Adrian Park Custom / De Louice

I’ve purchased two suits from Adrian over the past year and have been extremely satisfied each time. Adrian is professional, detail oriented, and friendly. When I wear the suits, whether for business or at weddings, I always receive compliments about how they fit. So far, the suits have held up well with regular wear.
Regarding price, there are several options. There is an affordable option which is comparable to the price a department store would charge for an off the rack suit. With Adrian the fit is much better, which makes a big difference.
There are a lot of style selections that need to be made when buying a suit — lapel, jacket vents, buttons, pockets, etc. So come prepared knowing what you want or bring a picture of something you have in mind.
I trust Adrian and his process and will continue to rely on him and his team for my suits and sport coats.

I’m a flight attendant and my uniform/​dress needed major work. Let’s just say I’m petite and shapely with hips, thighs, and curves. The company dress is the contrary: straight from top to bottom. To make a long story short, Adrian Park and his lovely aunt were the only folks in the city who were able to successfully alter the shape of the dress. Given their expertise in custom designing, they were able to change the shape of the dress and yet retain the uniform design. When my dress was finally complete, it looked flawless and beautiful on me. I felt beautiful! The best part yet, Adrian Park is honest and fair! The price tag was steep at $ 225, but the job was worth it. I added an additional $ 50 since he underestimated the labor. As a result I paid $ 275!

Adrian has an abundant amount of material and fabric to choose from and the result is always fantastic! I highly recommend him for anyone wanting to look their best.

For starters, these are NOT custom suits. They are made to measure off a model. Big difference! The measurements are sent to Korea where the suit is manufactured. The suit is completely machine made. Contrary to what Adrian represented, there is no canvas and the suit is completely fused, or in laymen’s terms– glued! The lining is cheap polyester and the construction is otherwise very cheap with zero handwork. My jacket arrived and did not fit well at all. The collar was way too big for my neck and stood away from my body. The sleeves were too long and the jacket was too big around the waist and under the shoulders. I requested rope shoulders and the jacket arrived with natural shoulders. Adrian’s response was «sorry, I forgot to order it that way» Some of these gaffs are to be expected from made to measure. That’s where the in house tailoring comes in and that’s where Adrian failed miserably. He has one tailor in the back who made my jacket even worse. The jacket is now too tight across the back, the neck is even worse than before, the felt lining under the collar now sticks out and there is material bunched up in the collar where his tailor tried to fix it. When I pointed out the problems, she snarled at me and rolled her eyes as if I there was something wrong with me. They then began speaking in Korean and I felt very uncomfortable. Adrian acknowledged that the jacket did not fit right and took $ 150 off the price. He actually suggested that if I wear the jacket unbuttoned it will not look as bad! That left me with a $ 500 jacket that is still not wearable. I have since taken the jacket to my custom tailor and he is trying to fix it although he’s not confident that he can salvage this mess. This is a perfect case of being pound wise and penny foolish. Rather than stick with my custom tailor who does beautiful work, I tried to save a few dollars and try out De Louice. In the end this experience has cost me nothing but grief and wasted money. If you are looking for true «custom» made suits, this is not the place to go!

Absolutely terrible. The guy ruined my shirts and wanted me to pay extra. This place is very expensive and the guy is extremely overrated. Don’t ever go there.

Worse fucking place I have ever been to. WORSE PLACE. The guy there just grabbed my shirts and said that the measurements were ok and bla bla just wanted me out the door. Ok, so this is a custom place with a good reputation so I trust the guy. Wrong, WRONG. He kept pushing for me to pay $ 45 for sleeve alterations just bullshit. I ended up going for a normal of 30, or so he claimed. He charged right away and when I get back 3 weeks later he shortened the sleeve waaaaay too short and when I bring it up he says I am wrong, and that he wont do anything about it. On top of that he wants me to pay again! These were 80 dollar shirts which was the reason I went to here in the first place but he ruined both of them. One of the worse decisions I have taken regarding clothing, in fact one of the worse if not the worst service I have received overall. DO NOT GO TO THIS PLACE. EVER. RIP OFF AND TERRIBLE WORK.

Came here on a whim, as I wanted a new suit and got tired of the terrible fitting of the rack suits (will never go back to men’s warehouse). Adrian could prob be a «tad» more helpful but he was great with me as I already knew what I wanted. Got a formal black suit and came back to get a light grey later with custom shirts and monograms. Highly recommend!

I first went to see Adrian to have a jacket altered. I figured it just needed the sleeves and length shortened. After some enlightenment by Adrian, it needed a lot of work which I had him do. I was blown away by the before and after difference in good tailoring. The man knows what he is doing. I received a ton of compliments on the jacket the first time I wore it.
Inspired, I returned to have Adrian do a custom suit for me. When it comes to fit, Adrian will tell you exactly what needs to be done. When it comes to your suit, you need to have an idea of what you want and in hindsight I understand why. There are a million different options you can get: peaked lapel, notched lapel, ticker pocket, pocket angles, pick stitching (highly recommend this), side vents or center vents, button height, functional sleeve buttons, etc. If you have no idea about this stuff, do some research or ask a buddy that knows.
You have to have some sense of what your style is and what the suit is for: conservative for business, dual purpose or something strictly for social outings. Once you have a sense of what you want, Adrian will lead you the rest of the way. It took about 90 minutes or so for Adrian to take all of my measurements and for me to pick out everything. For my first suit, I went with something a little edgier for social outings.
Three weeks later, my suit and shirt showed up and I was blown away by how it fit. While I was trying it on, there was another guy there getting his Indichino suit fixed which fit horribly. By contrast, Adrian nailed my suit and it fit perfect. I get tons of compliments on the suit and feel like a rock star wearing it. While I was out one night, I had a rep from Thomas Ford approach me in a bar and thought for sure I was wearing once of their $ 6k bespoke suits. In reality I spent about 10% of that.
Since, I’ve had him do several suits and several sport coats. Once he has all of your measurements on file, all you have to do is pick out the fabrics, buttons, options and in 15 minutes you’re done. Slam, bam thank you mam.
I’ve sent several buddies to get suits done by Adrian and they’ve also been blown away by his work.

My first impression walking into De Louice was that it was a bit cluttered. The storefront is small, crammed with suits and equipment. The proprietor, Adrian, seems to always be busy fitting someone and it took a few minutes before I received an acknowledgment. Based on some of the other reviews people may find this type of no-​frills customer service off-​putting, especially considering the amount of money they are spending. I prefer to think of it as no BS.
A custom suit here is truly custom — meaning that you have to choose every single aspect — whether or not you understand what you are doing. I went in with a magazine photo and was glad that I did because, not only was it easy to show Adrian what I liked, but I also referenced the photo when making the numerous decisions.
The process begins at a table with fabric sample books. You choose your suit material from literally thousands of tiny swatches. There 4 different quality levels of fabric and the cost of your suit will depend on which level you choose. After you’ve chosen the fabric you have to select the liner and buttons and make about 10 decisions related to things like lapel style, pockets, cuffs, pleats, etc. Adrian doesn’t readily volunteer much help with these choices, however if you ask him he will show you examples and explain the pros/​cons to help you decide. He comes across as a serious man with little patience, but he actually has bit of a dry sense of humor.
Once your measurements and choices are finished, the suits themselves are manufactured in Korea. Due to an upcoming even I paid for rush delivery and had my suit in exactly two weeks. Without the rush the expected delivery time is 3 – 4 weeks. When my suit arrived it fit so perfectly it didn’t need a single alteration. Adrian completely nailed the suit that I wanted and it looked exactly like the style in the magazine photo that I had brought. The man knows what he is doing.

Adrian is great to work with. He’s a little quiet, but don’t take that for unfriendly. My suit came out great, effectively rendering all my other suits useless, as others have commented. My fat ass split one of the seams about a year later. I brought it by, and he fixed it on the spot, no charge. Highly recommend.

Great place — amazing tailor. Ask for Adrian, he made my custom suit and it’s the most well made, comfortable dress clothing I have ever worn.

I was a little hesitant as a woman entering a men’s suit shop — but Adrian was good to work with and I never felt uncomfortable.
I had a beautiful pants and vest set made for my civil union ceremony. I had read other reviews, and knew to be prepared for my visit. I brought in a pair of pants and a vest to model my order after. Adrian was helpful in the sizing and customizing of my new garments. we even brought in the wedding dress to make sure we picked just the right color for my outfit.
we DID run into a communication issue toward the end of our transaction. I believed that we had discussed that an alteration was included with my order, and Adrian did not seem to think that was the case. We resolved the issue amicably.
I would def come here for another custom piece if I should the need arise.

Superb quality suits at a low price. Had 2 tailor suits made and very satisfied with its finish.

Just picked up my first ever custom made suit, which will now make all the others I own «just not the same.» Adrian knows what he is doing… he helped me pick out color, lining, and style of the suit simply by me letting him know I needed to stay pretty conservative. Tons of measurements, digital photos, and double checking were part of his detailed process. Suit fits beautifully. My name was also tastefully sewn above the inside jacket pocket… a nice surprise and cool detail.

I’ve had both tailoring of off the rack garments done and a custom suit made by Adrian. The tailoring is quite expensive, although worth it if you’re have serious alterations done. I’d think I would bring my tailoring elsewhere in the future, just based on cost alone.
As for custom suits — wow. The guy has an eye for details and worked with me and my girlfriend to ensure I got what I wanted. He’s not the warmest personality, but I found him professional, courteous and attentive. I was somewhat skeptical about the quality of a custom suit vs. something I would buy at a mens’ store, but the finished product is a higher quality of anything else I own, and it fits like a suit is supposed to.
My only gripe would be that the selection of fabrics in the $ 500 range is somewhat limited relative to the other price ranges, but that is probably to be expected.
Overall a great experience. I’ll be back.

Like other reviews said, Adrian isn’t going to chat your ear off and he probably won’t give you a ton of guidance. That said, I had him make me a suit, and I couldn’t be happier. It fits perfectly. Now, all of my old suits are useless because I know what it feels like to wear a suit that fits like a glove. I’ve gotten a lot of compliments on it. I’m now waiting on my second suit to come in.
My advice to anyone is to do your research before you go in. Adrian will ask you what you want and some of the terms might be confusing if you’ve never bought a suit or had one made. Make sure you go in knowing what you want and what is in style: color, material, notched vs. peaked lapels, single or double vents, slim or traditional fit, number of buttons, width of lapel, etc.
My suits from Adrian cost of just over $ 500, all-​in. I’ll never buy another suit off of the rack. You could by a suit at a discount store, pay to have it tailored, and it’s still gonna cost you about $ 500. In the end, you’ll have an ill-​fitting suit. Go see Adrian an get a suit that you’ll love to wear.

Not really the best experience. He attended to me and everything, but I told him it was my first time there and he wasn’t that helpful. I think he made me do things that I didn’t want and he didn’t ask me any specifics about what I wanted. I asked lots of questions and he barely answered me. The suit came back a little tight for dancing (which I wanted), I couldn’t lift my arms above my head. He also suggested that I tailor one of my shirts that isn’t for a suit and later to my dismay I found out after I had it tailored.
Saying that I heard he has a high quality cheap custom suit by ordering it from Korea. Although, I’ll probably go somewhere were they explain things better next time.

My brother is getting married in a few months and all of the groomsmen are wearing black suits — so I took this as a perfect opportunity to get on the ‘custom’ train. I have not even received my suit back, but wanted to remark on my experience as I don’t think many of the other reviews depict an accurate portrayl of De Louice.
Adrian was more than helpful in walking me through my first custom suit experience. Sure he doesn’t have the warmest personality to a stranger but he was forthright when discussing pricing options, as well as when I would ask him his suggestions on fabrics and other custom decisions. He takes his time taking measurements and making sure the cloth will wear to your body type.
I also can’t see myself buying any more dress clothes off the shelf — De Louice is so reasonably priced that it doesn’t make sense! A ‘nice’ suit and all the accompanying alterations are generally always going to be more than the $ 500 that Adrian charges for his custom suits (obviously have to pick a fabric within that range but there are PLENTY to choose from).
From our conversation it sounds like more often than not his customers pick out their next custom piece when they come in to pick up (shows the quality and fit of their work), and I can’t wait to pick up my first suit!

This guy has some serious skill, but his customer service needs help.
I went there last year to have 2 suits refitted, including jackets. The cost? $ 100. Pricey, but like I said, he’s got skills.
But then I asked for one of the suits earlier then the 10 days he gave me to come back and pick it up. Everything is 10 days, even just a hem. When I came back on the agreed upon day, it wasnt ready. So much for my big presentation. But he gave me a $ 50 gift cert to make up for it.
I’ve been saving that gift cert for almost a year and went back last week to get a pair of jeans hemmed. No hello as you walk in the door, not recognition that you are a customer. I tried the pants on, he pinned them, it took all of 10 mins and we probably didnt exchange more than 5 words to each other.
I went back today to pick them up. I gave him the gift cert. Since it cost $ 25 for the hem, he wasnt sure how to use only half the cert. I suggested he give me a new one. When that didnt work out, I asked for him to just cross out the old amount and write in the new one, sign it and give it back. He was nonplussed.
Yes, he makes fantastic clothes and has an eye for style. I suppose he is an artist, but his artist attitude isnt gonna bring him back any customers. For seriously nice tailored stuff, bring it to him and dont expect to exchange pleasantries. But for a hem for jeans or to take some pants in, go to your local cleaners.

Unlike the other reviewers of this establishment, myself and my friend did not have a very good experience dealing with Adrian, who is presumably the owner of De Louice.
Granted, we brought in (by appointment of course) a bridal gown with a significant amount of beadwork. The dress needed to be taken up at the bottom and on the sides, which is not a lot to ask.
Adrian was surprisingly rude to us once we showed him the dress. He repeatedly commented while pinning the dress that he «hates» when people bring him work like this. At that point, we became disheartened and asked him nicely if he would like us to bring our business elsewhere. He said no, but continued to sigh dramatically and grimace while he pinned my friend’s dress. It was very uncomfortable for us both. We continued to repeat that if he was so uncomfortable we’d take the dress elsewhere, but he said no, it was fine. We even said several times that it was fine if he charged more money for this than a regular bridal gown because we knew it was a lot of work. But even that didn’t make any difference in the way he treated my friend.
Because of his inappropriate behavior as a business owner, my friend has decided to take her business elsewhere. I wouldn’t wish upon any bride the treatment that she received.