content: Let me sum this up: I liked the way I looked.\n\nI needed to rent a tux for a black tie wedding in about two weeks. Came in and was quickly greeted by younger looking employees who were very friendly but slightly unpolished. When I think of suits, I think of older gentlemen, preferably with accents and finely coiffed beards. Nevertheless, the young lady working the computer pointed out various shapes, sizes and selections for my tux. She ascertained my budget and attempted to fit it. Despite my ignorance, she guided me through the process of accessorizing appropriately for the style I wanted. They took my measurements and told me to come back a couple days before the wedding.\n\nTo my satisfaction, the tux came in early! Everything fit perfectly and I walked out a happy and prepared man.\n\nPolicy states that you must return the tux (in one piece) the day following the event. The nice thing is, ANY Men's Wearhouse will accept back your partially soiled attire. I made sure not to lose pieces and avoided any penalties.\n\nThe whole rental cost me about $120 (including deposit). Pricey, maybe. But, consider all the free food and drink at the wedding! And after all, isn't looking awesome, priceless?\n\nTuxedo Renting Tips:\n-If you choose suspenders, do it for function. No one will actually see them... unless you want them to.\n-Don't forget to brush off those nice cufflinks you got as a grad present years ago. Otherwise, you're stuck with the free ones they include.\n-Bow-ties are cool. The ones they give you are clip-on. Unless you're really good at tying one, opt for the clip-on.