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Berlin’s is simply the best. I came from out of town — after even a little looking and asking those would who know, it was easy to see Berlin’s is “the” men’s store in Charleston. Unbelievably, I lucked into dealing with Steve Berlin himself — his grandfather (or maybe it’s great grandfather) started the business in the 1800’s — yes, the 1800’s — and it’s easy to see why they remain at the top. The service and attention to detail are superb. My final purchases were shipped to me — I noticed another reviewer mentioning how nice even that part of his experience was and that’s how it was for me, too. Everything was neatly packaged and well-presented — Berlin’s puts great care into every aspect of their business. I’m a definite fan and will be back for more.
What a beautiful old store! Wish I had some extra cash to spend in here. Definitely worth your visit
Fantastic Quality Men’s Store. Thanks Shelton!!! Found discount items Corneliani Shirt 70% discount. Bought great driving slacks and Paul & Shark linen shirt too. Saw guys getting fitted for tuxs- nice customer service too!
Called over the summer for a tuxedo for the 2 year old ring bearer in December wedding. Told bringing him in 2 days before wedding was not a problem and they did not need his measurements and will fit his tux on the spot. Went 3 days prior to wedding and they did not have his size. They ordered one which came in 1 day prior to wedding and tailored on the spot. It fit terribly at the wedding and was HUGE.
So many issues. First, I was not greeted upon entrance, or during my walkthrough of the shoppe. Second, if you’re unable to visibly price your shoes, at least show the effort or interest in making a sale when someone is standing, holding a pair of shoes, looking around. After I roamed the mostly-empty shoppe for about five minutes, I placed the shoes back down, as no one seemed to care to assist. Then, to my surprise, a tall, grumpy-faced sales associate came over to the shoes, turned them 90 degrees from the position I had put them back down in, huffed, and walked away. Frankly, the worst customer service I’ve received in many years visiting Charleston—or anywhere else around the world.