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I bought a suit from Quail's Menswear, 40R 1 week ago. Though the lapels bulged when I stood straight, the S/A convinced me that this fit was the trend--slim fitting suits. So I said I would buy it and the S/A told me to try on the pants so he could make any adjustments if necessary. I did and he marked the hem.

I went to check out while the tailor took care of the pants and I noticed a small sign saying, "No returns after alterations." I didn't think too much of it because I assumed it was normal to hem pants before buying a suit. I made small talk with the S/A and we connected over our shared Turkish ancestry, and he threw in a tie for me.

The problem arose when I tried on the suit a couple more times at home and just couldn't get over the bulging lapels. I took the suit back today, and the S/A told me he could not take it because it had been altered; the hem had been cut. I was half expecting this so I wasn't shocked but told him that I would have appreciated a heads up before they cut the hem.

I'm not sure if its worth calling the chain's management to complain or try to haggle a return.

As for the suit, I will try to have a tailor adjust it so that it no longer bulges, but my hopes are not high. It may just be that I'll have to keep the buttons open all the time.

I'm sure I would never have this problem if I had bought from Macy's or Nordstroms. Advice from those in men's wear retail?
<bot>: S/A sold me an ill-fitting suit and refused a return because the pants were hemmed by his store on the day of purchase .