Are their suits decent/good?

I need a suit, and I see they have a 50%+ off sale.

This is religion related because I will wear the friggin suit to church. Once in a while.

I like their stuff. They have pretty decent suits and jackets etc.

Don't worry if you miss that sale. They are always running some type of discount.

Never buy anything that isn't on sale there. They are really overpriced, but the sales make it reasonable. I have a lot of stuff from there. Love their Traveler's shirts.

This is religion related because I will wear the friggin suit to church. Once in a while.
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I love this!

yeah, their stuff is good, especially for traveling.

Go to Korea or Hong Kong, and buy a custom suit. Nothing beats a custom tailored suit, especially at a cost of less than $200. The trick is to get your employer to send you over there for business... otherwise, airfare kills the deal.

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From man's sweat and God's love, beer came into the world.

The church is near, but the road is icy; the tavern is far, and I will walk carefully.

Who wears suits to church anymore? Other than weddings and funerals, that is. (And often times, not even then ... )

I wear a suit to church every Sunday. I'm a pretty young person, too, 28. If God doesn't merit my best, what does? I would wear a suit to meet the President, I get to meet the king of the universe at the liturgy.

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I wear a suit to church every Sunday. I'm a pretty young person, too, 28. If God doesn't merit my best, what does? I would wear a suit to meet the President, I get to meet the king of the universe at the liturgy.

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As do I for most Sundays. If not a suit, shirt and tie as a bare minimum.

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From man's sweat and God's love, beer came into the world.

The church is near, but the road is icy; the tavern is far, and I will walk carefully.

I had a nice suit until a moth decided it liked it as well.

A suit is proper attire at my church, too. At the very least, a sportcoat and tie.

I wear suits to church all the time, I went as a heart, a club, sometimes as a diamond, shoot I even went as an old spade once.

I wear Tom's everywhere, and God does not care.

There radio commercials have always disturbed me. That guy just sounds like he's getting a little too much non spiritual pleasure every time he says Joseph A. Banks.

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A suit is proper attire at my church, too. At the very least, a sportcoat and tie.

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What, do y'all have bouncers at the sanctuary door, enforcing the sartorial standards? (Or does the congregation just glare icy daggers at anyone foolish enough to show up attired in "business casual?" )

NO SUIT

NO TIE

NO SALVATION!

I used to dress up too, but I mellowed after years of stacking chairs, teaching children's church, and running around full speed trying to get my family to church on time when it's 100 degrees. That's great if you want to wear a suit, but I don't know anybody with a bunch of little kids who does it. I did wear one last time I preached, but usually I wear a polo shirt and slacks. People leave churches over stuff like that...shallow people.

Their best sales are when they are doing Buy one, get two free or 70% off of the purchase of one. Their suits and Traveler's shirts are great. And if you like to participate in a "world" economy, Banks is the place to do it. I have clothing from them from Mexico, Taiwan, S. Korea, Philippines, Bangladesh, India, Italy and Portugal! I just bought one of their $1,250 "Signature Gold" Suits for $375. Normally I buy one of just their "Signature Collection" which is one step down but I really liked this blue window pane.

Mormon attire for the summer is a short-sleeved white dress shirt with tie.

It's a superior look.

Sorry to disagree.

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short-sleeved white dress shirt with tie.

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This look screams mid-management. Not good, although I think the mid management look morphed into a golf shirt and dockers at some point in the 90's.

I've never been too impressed with the material in their sport coats and suits. Last summer I bought three pair of their khakis
(buy one, get two more @ N/C ). Over time they became limp as dishcloths and I've since donated them to the Vietnam Vets who pick up donated used clothing. Their prices are fine but...you get what you pay for.