The Suit Depot · Service areas · Detroit
Serving Detroit from Oak Park
Men’s Suits in Detroit
Greenfield Road runs straight north from Detroit, across Eight Mile, to our door. No freeway.
The drive
Directions to our Oak Park showroom
From Campus Martius Park
Greenfield Road runs north from the Avenue of Fashion straight across Eight Mile to our Oak Park showroom. From the west side, Eight Mile east to Greenfield does the same job. No freeway, and no downtown to get through.
There’s plenty of parking out front.
Why residents of Detroit choose us
Detroit’s own road to The Suit Depot
Detroit has dressed sharp forever, and the floor knows it: church suits, three-piece classics, slim European cuts, and the shoes for either. Roman at Lincoln Tailor, on site, keeps every one of them crisp.
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Reading for Detroit
We write about the places, schools and occasions around Detroit, and what to wear to them.
Married Under the Detroit Industry Murals
Rivera Court seats about 160 beneath Diego Rivera’s Detroit Industry Murals. Getting married inside a famous artwork raises one question about the suit.
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The Great Hall, at Three Hundred and at Five Hundred
The DIA’s Great Hall seats about 300 or takes 500 standing. Rooms with very high ceilings do something to a suit that low ones never do.
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A Hundred People in Kresge Court
Kresge Court seats about 100, or 175 for cocktails. A wedding that small is the one where every detail of a suit is genuinely inspected.
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Two Ballrooms in One Masonic Temple
The Masonic Temple’s Crystal Ballroom takes about 350 and its Fountain Ballroom about 550. Booking one or the other changes the evening considerably.
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A Chapel That Holds Four Hundred
The Masonic Temple’s Chapel holds about 400. A ceremony space that large means a long aisle, and a long aisle is watched from behind.
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A Tower That Opened Months Before the Crash
The Guardian Building opened on April 2, 1929 as the Union Trust Building. The bank that built it did not survive the year. The building did.
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A Ballroom in Gold Leaf, and What Not to Do in It
The Colony Club opened in 1929 with a Grand Ballroom of gold leaf, crystal and Louis XVI decor. Ornate rooms punish ornate clothes.
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A Glass Skylight, Thirteen Floors Up
Book Tower holds a 2,800-square-foot event space on its thirteenth floor under a glass skylight. Light from above behaves unlike light from a window.
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From a Hundred and Ten Students in 1907
Cass Tech opened in 1907 with 110 students and now has around 2,493. A graduate today joins a line of people stretching back over a century.
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A School Founded in 1978, a First Class in 1981
Renaissance High School opened in 1978 and graduated its first class in 1981. Those graduates are in their sixties now, and their suits have a different job.
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Commencement in a Fieldhouse That Holds Three Thousand
Wayne State holds commencement at its Fieldhouse, capacity about 3,000. In a room that size the suit is entirely for afterward.
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Sixty-Five Thousand Seats, and the Limits of Clothes
Ford Field seats about 65,000. At that scale nobody can see what anyone is wearing, which is a useful reminder about who a suit is actually for.
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Greenfield Road Runs Straight, and Nobody Needs a Freeway
From Northwest Detroit, Greenfield Road leads toward our door without a freeway. That single fact changes how a suit can be bought.
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Custom, and the Cloth You Can’t Find on a Rack
Custom from $599 buys two things a rack suit can’t: a cut around your own asymmetries, and a specific cloth from five mills chosen by you.
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The Suit That’s Been in a Closet Since a Funeral
A great many suits in this city were last worn to a funeral and haven’t moved since. That suit has a future, and it isn’t only for funerals.
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What your neighbors are saying
We had a great experience at this place. Cory was extremely helpful but not pushy, and we ended up finding 2 suits that we really loved and were very affordable for the quality.
Esner was a great help to me in finding a suit for a wedding! Very knowledgeable! And helped me get my first pair of suspenders! Thank you!
Simi Levin was extremely helpful and friendly helping me find a suit that fit my needs. Definitely made the experience a positive one.
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Three of our Google reviews, from customers all over Metro Detroit.
We do custom suits, wedding suits and tuxedo rentals in our Oak Park showroom, and Roman, the master tailor at Lincoln Tailor, does alterations on site.
We also fit people from Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Eastpointe, Farmington and 36 more cities.
Visit The Showroom
Location and contact
Come get measured. Book a time or walk in. A consultant measures you on the floor, and Roman, the master tailor at Lincoln Tailor, does the alterations on site.
Mon to Wed: 11 AM to 7 PM
Thursday: 11 AM to 8 PM
Friday: 11 AM to 6 PM
Saturday: Closed
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