JohnMS
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In some previous post, someone asked about the quality comparison between Jos Bank and Men's Warehouse.
Although I refuse to enter into Men's Warehouse, I have purchased some items from Jos Bank and have gone in there on occasion with a friend.
Their top-of-the-line suit is what they call Signature Gold. Priced at $1,295, this suit is continually on sale (as are most, if not all, items at Jos Bank). Even at half off, this suit is overpriced in my opinion as it is a half-canvas suit.
I've purchased their non-iron shirts and have been pleased with them. Only buy them at half-off during Christmas then they are a better value. The buttondown collars lay particularly well, but no single-needle tailoring in this shirt.
Salespersons are very aggressive, way too aggressive for me and for the most part not very knowledgable.
All in all, I think Jos Bank has its place. It's not top-of-the-line, but they do sell decent clothing that if on sale, can be used in a pinch.
Although I refuse to enter into Men's Warehouse, I have purchased some items from Jos Bank and have gone in there on occasion with a friend.
Their top-of-the-line suit is what they call Signature Gold. Priced at $1,295, this suit is continually on sale (as are most, if not all, items at Jos Bank). Even at half off, this suit is overpriced in my opinion as it is a half-canvas suit.
I've purchased their non-iron shirts and have been pleased with them. Only buy them at half-off during Christmas then they are a better value. The buttondown collars lay particularly well, but no single-needle tailoring in this shirt.
Salespersons are very aggressive, way too aggressive for me and for the most part not very knowledgable.
All in all, I think Jos Bank has its place. It's not top-of-the-line, but they do sell decent clothing that if on sale, can be used in a pinch.