The Suit Co.

This location is not in the shopping centre, but beside it, in one of those «strips» of shops.
The staff here was quite helpful and not at all pushy. They let me browse my suits at my leisure and were attentive in helping me try on what I fancied.
The store itself is large and the selection resembles this. They have a variety of suits, from the standard fare of blacks, navy, and greys to some quite flashy and shiny duds. There were two sections of neckties in the back and a variety of shirt selections throughout the store.
It’s worth noting, however, that the assistant did more than hold the jacket for me while I try it on. While I was browsing ties, he showed me ones of better value and higher quality. So a better product for less than what I was perusing. He did the same again with shirts.
I ended up purchasing a nice three piece Italian suit, with a lovely cotton shirt and a black-​striped silk tie. This cost me under 180 Euro! Granted, there was a special going on, however it appears that this is a common situation. They also gave me a travel bag and suit jacket hanger. The travel bag is quite impressive and, while not excessively durable, will keep liquids and dirt off your clothes. Best of all, it zips in a fold without causing too much wrinkle or despair to the garments inside.
The suit I purchased isn’t cheap rubbish. Now it, obviously, isn’t of the same cut or quality as some of the 500 – 700 Euro custom jobs, but it is significantly better than many of the 300 – 350 Euro suits I’ve seen in a few of the boutiques and department stores. It seems to be wearing well, as I’ve set it into my regular rotation and it isn’t fraying apart or any other nonsense. Not at all bad combination for the price!