Prom season is finally here, which means you need a new suit, tux, or tie STAT. And there’s no better place to grab these essentials (and more) than Men’s Wearhouse. The chain retailer has been ...

There are over 700 Men’s Wearhouse locations in the United States of America — 1,300 if you also count Jos. A Bank storefronts, which Men’s Wearhouse also owns. They’re everywhere, just like mattress ...

On July 1st, Men’s Wearhouse launches its Ninth Annual National Suit Drive, where stores across the nation will be collecting gently used men’s and women’s professional attire to give unemployed ...

Recently, I (a relatively snobby fashion editor) had 24 hours to find a decent suit. At home in Los Angeles, that wouldn’t be such a tall order. But I wasn’t at home: I was deep in a San Diego suburb, ...

To help spread the word about this year’s National Suit Drive, Men’s Wearhouse is encouraging people to share the #giveasuit post found on their Facebook page. For every share, the company will donate ...

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Grand Island has added a new clothing store with the opening of Men’s Wearhouse at 3412 State St. in the Northwest Crossing earlier this month. Men’s Wearhouse has a unique business philosophy, ...

Suit retailer Men’s Wearhouse filed for bankruptcy on Sunday as the coronavirus has kept millions of office workers at home and in lounge pants. Parent company Tailored Brands, which also owns Jos A.

Retailer raises its offer for rival to %2457.50 a share%2C or about %241.61 billion Jos. A Bank rejected previous offer of %2455 a share Men%27s Wearhouse is also attempting to get two people to the ...

James Williams looks in the mirror. The blue-gray, 52-long suit came off the rack, but it fits perfectly. The tie with the tiny blue print looks sharp. Even the dress shoes that he found tied together ...

Men’s Wearhouse devotees weighed in on the unceremonious ouster last week of George Zimmer, the face and gravely voice of the chain he founded in 1973. Reaction was mixed: A few shoppers vowed to stop ...