Jos A Bank

I don’t like leaving less than stellar reviews so I hesitate to write but this store is somewhere I’ll be avoiding going forward. The President’s Day sale seemed like a good opportunity to pick up some dress shirts and ties. I was greeted by a woman and shown where my size dress shirts were located. I note the JAB website has various types of dress shirts (wrinkle free, no iron, etc.) The specific purpose of my search was for no-​iron shirts however all I found were wrinkle free. I questioned the associate and it almost seemed like I was speaking another language as she indicated wrinkle free and no iron were one and the same. Would have had no issue believing her however the website had me thinking otherwise so I left.
Maybe she was right, maybe she wasn’t but her sales skills were awful; never had an apathetic commission salesperson before. Good luck to her but I won’t be back. I’ve had success with Men’s Wearhouse in the City (yes I know its the same company) so I’ll be inclined to go there or perhaps another JAB location.

Love this store. Bought my husband a great suit here. The salesman was very helpful and taught us a lot about suits. We will definitely return for more work clothes for my husband.

I was pretty happy with my experience at Jos. A. Bank. I went for a Labor Day sale which offered suits 4 for price of 1. Now, of course this means that the suits are generally overpriced, or they wouldn’t be able to have such a sale. But I needed multiple suits and the price was decent, so I went. For some reason only one associate was working on Labor Day for this huge sale where most people would be buying and trying on multiple suits, so there was a number of people standing around and waiting. I got 4 suits for about $ 800. Understand that tailoring was extra, about another $ 175 for tailoring. Many have told me I should have gone somewhere else to do it, but it was convenient. Took 3 weeks for tailoring which did seem long. When I picked up the suits, one or two had loose threads, but nothing significant. Service was friendly and accommodating. No word yet on the durability of the suits as I just got them, but they seem to be of decent quality.

I wouldn’t even give this a one star, but
I had to pick one. NEVER rent a tux from
Them unless you don’t care about the event you are attending. Not one person
There has any concept of how to use the computer or place a rental. Each groomsmen was measured for a suit instead of being able to try on tuxedos. Each person who placed an order had one or more things wrong with their order. Sizes were wrong, charged wrong amount, lost items. Don’t waste your time. One of the worst experiences I have ever had, considering I am writing a long review.

Never rent a tuxedo for your wedding from this place. I’m 28 years old and this has by far been the most horrible business experience I’ve ever went through. So bad that I had to rent another tuxedo 4 days before my wedding.

I went into Jos A Bank (Moorestown) to purchase a new suit for an upcoming wedding (ugh). They had a great selection, I found a suit for $ 900 which they reduced down by 75%. Great deal, right? When I went to pick it up, the suit was falling apart. I refused to take that suit and picked out another. This one was fine but I lost hope in Jos A Bank after that. The sales associate was trying to sell me shirts, socks, you name it to make some extra commission.

I have bought 2 suits from Jos A Bank. One from Moorestown, one from Marlton. Both have developed significant holes in areas not usually subject to «wear and tear». I only wore the last suit once to a wedding! The first suit was worn only to weddings and a few funerals. VERY DISAPPOINTED IN QUALITY OF FABRIC. Both are wool suits.

All week I have been hearing about an amazing suit sale at Jos. A Bank this weekend. The ads said the store was selling 3 suits for the price of 1, with 3 free ties. When I got to the store, I was shown the rack of suits that were on sale. Apparently, it’s the store’s policy to jack prices up on weekends with sales like this. So, the cheapest suit in the store was around $ 600. To add insult to injury, the salesman told me that if I just wanted to purchase 1 suit, it was ¹⁄₃ of the price of buying 3. So, basically, the 3-​for-​1 sale basically means that Jos. A Bank increases the suits to 3 times there normal price. Sounds like a scam to me.