Men's Wearhouse has launched a new mobile website that offers the high-end service that customers expect from the retailer with added resources to make shopping for professional, casual, and formal occasions a breeze.
The new site allows Men's Wearhouse's tech-savvy shoppers to interact with the brand while on the go: users can browse Men's Wearhouse's full list of in-store offerings, locate their nearest store and design the perfect tuxedo for any occasion with the Build-A-Tux feature, which allows users to choose from 96 different vest and bowtie colors and customize their tux with the aid of prestyled looks that are easily saved for later or shared with friends and family.
The launch of the mobile site was part of the brand's increased commitment to exceptional customer service through channels its customers use most.
"Extending our in-store experience to the online space has been a focus area for our company," said Doug Ewert, Men's Wearhouse President and CEO. "Our optimized mobile site allows us to connect to our customers in a more robust way, extending our promise of quality and world-class customer service well beyond the store."
In addition to the Build-A-Tux feature, the mobile website also includes:
- Filtering options to help customers search for products based on features relevant to them
- An advanced filter that allows users to view and edit currently selected features
- A view toggle allowing users to switch between grid view and list view, minimizing scrolling
- A toggle between "Regular" and "Big & Tall" sizes for easy fit navigation
- A location-based store finder, allowing users to find retail locations, tuxedo rental stores, and outlets
- Exclusive deals and offers for the on-the-go shopper
About Men's Wearhouse
Founded in 1973, Men's Wearhouse is one of North America's largest specialty retailers of men's apparel, with 1,144 stores. The Men's Wearhouse, Moores, and K&G stores carry a full selection of men's designer, brand name, and private label suits, sport coats, furnishings, and accessories, and Men's Wearhouse and Tux stores carry a limited selection.
