From the Ford Road corridor the route runs M-14 and then I-696 across to Greenfield. It is among the longer trips anyone makes to us, which means the planning should assume two visits and try to make the first one carry nearly everything.
Loading the first visit
Arrive with the shoes, the shirt if it exists, and a clear answer to what the suit is for and when it’s needed. Those three things let a consultant work quickly and let Roman, master tailor at Lincoln Tailor, on site in our store, decide what he can take on.
What can finish that day
More than people expect. A suit needing only its length adjusted often goes home the same visit, because small jobs he can often do while you wait.
What the second visit is for
Anything bigger, and the check that only a finished suit allows. For bigger work, Roman quotes the job and confirms the completion date before he starts, so on a drive this length it’s worth getting that date before you leave the first time, and planning the return around the honest answer rather than the hopeful one.
Also for Canton: What to Do With a Suit That Fit When You Bought It. More on alterations, or plan your visit to our Oak Park showroom.
