K&G Fashion Superstore

I actually love this store for the deals but the suit representatives there are just totally lacking in experience. I was there last night and a poorly dressed, poorly fitted suit on the salesman that could have put a 12 month old inside his own jacket, poorly fitted my friend in an oversized suit while railroading my friend’s good nature.
My friend had never been there before and I wanted him to have a good experience. Instead I was met with bad information, hostility and aggravation. I tried to get away from the salesman and he followed us to continue to tell me how wrong I was about everything and that my friend needed a suit two full sizes larger for what I’d have to assume would cost more to alter and ruin the lines of the suit. He had him in a 42 reg. I questioned the length standards and he said everyone comes in and is wrong about the length being to the base of your fingers (when it’s been an industry standard even Huffington post and GQ publishes, but this guy says they are wrong). I questioned then what was the determination of the proper length and he again says «you look at it and if it’s right it’s right». Totally annoying advice. Totally wrong information.
If I didn’t really love this store is have left and never come back but this weirdo wasn’t running me off. I’ve been a customer of many k&g from here to atlanta for over 20yrs.
It was clear I was better off to stick to my own skills. His answer to how he would fit a jacket was «you put it on and it fits or it doesn’t.» He would try to put words in my mouth just to attack and was just, in a word, RIDICULOUS. I finally had to tell him to go away from us and thank you for your input but go away. He tried to approach again and I reminded him aggressively to leave us alone.
My friend left with a 40reg without needing any alterations but a pant hem and he looked awesome.
My advice to customers is to not ask for advice there unless you want to look like ghetto-​billy in a zoot suit. I was waiting to be sold a fedora and a fob chain with platform shoes. Know your size and what you’re doing. This is a great place to buy a deal of a suit but the discount outlet mentality doesn’t pay for good service or advice in sizing your clothing or much else. Know your size, try it on, walk away quickly without asking for help or you’re gonna look like crap.
I will say though that the girls at the front checkout are always a pleasure and of as much help as they can be. The clothing there is a deal and sign up for the coupons and discounts. Avoid the text discounts they offer. They will email you the same or better without the risks.

I like to roll in here occasionally to snatch up some clearance Calvin Klein tops for work and a $ 20 Nine West bag. Women, steer clear of the shoes. Men, they have some nicer ones for you.

I came here once for a suit for a brunch being held at my old school in which I was getting honored. K&G is right up the road from our house, I had heard great things about it from some friends that swore this clothing store over Jos A Bank and even Mens Warehouse.
We were greeted promptly by an employee and told them the things we were looking for. She helped me find a nice suit that fit my style, and I tried it on, the arm length was a bit to long for me, but luckily the store has an on site tailor and he took my measurements and then said it would be ready the next day.
This store has much more than suits, they also carry shirts, ties, shoes and much more. Sign up for the rewards card and every month they send a coupon for an additional 15 – 25 percent off an item. Plus via email they send when sales are going on.

Unless you have all day to look and guess what size is going fit, do not even bother coming here.
Here is how our experience went down:
The staff gruffly greeted us with «what you lookin’ for» and when I said 42L suits they pointed in the direction half way across the «store» while the two sales associates who could be found continued their conversation. Flat out rude! I guess this is what I should have expected in a place like this. I don’t know why I didn’t just trust my gut but a friend told us to give this place a shot. I will trust the gut next time.
My husband is definitely a 42L, we have had him fitted by a tailor and in luxury department stores. I personally witnessed him try a 42L the day before in two other stores so I know it fits. Apparently not at KG. My husband tried on four coats, labeled 42L which were all about 4 to 5 inches too short. We even checked the garment tags to make sure that something wasn’t a miss but they were indeed labeled 42L.
We left and went to Macy’s which was just as bad, even worse because I feel like they should know better but that is a whole other review.
It amazes me at the level of atrocious customer service we as consumers are forced to deal with on a daily basis (especially with the unemployment rates).

After unsuccessfully searching multiple Men’s Wearhouses for a suit, I was told by a salesman at the last MW, to go up the road to K&G since they have lower prices, etc. So, after never hearing of this place, I fired up the Unilocal app (what did we do b4 smartphones? honestly) and found it was right down the road and so I set off. The place is huge (the Superstore moniker is appropriate) and filled with all kinds of clothing, shoes, hats, and miscellaneous items like cufflinks, bracelets, etc. I was able to find a suit for MUCH less than MW’s prices, so that was awesome. The lady at the cash register had a cool southern accent and was super friendly.

K&G Superstore has a nice variety of clothes for the entire family. If you are looking for a suit, this is definitely the place to go. They have just about everything you need to pull an outfit together. Shoes, purses, belts, hats, jewelry, etc. Prices are very reasonable and they do carry name brand merchandise. This particular store is centrally located and easily accessible from I-​275 in the Tri County area.