Sid Mashburn

These guys get it, and get it right… quality fabrics, outstanding tailoring, delivery of product that lasts and lasts… my boyfriend needed ‘retooling’ of suits, pants, and some great basics… he couldn’t be more pleased, and happy every time he wears one of the pieces he bought at Sid’s. Staff is outstanding, a shout out to Matt.
Quality counts, and costs, but its worth it when you are buying suits to last, and look good, for a long time. Highly recommend sids every time I’m asked!

I’m fairly new to Sid Mashburn, but I can tell you without doubt this place stays within its wheelhouse and kills it with their style. I did a little research on the place and decided to visit the store and see what they had to offer in tailored suits. Donnie showed me around the place and was extremely knowledgeable and honest about their clothing and what would look best on me. The salespeople and the tailors working during my visits were both courteous and attentive, and when I returned to pick up my new tailored threads it was like I was just there the day before. We picked up conversation where we left off, all while working through checking out the new suit and trying on potential future clothing. The staff here knows their stuff and made me feel at home even though boutique clothing shops are something of a foreign experience for me. As for the suit, I couldn’t be happier. I recently wore it for the first time and received several complements… another experience that I’m not so familiar with. Sid Mashburn employees are top notch, as is the clothing. I hope to be back for another fitting sooner than later.

Needed suit pants hemmed and normal seamstress is on vacation, so I came to Unilocal to see what was nearby. SM was just around the corner. Never personally been, so I called and asked if they tailored outside clothing. The lady was exceptionally welcoming and «we absolutely tailor outside clothing — we look forward to seeing you.» Great first impression. Walked in the store and was greeted by a very friendly gentleman who asked how he could help and offered water or beer. He paged a shorter gentleman who escorted me to the back. He asked if would be OK with return of May 24^th, 22 days away. I let him know that seemed like a long period of time and my normal seamstress would be back in two weeks, and he let me know that «we prioritize those who buy clothes in our store» — understandable but not really relevant to highlight at this point, especially in a condescending manner. I have had been wearing professional tailored clothing for 15 years and have never encountered a wait time for simple pant leg hemming of more than two weeks.
If you don’t want outside clothing to be tailored in your store, don’t advertise. My phone conversation could not have been more welcoming, but the in-​store feel was just the opposite. As I walked out, walking by the two tailors not working on anything at all, another gentleman who witnesses the interaction asked «would you like an apple» and giggled with his staff.
The business I work for has the same clientele that shop at this kind of establishment, and for this specific need we send guests to SM and Guffey’s. Surely Sid Mashburn will be removed from our business Rolodex for the discerning guests who have clothing needs — 100% will now be sent to Guffey’s. Get your team on the same page and offer consistent products and welcoming service.

Just got a pair of tailored pants from here. Customer service is beyond excellence. Every time I stop by, I am greeted with a friendly smile and a laid-​back attitude. The store has never been unclean while I visit and I know that anything I purchase here will have a high sense of quality. Definitely a store worth checking into if you are in the area and need some great pieces to add to your wardrobe.

Legit.
Shopped here many times.
Always have great inventory.
In House tailors are a plus.
My go to for men’s clothes.

Service was excellent, and we were treated very well. Didn’t buy anything but my husband was looking around for a new place to buy a few more suits. More geared towards trendy and casual than conservative and classic styles so wasn’t for us so we left. And then on our way out, that’s when I saw it. A large, real, shellacked, sea turtle on a table. This «decoration» made me so sad I still can’t shake it. Not sure how it came to be in a store for decoration but it was incredibly depressing, and I hope never to see it again. What a sad, uninspired choice for your upscale men’s store. Shows poor taste in my opinion!

Wonderful service, very attentive staff. Randall in particular deserves a shout-​out. And did I mention the goods? Well-​tailored clothing with a exceptional, modern cut that flatters. Enough said.

Came in looking for a custom MTM and Sid Mashburn’s did not disappoint. Matt helped me with everything, and I was very pleased with the final product. I was on a relatively tight schedule, and they were able to work within the window and help tailor for a wedding. Their ties and shirts were also especially nice. Will be back for my next suit purchase.

Thoroughly enjoyable and a great store. The staff are really helpful and knowledgeable.

Sid Mashburn is a gem in the city of Atlanta and the US for that matter. It is a very unique Men’s store. When you enter you feel as though you are in an old gentlemans club and you are greeted by salespeople who offer you a drink and remember your name. Sid has a rich history in the business — starting his career with J Crew — he defined what we all know as the J Crew look today. The suits are top notch, slim cut, and all of the casual clothes have been individually selected, not your typical run of the mill men’s shop. Its a Sid Mashburn look — a little preppy, hipster, and traditional all mixed together. Very unique shop and worth a visit while in Atlanta.

Curated. Sid Mashburn isn’t the store where you will find every option, just really excellent ones. I’ve been going to Sid’s for several years now and consistently return as a satisfied customer. Most everything I’ve bought from there has quickly become my favorite of those items (shirt, belt, etc.) in my closet. I have yet to drop serious big bucks on a custom suit or something similar, but every time I visit I’m greeted and asked if I need anything to drink.
If you’ve mostly shopped at some very respectable mass merchants (like me before I became a Sid’s customer), then going to Sid’s is a completely different experience and you may not immediately recognize some of the unique value offered. Just a sampling:
1. Extremely well made garments. You may not know what a full canvassed jacket is, or why stitch count is important in your shirt construction and you may not care. But I bet you do care that your nice clothes wear well and stay nice. And trust me, your salesman should know these things. When you’ve buying from Sid’s, you’re getting far better quality than you’ll find at much higher price points at the mall.
2. Salesmen who know what could look good on you and what won’t, and will tell you.
3. Lifetime alterations on Sid products. If you shed some pounds and need that waist taken in, or decide you’d like to take out the cuffs in those pants, just take them back. After losing 15 lbs or so, this has offering has made the real price of some of the pants I bought much lower than if I had needed to take them to another tailor.
4. As I opened, a curated selection. Part of the value is just in offering you the right choices and combinations.

This might be the best men’s stores in America. Top shelf selection of brands, one of the most consistently amazing experiences I’ve ever had. Killer staff. Buy every suit here.

This place has some great clothes and the selection when it comes to picking out a custom suit I can’t recall getting so much value for my dollar. My only gripe is that when I come to the store I have to walk around for 10 minutes, about 4 times now, before I’m approached by a salesperson. The sales people are a little icy until they see that I’m serious about purchasing items and they warm up quickly. I am going to give them another shot at creating something for me but hopefully do not have a repeat of past performances. Side note: They offer beverages, but only after I am about to go into the fitting room and when I’m at the register. I love the store and style, just not a fan of some of the attitude. If it’s your first time there let them know you’re shopping to buy not just browsing. You should have a great time.
Cheers!

Well, the clothes are nice, but I think the cashier boys might be a little short-​sighted, because no one said hello or even looked at me when I walked in. They all had on thick horn-​rimmed glasses too. Don’t know why they couldn’t see me, but at least it gave me the opportunity to stuff a gingham tie in my pocket on the way out.

Absolutely horrible experience. I ordered a custom suit from SM and was guaranteed it would arrive no later than six weeks from the order date. Eight weeks later, I heard five different excuses on why it had not yet arrived, ranging from it was stuck in customs in Italy, to the suit was lost or stolen. Then suddenly, the suit mysteriously arrives from Europe, even though two days before it was still considered stolen. During the whole debacle, I was given at least four different guaranteed delivery dates, none of which were met. I was also told that the final alterations could be made the same day that the suit arrived. Yet, when it finally arrived, I was told it would be three days to complete the alterations — even though the suit was two weeks late, and the entire staff knew that I needed the suit for a business trip immediately. Needless to say, after all of the excuses, unaccountability, complacency, and shadiness, I opted to take my business elsewhere and never picked up the suit. The worst part may be that no one there seemed to mind that they missed a sale for a few thousand dollars, as well as all of my future business. I will never set foot back in that store again. If any of my friends ever ask me to be in their wedding, and they get their tuxedos from Sid Mashburn, I will not only refuse to be in the wedding, I may have to defriend them for even considering doing any business at this store. Stay away at all costs!

This is a great store with great employees. Made my first visit a month ago while in town on business and have been back several times since then.
The choice of fabrics is fantastic for the shirts. Just wish they made them slimmer so that I could wear them off the rack without having to be altered. Of course you can get made to measure on these.
Pant choices are excellent as well. Really like the canvas pants they offer.
Was in today and and already regretting not trying on a pair of the Alfred Sargent brown suede shoes they carry. Guess that means another trip when I’m back in town!

A storefront manifestation of my Dead Poets Society fantasy but better: all the boys that work here look like rosy-​cheeked schoolboys with a side of ironic wit and great record collections.
And i’m the guidance counselor and i need to see you in my office. Just kidding. (not really)
Seriously, my first stop when I go shopping for my favorite man. You can go as far as you’d like when getting your grown-​man on with impeccably tailored suits and serious coats. But you can also just summer-​school it with a reasonably priced polo and some fetching socks. For all of the ‘lady in the street, freak in the bed’ feminine dichotomy that’s foisted onto us girls from day one, Sid Mashburn helps me understand my own masculine projections. I like the buttoned-​down gentlemanly feel with an undercurrent of cheeky naughtiness.
Boys, you look good in this stuff.

Sid officially has shorts for sale and they fit perfect. I have been waiting for a long time and finally have a new pair of white khaki shorts.
Girls, when you need your boyfriend/​husband/​friend to look and feel special, go to Sid and his amazing staff and have them introduce you to a new world of shoppping.

There’s an abundance of labels, exclusive lines, and avant garde stylings found in menswear today. If dressing well were simply a matter of brands and trends, a lot more people would be looking on point. The power of dress lies in form and cut, in flattering the individual frame.
Any man, no matter his professed preference or aesthetic, will walk out of Sid Mashburn looking exponentially better than when he walked in. I mean, if he bought something; not just by walking in. It’s not magic. I can appreciate a great suit but rarely find myself attracted to a man who wears one outside of funerals, weddings, and Vaudeville. I’m a bum. I date men who look like bums. I like dating men whom look like bums but who don slim suits and yellow hanky things and vintage combat boots when the mood strikes and the occasion arises. Slim suits and hanky things are readily available at Sid Mashburn. So are flattering jeans, patterned dress shirts, footwear, redesigned classic accessories, and all the accouterments for the modern man.
The sales dudes have all been approachable, knowledgeable and friendly. My hesitation with fine men’s clothiers [and suits, I guess] is the snobbery I have always associated with them — crisp cuffs, stiff upper lips and all that. No longer. Thanks to Sid Mashburn’s sales people and its beautiful selections, I have seen the light and am now concocting a billion dollar ponzi scheme in order to afford a couple more selections.

Totally outstanding. It’s like 70% prep, 20% southern gentleman, 10% hipster.
The clothes are cut trim and narrow, and the global sense of style is pervasive. This isn’t the kind of store where you can buy «anything» you want; this is the kind of store that whittles down selections so they fit in the traditional category, but with a measure of edginess.
Service is unmatched; all the guys, including Sid, are completely helpful, patient, and understand what each customer wants. The beauty of this store is that Morehouse freshman can come in and get a pair of tapered 501s, while at the same time a federal judge can get a bespoke suit.
Sid Mashburn is half of the reason I visit Atlanta every few months; the other half is those people called «relatives.» But I’m not sure which part of the reason I like more.