Men's Wearhouse Wants to Suit Up Millennials

Men's Wearhouse wants to compete with the likes of Suitsupply, Indochino and J.Crew for the attention of fashion-forward millennials. The company — traditionally seen as somewhere a millennial's parents, or grandparents, might shop — hopes to broaden its appeal with a younger age group by expanding its line of custom clothing this year and by pushing its higher-end Joseph Abboud line, an American-made suit manufacturer it acquired nearly two years ago and opened an upscale flagship store for in New York City in April.