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June 2024 by Vasco Travis
The absolute best suit shopping experience you could imagine. Thomas went above and beyond and had us covered in every department. Cannot recommend it more!! I plan to go here for all my suits and formal needs for the future! Thank you again Thomas!
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January 2024 by Sean Fisher
Tom went above and beyond to ensure my custom tuxedo arrived on time for my event. His dedication and timely action allowed me to look and feel amazing.
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December 2023 by Toni N.
Men's stores are a dime a dozen and most of them do not have the best selection of clothes, they are geared to older men with no taste. This store has it all, it is on the expensive side but they have good quality clothes and have a great selection. Joel was a big help and not pushy at all. My husband (who's a picky fella) found an outfit + shoes. I'd say that is a success. We will 100% go back again! Thank you Joel.
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November 2023 by Phillip Lavios
Probably the best men's clothing store in the bay area! Tom and his crew know what they're doing! I've been shopping there since 1993!
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November 2023 by elias saleh
The visit started great with a nice lady helping me get set up with a suit for a black tie event. When I came back for the pickup the vest and white shirt where the wrong size. When he got me another size the still didn't fit correctly his response was "can you live with it" I thought I came to be professionally fitted not given something I have to live with for over $200 rental. I would highly recommend elsewhere, especially if you are looking to purchase. Don't spend good money to have to live with something that dosnt fit right. Go to a real professional
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October 2023 by Bob S.
It is known fact, based on scientific study, that when men put on a Tuxedo there is one question that universally comes to mind: what kind of person could possibly have thought this was a good idea at the time? James Bond and Fred Astaire aside, few men really look comfortable wearing the garment. The reason is they can't avoid the thought that they look nothing like 007 but instead bear more than a slight resemblance to penguins. Whatever, this is where I came to rent one of these for a recent formal event. The process couldn't have been easier, for which I'm grateful to Brianna for the right look: très spiffy. I had always assumed the "Tux" is a sartorial descendant of some sort of work uniform originally worn by waiters, butlers and gentleman's personal aids. As it turns out, after doing a bit of legwork researching this history, I'm more familiar than I could have imagined with its origin. Or to be more exact, I know a bit about the origin of the name itself, this so-called "Tuxedo". Although I didn't know about this at the time, it was originally named for Tuxedo Park, a toney, quite small village in Orange County, NY where wearing one first made it a fashion statement. As to "at the time" it so happens that in another life while living in nyc I got friendly with one who was born there, and spent a few weekends meeting the parents at their stately (being kind here, "gaudy" also comes to mind) mansion inside its spear-gated entry. I didn't wear my Tux on these occasions though, which is likely the only reason things didn't last. There is one thing I do like about this suit, related to its popularity during the depression-era 1930s; perhaps it has occurred to you as well. Throughout this period Americans were a despondent bunch, many were out of work and down to their bottom dollars. But there was widespread hope for better to come. People were attracted to symbols of future posterity, like Fred Astaire movies wherein a stylish everyman lives in elegant settings, wearing a Tuxedo, seemingly all hours of the day. The Tuxedo became very popular during this period, even if you weren't from its namesake village. Thinking on how this style related to the public's wish for better days, I am reminded of something else I am particularly fond of: what came to be known as Streamline Moderne. This was a look inspired by public interest in certain newly developing aerodynamic and industrial objects like airplanes which seemed to portend a chance to move forward out of this depressed period. Streamlining spawned all sorts of architectural and design elements that incorporated the look of getting on ahead into various objects, ones that in many cases would never move an inch: refrigerators, irons, vacuum cleaners, furniture. With the right exterior curves and holes, all were made to appear as though they were going somewhere (in life) fast, or so they were made to seem. Anyway, as to my Tuxedo from Louis Thomas, this went well as could be I returned it the next workday and won't likely need another for quite awhile. Maybe if throw in an Aston Martin and Walther PPK I'd do this more often.
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September 2023 by Ken B.
Incredible rude & disinterested help when we walked in on Sunday afternoon. Instead we went to Nordstrom men's shop and spent a ton of money, where there is much better help and selection.
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December 2022 by Robert Zidek
The gentleman managing the store provided me with superior customer service. Thank you!
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December 2022 by Serena R.
Louis Thomas is a gem of a shop in Marin - finely curated assortment of mens' clothing and accessories for today's casually elegant lifestyle. We were treated to personalized attention, honest feedback, and expert recommendations by Alan, and the store's owner himself, Tom. This is a family-owned business with clear pride of ownership over multiple generations. My husband purchased a great sportcoat, pants that were tailored for him in a couple of days, and a couple of silk ties for an important business trip. I am glad he found the gentlemen at Louis Thomas to help him select foundational pieces that will make him feel his best, most confident self.
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August 2022 by Bryan Grimes
Tom was an absolute gem to work with. I needed a tuxedo rental last minute for a party and he got me outfitted on my lunch break in 15 minutes flat and knew my exact measurements with one quick glance. This is the kind of expertise you want when getting fitted for a special occasion. Thank you Tom. I will definitely be back!
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August 2022 by Zach W (ZZ Seals)
Extremely rude owner and lack of appreciation for the customers that keep them in business. Rental suits are overpriced for what you get, much higher quality places with better prices throughout San Francisco and even Marin. Avoid.
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July 2022 by Aristos K.
I came in to get fitted for an upcoming wedding and was immediately impressed by that high level of customer service I was provided. Truly a wonderful experience carried out by genuine professionals who were happy to attend my needs and also gave me great advice on suits for my work attire. Looking forward to going back!
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June 2022 by Darnell Autery
The best place in Marin for gentleman's apparel
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June 2022 by JOHN PALMER
Very rude and extremely unhelpful
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June 2022 by Andy Garcia
Amazing. Bravo.
