure to get 100% wool, other materials should only be at a last resort.

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slopezski t1_j2rps7v wrote

I know someone already said it, but I second Kohls, especially if you already know your sizes. I have purchased suits from a variety of places and honestly as far as bang for your buck kohls is great. I recently got two jackets and three pairs of pants there for about $400 or so. Certainly not cheap, but the quality is good and the prices are reasonable. I went to the one at Blackstone personally, but I am guessing the one off Lincoln Street would be similar.

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laursasaurus t1_j2ouupb wrote

Men’s warehouse at auburn mall

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Lazy-Ad-2530 t1_j2pfm7w wrote

Check Marshall's, TJ Maxx, and Burlington for suits. If nothing, try Mens Wearhouse

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J-daddy96 t1_j2ph6vy wrote

There’s a Mens Wearhouse at Solomon Pond Mall. You can get a decent suit there at a reasonable price. Or you can hit a thrift store, I bet you’ll get lucky.

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fuckpudding t1_j2pjeph wrote

I would definitely recommend checking out Macy’s. I bought a suit there (it was on sale) for a wedding recently (in November).

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HistoricalSecurity77 t1_j2pp5aa wrote

Raheb Custom Tailoring right near Roccos is also good. He’s less expensive than Rocco (who, if you can afford, is well worth it) and still has nice stuff.

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Why_is_juice_blue t1_j2rl799 wrote

Not in worcester, but Jos. A bank is great. Find a tailor and it’ll look great

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Imiss07 t1_j2rlb0m wrote

Not Worcester, but Indochino in Natick Mall has been great for me. They will fit a suit to you and you can customize it to your liking. I paid under $400

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dc271974 t1_j2scgxa wrote

Doesn’t macys have’em too?

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Oyadonchano t1_j2t4wiw wrote

Macy's always has stuff on sale. I'd also check Banana Republic Factory.

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Liqmadique t1_j2v0ig9 wrote

If you're not in the wedding party and not expected to be in serious photos I'd see if you can get away with a sports coat and dress pants. Suits kind of suck if you're not going to wear it often because body shapes change so if you wear it infrequently it can become a one time $500-1000+ purchase for a thing that won't fit you the next time you need to put it on two years later.

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CoolAbdul t1_j2y0d2h wrote

Kennedy's or Anderson-Little.

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Toobsie t1_j3ocybl wrote

I know it's far but Milton's in Brookline is amazing and so affordable. The staff will find the perfect thing for you and you can walk out feeling like a million bucks.

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