An earlier comment mentioned that the owner was pushy, like a "carpet salesman." While it is true that Tony (the owner) has his opinions, he was never pushy. He's simply an old Italian gentleman, who's formed some pretty valid opinions during his lifetime of dressing men. He knows what he's talking about, and he's a very kind and gentle little guy. Both, my fiancé and I really enjoyed conversing with him while in his store. I bought a very nice charcoal gray suit for my wedding. It's stylish and fits great. By far the nicest suit I've ever owned. It was priced at $900 but Tony gave it to me for $750. I found Tony to be charming. He reminded me of someone you might find in a NYC suit store, not Salt Lake. An old Italian guy who sold your father his suits, and your father's father his suits. When someone says, "I got a suit guy for ya…" everyone forms a mental image of that "suit guy." Take away the negative connotations of the "suit guy" and keep all the good stuff, and that's Tony.
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