The Westin sits inside the Town Center, and its Atrium is the reason couples book it: a floor-to-ceiling wall of glass, mature trees, and room for five hundred. It is a daylight room. Even a five o’clock ceremony in June happens under real sun, and that is the whole brief for the groom.
What daylight does to a suit
Black reads as a hole in a photograph taken under glass. Navy reads as navy. Charcoal reads as charcoal. If the party is buying rather than renting, a navy suit in a wool that breathes will be worn to the next three weddings, which is the argument for owning it.
Weight matters as much as color. Glass holds the afternoon and five hundred people hold more, so a lighter wool from the Signature Wool tier, $259 to $299, does the day with dignity where a heavier cloth does it damply.
Seven men, one order
Bring the party in together. We fit them on the floor as a group and put every rental on one order; ask about group pricing for parties of five or more. Roman, master tailor at Lincoln Tailor, on site in our store, sets the sleeves and hems so seven men in seven sizes read as one party under that glass.
From the Town Center the showroom is east on I-696 at the Greenfield exit, then just south.
Also for Southfield: The Out-of-Town Wedding Party Staying at the Westin. More on wedding suits, or plan your visit to our Oak Park showroom.
