Brooks Brother (Toronto) - 20% Off Intro Offer

[insanity]

Received the following e-mail from eServus today related to a intro offer for the new Brooks Brother store which opened in Toronto. I've never shopped there but it's similar pricing to Harry Rosen.

Link to offer: http://www.clientcontact.ca/BRBX/0920/EN_email.html

Eservus clients are invited to celebrate Brooks Brothers' Toronto opening with a 20% introductory savings offer. Click here to view and print your Brooks Brothers savings offer.

For almost two centuries Brooks Brothers has provided legendary customer service, exceptional quality and timeless styles around the world.

Please visit Brooks Brothers' new Toronto store at:
Royal Bank Plaza
200 Bay Street, Toronto
416-368-0162

Hours:
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

[belgiangenius]

Received the following e-mail from eServus today related to a intro offer for the new Brooks Brother store which opened in Toronto. I've never shopped there but it's similar pricing to Harry Rosen.

Link to offer: http://www.clientcontact.ca/BRBX/0920/EN_email.html

Eservus clients are invited to celebrate Brooks Brothers' Toronto opening with a 20% introductory savings offer. Click here to view and print your Brooks Brothers savings offer.

For almost two centuries Brooks Brothers has provided legendary customer service, exceptional quality and timeless styles around the world.

Please visit Brooks Brothers' new Toronto store at:
Royal Bank Plaza
200 Bay Street, Toronto
416-368-0162

Hours:
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

20% off a 150 dollar shirt? I'm on my way. [not]

[Rekognize]

Thanks OP, posted in the coupons section.

[ginko123]

Wow! This is a first for sure although in no way I'll be dropping money here.

I have quite a few selection of nice NON-IRON shirts from BB, and they're all bought from the US.

You're best bet is the Niagara Falls Outlet, last time picked up a nice Slim-fit, Non Iron for $50 after their 20% offer.

BB Shirts are really sturdy for business env. Comes out from dryers like pressed.

[threeflags]

Not everyone should be a Brooks Brother clientele. That's OK. The coupon is a deal for those who are. Besides, look where they put the store ... under a Bank.

[ginko123]

Not everyone should be a Brooks Brother clientele. That's OK. The coupon is a deal for those who are. Besides, look where they put the store ... under a Bank.

You're right. I was also surprised most of their stores are at the airports in US (Like Charlotte/Philly etc)

[insanity]

Does anyone recall there used to be a vendor that used to come to the Sheraton Hotel downtown Toronto each year and custom tailored shirts/suit's. They would come from China....I haven't heard about a similar event this year. Anyone know what I'm talking about (I can't find the post from last year on RFD)?

[Jaytee]

Does anyone recall there used to be a vendor that used to come to the Sheraton Hotel downtown Toronto each year and custom tailored shirts/suit's. They would come from China....I haven't heard about a similar event this year. Anyone know what I'm talking about (I can't find the post from last year on RFD)?

It appears he is here right now.

http://www.maxwellsclothiers.com/

SEPTEMBER 14TH, 15TH, 16TH, 17TH, 18TH 2009
TORONTO, ONT. (Downtown)
SHERATON CITY CENTRE HOTEL
123 Queen St. West
Tel: (416) 361-1000


SEPTEMBER 19TH, 20TH, 21ST, 22ND, 23RD, 24TH 2009
MARKHAM, ONT.
SHERATON PARKWAY HOTEL
600 Hwy 7 East
Tel: (905) 881-2121

[insanity]

Thanks so much, what a coincidence!

It appears he is here right now.

http://www.maxwellsclothiers.com/

SEPTEMBER 14TH, 15TH, 16TH, 17TH, 18TH 2009
TORONTO, ONT. (Downtown)
SHERATON CITY CENTRE HOTEL
123 Queen St. West
Tel: (416) 361-1000


SEPTEMBER 19TH, 20TH, 21ST, 22ND, 23RD, 24TH 2009
MARKHAM, ONT.
SHERATON PARKWAY HOTEL
600 Hwy 7 East
Tel: (905) 881-2121

[ipassgas]

I shop at Brooks Brother's all the time --- BUT IN THE US!!!
At the outlet malls, their excellent quality shirts are roughly $30-40 each plus 6% tax. There is absolutely no way that anyone should be buying the same shirt in Canada for $120 plus 13% taxes!!! They make good quality clothes, but why on earth would anyone buy them in Canada? Even at full price in their retail stores, most of their shirts in the US are 3 for $129 or $159 depending on the shirt. Roughly tripple the price here. Even when the dollar was weak, it was still a good deal in the US. Now that the dollar is strong, the difference is even more pronounced. This store is a perfect example that why we should not be shopping in Canada at all.
By the way, their shirts fit really well, are very comfortable, last forever, are a nice weight, are VERY easy to iron, etc... Well worth $30 or $40. If there was no other option, maybe even worth $120... but not when the same shirts are right accross the border for 1/3 less.

[JayLove06]

The only problem is you can go to buffalo and get all of this stuff for a fraction of the price.

[Jaytee]

I dont understand want Canadians get ripped off so bad on clothes.

Almost all clothes is much cheaper in the US.

I shop at Brooks Brother's all the time --- BUT IN THE US!!!

[ipassgas]

I dont understand want Canadians get ripped off so bad on clothes.

Almost all clothes is much cheaper in the US.

Clothes, and cars, and food, and appliances, and toys, and bicycles, and furniture, and, and, and just about everything. Why people continue to shop in Canada is completely beyond me.

[ToniCipriani]

I think going down to Buffalo once and a while to buy it from the outlet is still a better option...

The shirts there are 99 for 3 for iron ones and 150 for 3 for non-iron ones. Last time there was an early-bird special, if you buy before 1PM it's an additional 10-20% off (can't remember exactly).

And yes, their shirts are awesome-sauce. Throw it in the dryer and comes out wearable with no wrinkles.

[belgiangenius]

Clothes, and cars, and food, and appliances, and toys, and bicycles, and furniture, and, and, and just about everything. Why people continue to shop in Canada is completely beyond me.

Let's see....because we live in Canada? We have a smaller market so things are more expensive. We also have higher taxes and higher costs of doing business because our society provides more for the average person than most U.S. states do. That increases the price of things.

People like a deal. Being an RFD member, I get that. I occasionally order goods from the U.S. that are substantially cheaper.

But if you have a running routine of buying virtually everything you need in the U.S., despite the fact that you live and work in Canada and Canada provides your source of income, I think you need to step back and look at the bigger picture.