I bought a suit in New York 19 days ago from a store called SuitSupply, a very good store. I asked after alterations that it be shipped to Houston. They said it would be shipped by May 18 at the latest. Fast forward. May 17 and no suit. I call the store and ask for a tracking number. They said they'll find the suit and get back to me. They never called me back. Then I send my brother who lives in NYC to the store to sort out the situation. They tell him the same, still no call back. Today I called corporate customer service, they tell me it will be shipped today and I'll receive a tracking number. Still haven't heard anything. At this point should I just call chase and dispute the charge? It's a $750 suit so it's not cheap, but I just feel they are giving me the run around, OR they honestly have no idea where the suit is.
$750 for a suit? Is it Calvin Klein or something? I can't recall paying for a suit at that cheap of a price ever. Not making fun just sayin'. I wish I could find a quality suit that cheap. I'd wait it out a few more days since you've already waited this long.
Suitsupply made it big because of this story http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703385404576258671135584478.html
sounds like more headache to dispute it than to wait for the suit, but whatever makes you feel better.
I would try and get a discount from the store first for all the hassle. Threaten to dispute the charge for leverage. If he gives you a discount, wait it out. If it doesn't come in the next couple of days, call your bank. Disputes with credit cards are easy; it's the debit card that have problems.
All my suits were $200 or lower. I think all from Macy's. Reasonably good quality, made of wool at least. I couldn't ever stomach paying $750 for a suit.
Are you being sarcastic? If not, someone needs to give me advice why I would need to buy such an expensive suit. I'm thinking if I am a President or CEO of a company I should be able to afford it, but other than that, when does it make sense to buy something that expensive (serious question).
If I recall correctly, LonghhornFan is bigtexxx's chaffeur. Since bigtexxx (who lives in River Oaks) wears at minimum 3000 USD suits- his driver (LF) should at minimum be wearing a suit that costs half of that.
One of the dumbest things I've ever read from you. You're better than this, or maybe you're trolling for rep. Anyways... El Pigito- I don't own suits for every day use. I'm fortunate enough that at my job, even being a senior adviser, it's dress up, but no suit attire. I have maybe 12 suits. I like to dress nice, yes and I'm a shoeaholic, lulz. I also attend many, many suit and tie functions in Houston, many social events, grand openings, parties etc. thanks to my wife. If I had it my way that **** would stop because it's exhausting and pretty much a gay ass popularity contest for adults, but a happy wife is a happy life. I'm not ragging on his suit, I was actually impressed by that link and wish we had a store like that as I find spending $2k+ on a suit ridiculous, but you get what you pay for. When I buy a suit I want nice fabric that is breathable, a perfect fitted suit, something that I know will last, an excellent tailoring job, etc. because I HATE, HATE, HATE clothes shopping, especially for suits. Finding one, trying it on, trying multiple others, the fitting, the going back for the fitting, the whole process sucks. The suits I own are Tom Ford, Zegna, Brooks Brothers (The one I hate) Armani and Canali. If I could find a suit with great quality that I knew would last for the long term for half of the price I'd totally be down for that. It would save me more money for some blaze.
