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Best Place to Buy a Suit in Toronto

Posted by Tim / March 19, 2008

Toronto SuitWhile I can't recall the first place I ever bought a suit; the first suit-shopping memory I do remember is shopping at Tom's Place in Kensington Market. My father used to take my brother and I there whenever it was time for him to stock up on shirts, ties, suits or whatever owner Tom Mihalik was promoting that week. Along the way we'd manage to pick up something for ourselves. There was always a wad of cash exchanged and lots of talk about cutting us a deal. Inevitably, a free tie, shirt or belt would find its way into our bag.

For many, the experience of shopping for menswear in Toronto wouldn't be complete without a stop at Tom's Place; but as the store celebrates its 50th year in business; it's now operating in a retail landscape that presents a lot more suit buying options (at all price points) than there were in years past.

Beyond the national, global and discount chains like Holt Renfrew, Harry Rosen, Moore's, Zara, Club Monoco, Banana Republic and The Bay are a host of boutique shops offering cutting edge styles, custom tailoring and a modern shopping experience. At the top of our list - and winner of our Best of Toronto survey - is relative newcomer Gotstyle. Located on the second floor of a building on King West that also houses MySpace Canada, Gotsyle distinguishes itself not only by the selection they carry but also by the space and service itself. From helpful (but not pushy) salespeople to a lounge area, magazines, chilled music and even a men's spa area (head shave = $39), they understand more than most what men want in a retail shopping experience.

On the racks are a host of stylish yet affordable Canadian and international brands. It's rare to find any suit here that crosses into four figures; and most are within the $400-$750 price range including offerings from designers like Tiger of Sweden, Ted Baker and Zegna as well as jacket and pant combos from the likes of Ben Sherman and Toronto's Haight & Ashbury. They're also currently showing one of the city's best selections of skinny ties and offer an assortment of made-to-measure shirts.

The top five:

Gotstyle

Gotstyle

Got Style offers a huge selection of casual and formal men's clothing and accessories. Beyond suits, they have a great selection of affordable sport jackets, pants, dress shirts and ties. More »

Tom's Place

Tom's Place

While Tom's Place may not carry the latest styles (most inventory is from last season) it's tough to beat the prices here - especially if you're willing to negotiate a bit. Bonus! Pick up some freshly killed chickens for dinner down the street. More »

Sydney's

Sydney's

This small boutique on Queen West has a nice selection of off the rack suits, shirts and ties; but specializes in creating the custom something that will fit you just right. More »

Boomer

Boomer

Boomer must be doing something right to pay for that pricey real estate at Queen and John. Selection here tends to favour Boss, Cinque, Tiger of Sweden and J. Lindeberg. More »

Theodore 1922

Theodore 1922

This Annex spot offer bespoke made-to-measure tailoring as well as a selection of stylish shirts, pants and ties. More »

Discussion

113 Comments

Mark / March 19, 2008 at 11:11 am
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might I add that Delphic is also a good place to start and if you really wnat something great, go see Dom and get a block done at http://www.trendtailors.com/
Tim / March 19, 2008 at 11:36 am
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Yeah. I second Delphic as well as Deluxe Boutique across the street. Both have very small selections of suits though.
Andy / March 19, 2008 at 12:08 pm
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I'm a big fan of Simon Carter down on Queen West. The cut is incredible and the styling are simple with a funky inner lining.

Not to say that there aren't some problems. Suits are a bit on the expensive side (Holt Renfrew and Harry Rosen price range) and the service staff are going through some growing pains.
Dave S / March 19, 2008 at 02:00 pm
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Simon's is good. I like Gotstyle a lot, some great suits and other stuff. Like a lot of these stores ... though you have to suffer the sort of trendy-bullshit-party-time marketing they all have. I'm on their mailing list and they invite me to parties that must attract the most empty headed lizards and Vice-magazine-tards. Good style often must co-exist with this sort of junk, so I close my eyes and buy stuff nonetheless.

Still Gotstyle, and even Delphic (which I also like) rely too much on stuff like awful awful J. Lindeberg lines. Poorly cut, ridiculously big logos on items like the belts and etc. You can see a J. Lindeberg guy a mile away! Good style is a little more subtle and timeless.

Anyway, I'm glad these stores are in Toronto, and they are good for the city, but could do without the spa-ish pretension (but like I say, maybe they can't exist without it).
Dave S / March 19, 2008 at 02:06 pm
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Whoops, I mean Sydney's is good. I don't know simon carter, but will go check.
mrblack / March 19, 2008 at 02:25 pm
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Sydney's is great!
Balmoral / March 19, 2008 at 03:17 pm
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This list is an abloslute embarrasment, and serves to prove that Toronto is the worst major city in North America for mens clothing.
Couple of questions: why do most Toronto men's stores sell almost exclusively middle brow Italian lines? It is virtually impossible to find quality American and English suiting in this city. Odd considering our WASPy heritage.

Also, why have have all the mid-range but quality US/UK chains never set up shop in Toronto? Stores like Brooks Brothers, Faconable, Polo, Hickey Freeman, Dunhill, Gant, JPress and Thomas Pink would be very welcome, and would work price-wise as well. Just wondering.
slim / March 19, 2008 at 03:43 pm
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Could anyone recommend a place for good quality custom made suits for taller people? I'm about 6'6, and fairly slim for my height, and find it impossible to find suits without spending $1500 for a custom-made one...any suggestions?
Castle / March 19, 2008 at 04:27 pm
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@Balmoral - Boo Hoo. You one of those people who think the clothes make the man? Or you have one of those New Yorker attitudes?

I like how you added in your suggestions of stores that should be added to the list. Toronto is not the worst place to get suits, considering that I know of many well dressed men who have fine tailors located in the city. And if anything, if you have the right connections, you can get special oversea materials brought to you.

And to constructively criticize the post, I'm not sure if these "top five" are in order, but I didn't expect Tom's Place to be in at number 2. But I agree with Boomer in the top five.
Dave S / March 19, 2008 at 04:38 pm
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I think Toronto is a fairly well dressed place, and getting better all the time. Yet it doesn't have the mass tradition of good tailoring that the UK has or some other locations. Thus you have men here in nice suits, but they don't fit just right. The biggest problem being everything is too big, too baggy. Shirts with that balloon of material in the back. In the UK, London esp, this wouldn't do, not for a banker or a store clerk. Good cuts transcends economic class.
balmoral / March 19, 2008 at 05:28 pm
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Castle,
Not sure why I pissed you off so much.

My comment was on how difficult it is to find good quality, reasonably priced, off the rack suits in Toronto. Bespoke tailoring is another matter completely, and I would suggest that your references to "connections" and "overseas materiasl" reflect a far snottier attitude than mine.

Also, you apparantly misread my post. I did not suggest stores that should be added to the list. I simply added some shops that I would like to see in Toronto. Whether they would be considered Top 5 Suit stores is not for me to determine.

And Dave S - all excellent points. A good suit doesn't have to be over $1000 if it fits well.
balmoral / March 19, 2008 at 05:30 pm
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And also, do tell: what is a New Yorker attitude?
Ryan Oakley / March 19, 2008 at 08:17 pm
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You've got to be joking. That's the list? Whatever.
Tim / March 19, 2008 at 09:27 pm
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Hi Ryan,

The list was derived from our Best of Toronto poll. Did you take time to nominate and/or vote for your favourites? What's missing?
Je / March 20, 2008 at 01:56 am
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From "Ryan Oakley" and his weblink:

"And they have a really cute bass player with a really pretty neck and a really nice haircut. This always helps me get through a show. Watching men on stage, playing with their toys while I?m unable to hear myself think is always dull. But I like to look at a girl with a nice haircut and a graceful neck. So kill me. I?m human."

Thank you ryan -- you seem to be an astute consumer of culture. Tell us more of what is wrong with this list. Tell us more.
Ryan Oakley / March 20, 2008 at 04:15 am
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I believe the list may be about as correct as it can be.

But -- right there-- that's two problems.

The first is that there really is no decent off the rack in Toronto. The story here is that Toronto's off the rack menswear is really bad. (I'm with Balmoral on this.)

A good suit comes down to fit. If someone understands this, they can pay no more than forty and get a good one. If they don't understand this, they can pay 5000 and get a bad one.

(And sorry Slim, for a fellow of your dimensions, you will likely have to spend the money and go bespoke.)

The second problem is that the list itself is not very good. Tom's Place gets a 4 out of 5 with one vote cast. The rest of them get progressively lower stars with each vote cast.

So the more people who vote, the more who find the selection slightly above average at best. Aside from Tom's Place no one even cracks a 3 out of 5.

Obviously, these are mediocre selections and obviously I'm not the only one who thinks so. When only one establishment, based on one vote, is ranked above 3 stars out of five, there is something wrong. At the time of writing this the number one spot on the list, "Got Style", had 2.3 stars. That's below average. That's a negative review.

Perhaps I'm misreading what the numbers mean. If that's the case, my apologies. If not, I stand by my assertion that this list is a joke and that you're offering people mediocre choices without directly informing them of that.

But you do provide them with the direct data. So that's good.

Je. Ryan Oakley is my name. It does not require quotation marks. I can only assume that you're trying to convince people that my name is not Ryan Oakley. It is.

And what are you doing here? Posting random things from my blog, which anyone is free to go look at, presumably to somehow assault my character, while you provide no link to any sort of site you may have, so that I may do the same to you? Posting under the name Je. That's your name? Je? Are you like Madonna or something?

Look a little harder, Je, and you'll find things that make me look much worse than that. Feel free to use them as you please. It's nice to have a hobby.

And if you think that a nice neck is culture, then I pity you. I'm much more of a consumer of necks than of culture. She has a lovely neck. Your culture, however, is dull.
The Mayor / March 20, 2008 at 04:35 am
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I prefer to buy my suits out of the back of Cadillac Escalades, thank you very much.

Unless of course, Sam Mitchell & Bryan Colangelo are willing to set up shop downtown. Those two men are the best dressed in the city. Ted Rogers, make it happen.
Tim / March 20, 2008 at 08:36 am
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Just so there's no confusion - the star ratings had no influence on this list. they're simply on the site for people to rate places if they like.
Adam / March 20, 2008 at 04:50 pm
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"I'm much more of a consumer of necks than of culture."

I think this is quite possibly one of the best comments ever made on blogTO.
Ray / March 21, 2008 at 01:21 pm
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I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Grreat Stuff on West Queen West (first door after Trinity Bellwoods Park). It's not a big store, but the selection is decent and the staff is excellent.

http://www.grreatstuff.com
Lee / June 18, 2008 at 12:44 pm
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A hidden gem here in Toronto is Fifth on King Mens Custom. I'm a tough fit and was looking for a place here in Toronto that would make me a custom suit at a good pricepoint. Off the shelf just doesn't fit me well and when you go custom you get a great fit and get to select from a large amount of fabrics and styling features.
www.sprezzatura.ca
Meg / February 4, 2009 at 02:37 pm
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Would anyone happen to know of any good tailors that do ladies' bespoke? I'm a hard-to-traditionally-fit shape (love my shape, it's just not average), and I would love to get some suits and button-down shirts made that actually fit me properly...
Thanks!
Dobbs / February 16, 2009 at 03:55 pm
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I buy most of my suits used from Off the Cuff. Terrific stuff at great prices.
agnes / February 19, 2009 at 06:03 pm
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It is nice to buy a <a href="http://elegant-fashion-4men.blogspot.com/";>mens clothes</a> with great combination of different style and colors! I think it will work and all men would like it, even girls will do because it created perfectly. It's seems to be interesting to all men to try that kind of menswear. I hope all men should see it to get some information which I know can really help them.
Rob / March 30, 2009 at 05:33 pm
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There is a little place in Richmond Hill that goes to Italy every 15 weeks to buy the best luxury Italian designer fashions made. They carry Ermenegildo Zegna, Cerruti 1881, Alexander McQueen, Valentino, Roberto Cavalli, Dolce Gabbana, Versace, Etc. They are launching their new label De Laurentiis Signature for Bespoke Clients only. All hand made, several fittings, and lots of detail. A collaboration with a New York designer and a fifth generation tailor. They feature exclusive clothes from Italy, all for a price that is well below regular retail. The name is Le Firme. Look em up!
Jack / April 2, 2009 at 07:12 pm
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Simon Carter is worth a look. Under $900 for nice UK styling. They have talls now too and have a good tailor so you can get that bespoke look for off the rack price if your a tricky fit like me.
sarah / April 28, 2009 at 03:22 am
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Hello,

I prefer online shopping more than local store shopping, i usually buy my formals be it <a href="http://www.customsuitsshirts.com/Mens-Custom-Suits-orderby0-p-1-c-1.html";>men`s custom suits</a> or business suit or casual dresses i choose online stores, saves lots of time and good in terms of deal.

Regards,
sarah_9
Kyrian Soleste replying to a comment from Je / May 29, 2009 at 10:23 am
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What the hell are you doing trying to make an argument by posting something that has no relevance to the matter at hand. I do see this as character assassination and its a pathetic way to debate a matter that has no involvement being whatsoever. Oh thats right Je didn't wash his hands one time before leaving the washroom; therefore, let's not take anything he has to say into consideration. Pathetic.
Young / June 13, 2009 at 12:17 pm
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On a search from this post I checked out most of the places mentioned and decided on Fifth on King / Sprezzatura for the suit for my wedding. The guys there did a great job, the fit and attention to detail was perfect for my bespoke suit.

I also met with Sydney who I think would have done a great job, but unfortunately he was out of my price range.
Savillian / June 14, 2009 at 02:51 pm
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This is something different: www.savillian.com. Savillian offers a cross between a British/Italian house cut, hand crafted and use Italian wools. The price range is from $800 to $1200 for custom. Women's suits as well!
Scarlet Pimpernel / July 20, 2009 at 10:52 am
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The reason that it is impossible to find quality American and English suiting in the city of Toronto and its environs was once explained to me by a very polite Italian ex-patriate. He told me with a very red face that it all has to do with who the first distributors of suits and garments were in TO. It was eastern-eauropean and italian distributors who were looking to introduce the best priced product to local retailers and thus allow any retailer to attract a clientele (of any income category) and make the best profit margins for the store. Ofcourse there are "some" American and English suit offerings but they offer pretentious selections (ie: new-wave American style houses and Saville Row wanna-be's) at exorbitant prices. Trust me, although Toronto is lacking a lot of established choices for men's clothing, at least you are not suffering the ridiculous situation found in Ottawa or Montreal. Montreal used to be the "in" place outside of New York for decent fashions in North America...now Montreal offers only two sides of the fashion spectrum: severely outlandish purple monstrosities or the mediocrity of Jones New York. Consider yourselves lucky...!
Vik / August 10, 2009 at 03:56 pm
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I just purchased my new custom suit from Oxborough of London Bespoke Clothiers and would like to tell you of my experience!
I have a short stocky build and can never find off the rack suits that fit me; I did my research beforehand and went to Harry Rosen Bespoke (on the top floor!) and they quoted me $3600 for a basic 2-piece with an unknown brand cloth. I managed to get beautiful grey Holland and Sherry Super 100's cloth, 2-piece suit for much less!
Oxborough of London are travelling tailors from London, UK. The standard of stitching is the best i have ever seen, and for the price is unbeatable. Check out www.oxboroughoflondon.com :)
Ajay / September 1, 2009 at 03:24 pm
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Another great place is http://www.torontocustomsuits.com ... they don't have a storefront, so they don't have the overheads and pass on the savings to us. I bought an Italian super 150 suit, and it was hand-made custom to fit me perfectly, all-in I spent about $950 including special linings, surgeon cuffs, hand stitching, etc. They send a sales rep and tailor to you once you book a fitting so you don't even have to go anywhere. I highly recommend it.
sarah_9 / September 2, 2009 at 01:37 am
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Hello,

Online stores are also good option to buy quality suits and shirts, though it is bit difficult to find the genuine stores but few stores offers wide range of quality items at suitable price.

Regards,
sarah_9

http://www.customsuitsshirts.com
TDB / October 2, 2009 at 11:05 pm
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Gotstyle is by far the superior place to shop for suits in Toronto. They have a great selection of labels and styles and I love the laid back approach the staff has to servicing their clients. I just picked up a Cinque suit from there today and couldn't be happier.

TDB
Rich / October 25, 2009 at 09:34 am
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Brooks Brothers RBC Plaza Toronto, located at 200 Bay Street in the retail concourse!
Charlie / October 30, 2009 at 04:01 pm
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This past September I visited "Suits in the City". They make custom tailored suits, shirts, overcoats, tuxedos. Custom suits start at $549 and custom shirts start at $69. Their finished products are incredible! They set-up quarterly events at the Cosmo Hotel in Toronto and have clients come and pick from thousands of fabrics (best selection I have ever seen). You then get measured by their tailor and discuss personalized styling and fit. The garments are then hand cut and tailored in Hong Kong. It takes about 5-6weeks turn around, but the finished product is well worth it! I have been a loyal Rosen customer for many years and a devote custom Canali suit buyer. Suits in the City stocks the same textiles as Canali- at less then HALF the price. I got a Suits in the City "Black Label" suit (which is the same fabric as a Canali custom suit available at Rosen's). I paid $1049! You cant touch a Canali suit for less than $2250!
The owners of the company are a couple of brothers that live in Toronto- both great dudes! They will take care of any alterations that are needed once your garments are delivered to you. Like I said, they don't have a store front, but you can visit their site www.suitsinthecity.ca and register for updates on future events. You wont get bombarded by emails, they only email you when an event is coming up. Worth checkin out!
Mike W replying to a comment from Charlie / October 30, 2009 at 04:58 pm
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Did you pay for this advertising space?
handfed / November 11, 2009 at 07:34 pm
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I have to point out that places like Zara and H&M carry wool suits, some in super 100's. Sure, you won't get your super fancy Italian label, but you can get a nice everyday suit for $250.
EricY / November 26, 2009 at 10:51 am
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Has anybody, other than Charlie, bought any suits from "Suits in the City." I'd like a bespoke suit, but don't have the +$900 to buy one at Harry Rosen or Gotstyle. Or, if anybody has suggestions for a decent made-to-measure suit for <$700, I'd be happy to hear about it.
KevinS / November 30, 2009 at 12:03 pm
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EricY- I actually used these guys this past summer for a couple of suits- I am very impressed! And Charlie (above) is correct, I think I paid $550 a suit.
mark / December 13, 2009 at 09:07 am
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I appreciate all the blogs with regards to helping me find the best place ot shop in town for a new suit. Moreover, I think it needs to be reemphasized again, TOMS PLACE IS THE WORST place i've ever bought a suit in my entire life. My father and I went there to buy a suit, before even walking in he said "i don't know why i'm taking you here to get a suit, I promised myself I would never buy a suit here again." Needeless to say I bought 2 suits, and nowboth have fallen apart. The pants ripped by the pocket, the material was cheap, and I'm very disapointed with the service i recieved when entering the store. DO NOT SHOP AT TOM'S PLACE!! I can't believe Tom and his fucking place got ranked second.
JONESIN / January 14, 2010 at 01:01 am
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i have issues gettin suits in long sizes that fit well but i have to say i bought a jacket from H&M last summer for like 179 and i was shocked by the fit and fabric.....and i work in the fashion industry people cant believe where i got it....if u look well....fashion is available at every price range
d d replying to a comment from Tim / January 30, 2010 at 03:11 pm
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these lists are always incomplete

d d replying to a comment from Charlie / January 30, 2010 at 03:12 pm
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what did they charge you for this ad?
V / March 7, 2010 at 05:10 pm
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Does anyone know any good alteration places? We had two pairs of pant suits taken in at Moores (Yonge St.) and they did a very shitty job. :(
Richard / March 29, 2010 at 12:56 am
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I've found a great place downtown to buy custom suits and shirts that's not on this list but definitely deserves to be. My friend recommended me to check out a new player in town called IM-Label (http://im-label.com) and it was the best advice by far. Rather than simply renting standard tuxedos, I was looking for a set of suits for my wedding so that we all had something to keep and wear after the wedding for a reasonable price. The stylist there guided me through the entire process of choosing the proper material, style, etc. and best of all, we didn't have to worry about there not being enough inventory to cover everyone in the wedding party since they are all made from scratch! If that wasn't enough, they give you a second fitting where they alter anything if necessary for free so that it fits just perfectly. I'm really happy with the choice to go with these guys. They're super friendly and service was great. I'm definitely going back in the future.
Jas B replying to a comment from V / April 13, 2010 at 05:33 pm
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I recommend Studio Kim (766 King St W) for alterations. They do a great job and reasonably priced.

I take all my clients there.
SavilleRow replying to a comment from Balmoral / May 23, 2010 at 10:39 pm
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Agreed. I think most Torontonians have no taste - prefering to shop at places like Moore's or Tip Top Tailors.
Mike / June 1, 2010 at 08:00 am
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I believe Toms place is great they always knock down the prices, and there selection is decent, Gotstyle is over priced, I still live by Zara and there cheap suits, for some reason they fit amazing
Anderson / June 30, 2010 at 06:10 am
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Hi, Before i use to buy my Suits from Tom's Place. A Friend of mine introduce me oversea tailor from Hong Kong called Himark Martin Tailors. They are very professional and they are reasonably priced and the suits fits me well. They visit Toronto 6 times a year i can give you there web for more information www.himarkmartintailors.com
Ian / July 15, 2010 at 04:58 pm
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Some of the worst customer service at Tom's Place. I am never going back there.
Aaron / August 1, 2010 at 06:47 pm
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Went into Tom's Place today and they were pushing their Hugo Boss suit "half off" at $600. Came home and found Hugo Boss are selling the same suit (Bertolucci Movie) direct for €299, about $400.
Sean / August 13, 2010 at 04:04 pm
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Re: anyone who thinks Zara, Brooks Bros, etc are "great suits"...

There are many out there who think Swiss Chalet is a Great Meal. Or even McDonalds (for the Zara lover). They can think that all they want, it doesn't make it true.
rq / August 13, 2010 at 10:08 pm
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Sean have you tried a Brooks Brothers suit yet??????
Ken / August 18, 2010 at 03:40 pm
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Help! Does anyone have any idea where to find a classic loden sports coat in Toronto?
Steve / September 10, 2010 at 04:45 pm
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I've used Suits in the City too. I went for one of their higher end suits, I think they call it Black Label (it was about $1000), and I was very impressed. I've been buying from Harry's for years and even tried Got Style (who also makes a great suit) but for the money, I would go with Suits in the City hands down.
Nathan / September 12, 2010 at 02:17 pm
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Wanted to thank everyone for their input here. Went out on Queen West today in search of a few suits. Simon Carter had great looking suits for $650, but also has a number of really nice looking suits for under $400 currently on sale. I am 38R and they didn't have any sale merch in my size, otherwise I would certainly have pulled the trigger. Stopped by Sydneys, but they didn't seem to have much in stock. Also stopped by at Boomers but everything there was a bit more than I wanted to spend. Ended up buying 2 suits at Grreat Stuff on West Queen West. They have some really nice modern fitting stuff. Ended up with 2 great looking Cinque suits for 1100 and change.
Nesta / September 13, 2010 at 02:59 pm
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For those who don't know - The Coop.
Amir / September 22, 2010 at 05:35 pm
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I'm 6'3 and usually find it hard to get the right size. Got a Cinque suit from Great Stuff on Queen West. Fit was excellent and price was decent at $550.
BRIAN / September 23, 2010 at 12:02 am
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If you have time it is better to make your suit by your local tailors,it can ensure fit well at least.Some of people do not have too much time,
online shopping also a good choice,I like online shopping my clothes,a great place is mysuitforless for a fraction of price,they features sending you color swatches of their fabric, I believe it helps you a lot
Duncan / September 24, 2010 at 11:35 am
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I've used local tailors and while the speed is sometimes (I use that word loosely) faster, the workmanship is always machine and the quality of fabrics is usually low grade, despite the price. I've now heard from a handful of Suits in the City customers about their suits, including a comment above, and will most certainly be going to their event in two weeks time.
Does anyone know a good shop for shoes? I am tired of only being able to buy shoes when I go to Europe. I am size 13 and my size, though common, never seems to be in stock for anything good.
Cam / September 27, 2010 at 06:10 pm
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i actually tried suits in the city too...bought a few shirts and they were nice and fit fine. Never bought a suit yet though (dont' really need suits with my @#@$% job...anyone hireing skilless nerds???).

Mike W; hahahaha...
Annoyed / October 1, 2010 at 04:40 pm
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I cant see the top five choices?
Jimmy / October 24, 2010 at 10:43 pm
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Perhaps you could give these guys a look as well.
http://www.mysuitforless.com/

Custom made suits, you either measure yourself using your perfect fit suit before as a guild or print out a form and take to a local tailor to get measured and send that info to them.

Prices range from $199-$300. Very Fast, like under 2 weeks from time of order. They pay for any alterations needed when you get it or if nescessary make you a completely new suit.

I've only got one suit and shirt so far, but I was extremely satisfied, i'm a skinny guy too and it's sooo nice having a suit that actually fits.
KB replying to a comment from slim / November 22, 2010 at 08:14 pm
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This is a late reply, but re: suits for tall people. I went into Tristan a few weeks ago with the same problem - long arms, long legs. They said if I purchase any pair of pants they will have it made fitted to my length, takes about 3 days. I believe it was at no extra charge. Apparently it's a new service.
Diamond / November 23, 2010 at 12:21 pm
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What about women suits?!?! has anyone seen the women suits at Tom's Place... the worst!

The selection of women suits available, not only in this list but in Toronto, is horrible.

I challenge you blogto!
JAY / November 25, 2010 at 02:15 pm
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Fifth on King, now Garrison Bespoke at 26 Wellington Street East does great work with bespoke suits. Talk about customer service!
Jane / December 18, 2010 at 05:30 pm
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Diamond, I saw your post about women's suits and have the answer for you. My girlfriend was looking for a custom suit and saw two comments here about suits in the city. We tried them out at their last event in October. She's paid upwards of $2000 for a custom suit and I've paid nearly the same. We paid less than half of that (much less might I add) and our suits are spectacular. We both needed some slight alterations, which they covered, but the end result is beautiful.
mADman / December 21, 2010 at 11:39 am
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Theres a really cool place in woodbridge called grafic that carries some killer suits! i used to go to gotstyle, but i hate fighting traffic, and im coming from north of the city. its a hidden gem, they got tiger, sand, jl, and a few others for decent prices. u should check it out if you dont want to go downtown
Greg / December 29, 2010 at 03:39 pm
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im-label. great prices, great fits, great service. can't really ask for much more.
Lisa / March 6, 2011 at 08:47 am
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I bought a suit for my boyfriend from www.luxecollection.ca, the quality is amazing and the price is very reasonable. The one we bought is only $399 + tax, but they gave us free cuff links and tie to go with the suit :D
Zach / March 15, 2011 at 04:17 pm
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The BEST DEAL """"HANDS DOWN""" is a hidden gem called "MAN ABOUT TOWN" they don't have a website but the phone number is 416-636-9215. Ask for Dylan. He knows the good shit.

It's definitely not a fancy place but it's got some great stuff for wickedly low prices.
I got a Copley jacket for $85.HOly Crap I saw the same one at Harry Rosen's for $779 and an older version of the exact same jacket at Toms for $299.

If your a label whore than this place is probably not for you because some of the best stuff in there has been de-labeled so they can sell below regular retail.
i I got a Paul smith overcoat for $99, a Ted Baker Blazer for $70, and a Brooks Brothers tuxedo for $150. Even on E-bay this tux was $599.99 plus.
Mango88 / March 28, 2011 at 11:44 am
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Does anyone know of a place I can get a pants pattern made for me? IE take my measurements and draw up my pants pattern with proper calculations. I've begun sewing and have attempted some pants from ready-made patterns but not with 100% fit.
theLies replying to a comment from Zach / March 28, 2011 at 12:22 pm
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Nice advertisement bud, you'll take that liberty huh :\

There's a place that offers much better quality suits for a w/e price you're looking for, pretty much. They have great fabrics, already made suits and entirely bespoke suits as well They do an amazing job and the guys that work there are nice and very helpful), they're called Acapella Clothing.
SAM / April 1, 2011 at 06:52 am
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hi sir i am suit tailor in hong kong if you want suit from hong kogn so pls me good fabric made in england, and made in italy, and made in koren if you want any thing pls let me kwno
thanks
mr sam
Clive / April 25, 2011 at 12:54 pm
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Over the Easter weekend my partner and I went to Tom's and waited and waited for service. Was a little put off after 20 minutes of waiting that I had to approach someone to get help and they helped(if you can call it that). The guy showed my partner and I 2 suits and says that's all I got. Which left me perplexed because of the ocean of suits around us. At this point giving my money for them was out of the question. The place and service left a funny feeling. I am not sure if they treated us like insignificants because of maybe the way we dressed or because maybe we were partners. So went to other places suggested on here and got better service hands down.
dan g / May 16, 2011 at 01:01 pm
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I've also tried suits in the city. I had a sports jacket made out of some of the nicest fabric i've ever felt. I requested special pocket design and some specific detail. All in - i think i paid $700, and this would have costs $1800+ at Holts. I also had a couple beautiful shirts made. This is top notch stuff, nothing like Maxwell's.
Mikey T / May 16, 2011 at 09:03 pm
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Maxwell's is horrible. Baggy fits and takes forever to come. Not to mention I have to wait for months before they come again. There are better local options available.
Simon Templar / June 8, 2011 at 01:19 am
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Ted's on Bloor St, Garments are solid its a serious Toronto Gem.
Service is amazing and personal. Gentlemen check it out.
Harold Tanner / August 12, 2011 at 03:45 am
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I would highly not recommend Garrison Bespoke at 26 Wellington Street East. Yes the customer service is good but they totally rip you off, telling you it is high grade Italian fabrics, when in reality it is cheap fabric from China. I will never purchase anything from them ever again. I got charged 1500 for a bespoke suit and it was crap.
CHEAP UGGS / August 19, 2011 at 07:27 am
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China. I will never purchase anything from them ever again. I got charged 1500 for a bespoke suit and it was crap.
Samantha / August 24, 2011 at 07:27 am
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I'm getting married in a few weeks and I didn't want my fiance and his groomsmen standing at my wedding in cheap tuxedo rentals so we said we'd foot the bill for suits. There are 8 groomsmen plus my husband and the body shapes range from short and round (i think that's a polite way to say it?) to tall and skinny. They tried on suits from several stores but quickly realized they would have to get them made. I found this blog and we decided we'd go with suits in the city as it sounds like they do a good job for a reasonable price. The guys just got their stuff on monday and we had them try them on last night. I have to say, i am very, very impressed. The guys look gorgeous, and that's the first time i have ever said that about my fiances friends. Thanks to those who make posts here.
Alex Boyd / August 24, 2011 at 01:47 pm
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Just bought a suit and some shirts from Mark at GrreatStuff.

Awesome, no commission place. I felt very comfortable there.
OnlyMen WearSuits / August 29, 2011 at 10:55 am
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I hate to state the obvious but women wear suits too - it would be fantastic to see this site revamped with added stores that cater to women also, or just create a separate posting for it.

Thanks!
Rob / September 1, 2011 at 01:31 am
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All these tailors are good. Don’t be a fool like me and buy from Hi Mark Martin Tailors from Hong Kong, who come to town from time to time. Both Aroon (Aaren) Mahtani and Sushil (Sam) Kumar are charlatans. Theirs suits are the same ie poor quality.
alex mcleod / December 27, 2011 at 03:15 pm
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totes needs more options on this page tho,
first choice for me is off the cuff. lee is legit http://www.offthecuff.ca/
Jason / January 1, 2012 at 03:10 pm
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I would highly recommend men check out Caruso on the Danforth. In 2011 I had them make me two 3-piece suits (bespoke) and they are without question the best suits I have ever worn. Best of all, they were each about $1500 each which is incredibly reasonable given the quality. Bonus--you are supporting a small, local family business and they treat their customers like as a part of that family. If you prefer something off the rack, they carry a good selection as well.
Calvin / January 17, 2012 at 01:07 pm
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Hey guys...anyone interested in getting a great custom made suit I would highly recommend Suits in the City. They only visit Toronto 3-4 times per year, but if you can wait until they are in town to order, you will not be disappointed in their quality, fit and service. I got a really nice 3-Pc suit when they were here last, looking forward to their return in next month!
SHEKHAR / February 21, 2012 at 08:18 am
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HI GUYS.......I M IN INDIA AND SMALL MNFC.OF DEGN. LADIES SUIT . LOOKING BTQ. FOR SELL MY PRODUCT PLZ. CONTACT IF ANY ONE INTRESTED.
Andy / March 27, 2012 at 09:29 pm
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Tried Maxwells and it is definatly crap. I just got married in October. Had the hardest time finding matching suits that fit all 7 groomsmen within my budget. Got a high recommendation from a friend of mine who got married the year earlier. She didn't tell me much besides trust her. So i called the guy to make an appointment. The best choice i made cause I find out the guy comes to me! So i arranged an appointment when all 7 groomsmen and i can get together. He comes with a bunch of sample fabrics, asks you what you want in style and then measures you. He had 3 price ranges depending on the quality of the fabric. I ended up getting the super 120s wool cashmere which ended up to be just under $650/suit! ($50 under my budget). From what I've seen in the stores this would have cost me over $1000 not including alterations. I ordered the suits in August. He came back 2 months later to do a fitting and fixed up whatever was wrong and did another fitting. All of us were very impressed with the suits. But I was just happy I got myself and all my groomsmen dressed for my wedding under budget. The best service I've ever seen especially with my time crunch and budget. His name is Dat and his business name is Dat Guy Inc. His number is 647 999 1585. He doesn't have a store location but he did have a website where you can go to see samples of his work and build your own suit. Would highly recommend him. Trust me. Lol.
Jon / April 22, 2012 at 05:59 pm
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Another thumbs up for Mark at Grreat Stuff on Queen W. Grreat service, honest opinions, grreat styles.
sunny / May 19, 2012 at 11:11 pm
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I've checked out most of these places but nothing compares to a gem I found on Yonge/Lawrence. The store name is Camicie by Filip Daniel...camicie.ca...wowwwww It is unique with service like no other. The selection is unique and out of this world.. You want men's suits, shirts etc...this is the right place for you!
sunny replying to a comment from Andy / May 19, 2012 at 11:19 pm
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Agree...people are fooled by the prices but Maxwells is the biggest waste of money ever...if you want disposible clothers only..and even then...poor cheap quality...never again...nothing like Camicie by Filip Daniel ....Hands down...
michael replying to a comment from Balmoral / August 16, 2012 at 03:00 pm
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Brooks brothers is located in the PATH just north of Union Station.
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MexxWellington / August 27, 2012 at 01:40 pm
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One thing I will say is that there are many great dressers in the city of Toronto, guys that truly understand style not fashion. On the other hand there are many fashion tragedies. Guy that think they know it all, yet look utterly rediculous in ill fitted clothing. Tighter doesn't mean better and there is nothing more deplorable than a guy that looks like he was stuffed into his suit! Now in saying this I don't mean a guy should wear a suit thats a box either. I don't agree with Tom's Place on this list however the other places I have no frame of reference. However I do know that Harry Rosen has a great custom suit sale every January where custom suits start at $895 and they have a great selection of fabrics and alterartions are free for the life of the garment. Thats Harrys Gaurantee....So if you haven't you should check it out.
Phil / September 13, 2012 at 12:53 pm
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What ever happened to Lou Myles, is he still around?
Cosplay / September 26, 2012 at 05:44 am
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All these tailors are good. Don’t be a fool like me and buy from Hi Mark Martin Tailors from Hong Kong, who come to town from time to time. Both Aroon (Aaren) Mahtani and Sushil (Sam) Kumar are charlatans. Theirs suits are the same ie poor quality.
Belinda / October 3, 2012 at 03:54 pm
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If you have a fat wallet and the afternoon to peruse, Harry Rosen is a gem!I purchased a beautiful cashmere sweater there for my Father 10 years ago, it's his "go to" for special occasions.

I have yet to visit the other locations mentioned, but there is a Men's shirt store on Cumberland (Yorkville) my Husband adores called 7camicie. Plenty of selection... everything is displayed and organized for super quick and easy shopping. For any man who gets easily irritated with "helicopter" Sales People or hates having to spend an eternity browsing through racks of merchandise, I highly recommend this gem of a store.

Also .. to you gentlemen out there... any advice on where I can find a stylish pair of dress shoes for the Hubby? Something WITHOUT the square point!
TNX
Sunny / January 13, 2013 at 04:11 pm
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I agree to disagree on that shirt store...Quality is poor and fabric looks old very quickly. The shirts are not even made in Italy as the sales people are trying to convince us...not worth the price. You want a real Italian make, variety and servie you should hit Camicie at Yonge/Lawrence..in terms of shoes..wonderful shoe store a block S of Camicie by Filip Daniel.

Cheers!
davidartlife / February 26, 2013 at 10:43 am
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i found the online shop from china , they are very nice shop , fashion and high quality suit . the shop owner is fashion designer .

http://www.aliexpress.com/store/106447

competitive price , better quality , they also accept cmt service .
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