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Serving Warren from Oak Park
Men’s Suits in Warren
From Warren’s Van Dyke and Tech Center corridors, I-696 west is the road toward Greenfield.
The drive
Directions to our Oak Park showroom
From General Motors Technical Center
Warren lives on I-696: from Van Dyke or Mound by the GM Tech Center, the freeway runs west to the Greenfield exit. The store sits one block south of the ramp.
There’s plenty of parking out front.
Why residents of Warren choose us
Warren west on 696 to Greenfield Road
Warren customers cover the working spectrum: shop-floor retirements, office promotions, quinceañeras and weddings. And the store outfits all of it from stock, with Roman at Lincoln Tailor shaping each suit on site before it leaves.
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Reading for Warren
We write about the places, schools and occasions around Warren, and what to wear to them.
The Versailles of Industry, and What Saarinen Understood
Life magazine called the GM Technical Center the Versailles of Industry. Eero Saarinen got there with restraint, which is also how a suit gets there.
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Conceived in 1944, Opened Across Two Decades
Alfred Sloan conceived the Tech Center in 1944 and it opened in stages into the 1970s. Some things are worth a long wait. A suit usually isn’t one.
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Six Hundred and Fifty at Andiamo, and a Room With History
Andiamo grew from a Warren restaurant into a banquet center for up to 650. A venue that began as a family restaurant sets a particular tone.
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From a Wine Room to a Ballroom: Choosing the Right Scale
Andiamo’s spaces run from an intimate Wine Room to the Palermo Ballroom. Two couples at the same venue can need genuinely different suits.
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Three High Schools, Three Very Different Rooms
Warren Mott has about 1,335 students, Cousino about 1,253 and Fitzgerald about 859. Three schools, three ceremonies, one piece of advice that holds.
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The Engineer Who Has Never Needed One
Technical work rarely requires a suit, so a man can build an entire career without owning one that fits. Then something happens that does require it.
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A Campus Designed Around a Lake, and the Walk Across It
Thomas Church landscaped the Tech Center, so its buildings sit in designed grounds. Walking between them in a suit is its own small test.
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Harley Earl Chose the Architects, and What That Says
GM’s head of styling picked the Saarinens for the Tech Center. Knowing what you want and finding the person to execute it is also how custom works.
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The Shift That Ends at Three, and the Wedding at Six
A groomsman who finishes a shift at three and has to be at a wedding at six is a normal case in Warren. It is solvable, but not on the day.
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The Suit in the Locker and the Suit in the Closet
Two suits, two very different lives. One is worn constantly and one is worn twice a year, and they fail in opposite ways at opposite speeds.
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Why Black Tie Can’t Be Approximated
Black tie is the one instruction on an invitation that has a precise answer. Everything else on a card is guidance. This one is a specification.
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$125 Million, and What Value for Money Actually Means
The Tech Center cost over $125 million and is still working seventy years on. Cost per year is a better measure than cost, for buildings and for suits.
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The First Suit a Family Buys Together
A first suit is usually bought by three people: the boy, a parent paying, and a grandparent with opinions. They want different things from it.
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The Body That Doesn’t Match the Size Chart
A size chart assumes a fixed relationship between chest and waist. A great many men in Warren do not have that relationship, and the rack has an answer.
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I-696 West, and What a Store Owes a Long Drive
From the Van Dyke and Tech Center corridors it is I-696 west to Greenfield. A store asking for that trip owes the visitor a plan for it.
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What your neighbors are saying
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.
Had a great time buying a suit. Ronnie was awesome, made the experience as comfortable as possible. Will definitely be going back in the future
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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 Troy, Walled Lake, West Bloomfield, Allen Park 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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- 26150 Greenfield Rd, Oak Park
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