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dateCreated	2014-11-21 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Tom's Place
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rev:text	It is important to know exactly what you want before going to Tom's Place. The typical person will be overwhelmed by the selection. A common trend with the salespeople here is that they will get you to try out all sorts of different stuff that you originally did not have in mind. That is perfectly okay, given that you try it on FOR SIZE, but KEEP REITERATING to the Sales Associate (SA) what you had in mind originally! Demonstrate that you know exactly what to purchase. If you do this, they will yield and be very helpful. I was chatting with a gentleman about the construction of suits and their respective prices - he was 100% accurate and there was no BS. EDIT: Now that I think about it, he was buttering up his story a bit. Be careful when they "flaunt" how great some of the brands are, because the ONLY one for me that's worth purchasing at the store is "Corneliani", but they are upwards of $1300. He also gave insightful pieces of advice and life stories that I enjoyed. Contrary to other reviews, my SA didn't exactly pressure me. When I was contemplating to purchase a certain suit (it was beautiful to be honest), another salesman came over and had a chat. Ended the conversation saying I should buy because it is a great deal. Normally, I'd label it as a pressure tactic, but in all honesty, even without his persuasion, I would have purchased because the deal was just too insanely good to pass on. Not going to share the specifics, but the suit I scored costs MUCH more at Harry Rosen. Tom is the man! Beware: if they find out you have a good taste in fashion (aka expensive), they'll show you all sorts of (SEEMINGLY) good stuff to entice you - bring a (guy that REALLY knows their stuff about suits) friend with you to the store if you're a "noob". Self-control is paramount. Do your research first!
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rev:reviewer	Michael

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