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Serving Rochester Hills from Oak Park
Men’s Suits in Rochester Hills
From the M-59 corridor in Rochester Hills, I-75 south to I-696 west, then off at Greenfield.
The drive
Directions to our Oak Park showroom
From Meadow Brook Hall
Rochester Hills sits on M-59; the showroom is two freeways away, I-75 south and I-696 west, with the Greenfield exit a block from the door.
There’s plenty of parking out front.
Why residents of Rochester Hills choose us
Rochester Hills to the big floor in Oak Park
Hills families often make it a group trip: prom in the spring, homecoming in the fall, and wedding parties year-round, with everyone measured at one coordinated fitting and the alterations done on site by Roman at Lincoln Tailor.
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Reading for Rochester Hills
We write about the places, schools and occasions around Rochester Hills, and what to wear to them.
Meadow Brook Hall: A House From 1929, a Groom From Now
Meadow Brook Hall was finished in 1929, 110 rooms of it. Grooms who marry there keep asking whether to dress to the year of the house. The answer is no.
Read ArticleThe Conservatory at the Royal Park: Light From Four Sides
The Royal Park Hotel takes its afternoon tea in a Belgian glass conservatory over Paint Creek. A room made of windows is the hardest light for a suit.
Read ArticleThe Royal Grand Ballroom: Who Gets the One Extra Thing
A wedding party in the Royal Park Hotel’s Grand Ballroom has three ranks in it and usually dresses as one. Here is what each rank should carry.
Read ArticleThe Mill Downtown, and the Suit That Isn’t for Work
Rochester Mills Beer Co. sits in a restored mill downtown. An evening there is neither work nor black tie, which is the gap most men have nothing for.
Read ArticleA Wayne State Resident at Providence Rochester
Henry Ford Rochester Hospital takes residents from Wayne State. A resident owns one suit, wears it four times a year, and needs it to survive all four.
Read ArticleOakland University: From a Branch in 1957 to 20,000
Oakland began in 1957 as a unit of Michigan State and now teaches about 16,000. Its graduates leave into a job market where the suit is worn twice.
Read ArticleTen Minutes on the Floor: Adams and Stoney Creek Prom
Rochester Adams has about 1,500 students and Stoney Creek opened in 2001. Their seniors rent a tuxedo in ten minutes. Here is what those ten minutes contain.
Read ArticleThe Big Bright Light Show and the December Jacket
Downtown Rochester goes under about 1.5 million lights from late November to mid-January. Six weeks of cold walks between warm rooms is its own problem.
Read ArticleThe M-59 Corridor: A Desk at Nine, a Plant Floor at Two
FANUC, Webasto, Volkswagen and Comerica all sit along M-59. One working day there can start at a conference table and end in safety glasses.
Read ArticleTwo Fathers at Meadow Brook, and What Each One Says
Both fathers at a Meadow Brook wedding say a version of the same sentence when they walk in. The sentence tells you which suit each of them needs.
Read ArticleThe Promotion Suit: What Changes When It’s Custom
A promotion on the M-59 corridor is the usual reason a Rochester Hills man orders his first custom suit. Three things change, and one of them is not the fit.
Read ArticleFour Years in a Closet: What Comes Back, What Doesn’t
A suit worn once to a Meadow Brook wedding and then hung up for four years has three possible futures. A fitting tells you which one in about a minute.
Read ArticleBlack Tie in a 1929 Ballroom: What the Room Asks
Meadow Brook Hall was built in 1929, when a tuxedo was simply evening dress. A modern tuxedo in that house has to answer a few of the room’s own rules.
Read ArticleThe Pinning Ceremony and the Two Men in the Photograph
Oakland University pins its nursing graduates at the end of the program. She is why everyone is there. Her father and brother are in the photographs anyway.
Read ArticleStoney Creek: 420,000 Square Feet and One Navy Suit
Stoney Creek High School is 420,000 square feet. Its graduates leave for a summer where one suit has to be enough, and they usually choose black.
Read ArticleReviews from Google
What your neighbors are saying
I came in from Southfield, needing a suit for my grandson’s wedding. Ronnie Townes took his time to help me put together suits that boosted my confidence. He was patient and what he put together will look great on me. Will be back for sure!
Went to Suit Depot for the very first time this week to purchase a suit for a friend’s wedding. I’m not in the habit of buying suits but Ronnie was so helpful and such a pleasure in guiding me and my partner through the process that I walked out with 2 and feel like buying 3 more! Amazing experience, amazing customer service. I will be back!
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.
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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 Redford, Rochester, Roseville, Royal Oak 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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