Buying a suit can be difficult because the perfect fit rarely comes straight off the rack. Prices can range from bargain-basement to wallet-busting, and it is easy to feel pressed for time when an event is approaching. Different stores also use different sizing, cuts, and fabric blends, which can make comparison a real tie-breaker. Add tailoring, shirts, shoes, and accessories, and the final bill may not suit your budget. The good news is that Augusta has options for nearly every style and price point, so you can find a look that fits without losing your shirt. The prices below are approximate averages for a basic two-piece suit, before alterations, and inventory can change.
- **Men’s Wearhouse** — [Visit the website](https://www.menswearhouse.com/)
- **Jos. A. Bank** — [Visit the website](https://www.josbank.com/)
- **Dillard’s at Augusta Mall** — [Visit the website](https://www.dillards.com/)
- **Belk at Augusta Mall** — [Visit the website](https://www.belk.com/)
- **K&G Fashion Superstore** — [Visit the website](https://www.kgstore.com/)
- **Burlington** — [Visit the website](https://www.burlington.com/)
- **Kohl’s** — [Visit the website](https://www.kohls.com/)
- **Target** — [Visit the website](https://www.target.com/)
- **Walmart** — [Visit the website](https://www.walmart.com/store/augusta-ga)
- **Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CSRA** — [Visit the website](https://goodwillworks.org/)
Men’s Wearhouse is a classic choice for business suits, wedding attire, rentals, and alterations. Expect an average purchase price of about **$350**, although sales can bring some options closer to $200. The store is a natural fit for shoppers who want professional guidance from people who know their way around a suit. Their rental selection also means you can dress to impress without making a permanent commitment—talk about a well-tailored arrangement.
Jos. A. Bank offers traditional business suits, dress shirts, sport coats, and frequent promotions. The average suit price is approximately **$400**, with sale events sometimes lowering the cost considerably. It is especially well-suited to shoppers building a professional wardrobe or looking for classic colors such as navy, charcoal, and black. With the right deal, your budget may come out looking sharp.
Dillard’s carries several men’s brands, giving shoppers access to both moderately priced and designer-level suits. A typical suit averages around **$350**, though brand and fabric can move that number up or down. Because you can compare multiple labels in one place, Dillard’s lets you make a calculated fashion decision without going to pieces. Check the men’s department and ask about seasonal markdowns.
Belk is a useful stop for suits, suit separates, dress shirts, ties, and shoes. The average price for a two-piece suit is about **$250**, with promotions often making the final figure even more attractive. Its selection is a good match for weddings, interviews, graduations, and other occasions where you need to look the part. Belk can help you get suited and booted without booting your budget.
K&G is known for affordable men’s formalwear, including suits, shirts, ties, and accessories. Shoppers can expect an average suit price of roughly **$180**, with some clearance options costing less. The store is a strong choice if you want modern colors and styles without paying a king’s ransom. It is a good place to rack up savings while still looking like you belong in the boardroom.
Burlington’s inventory changes frequently, but the store often carries discounted suit separates, blazers, dress pants, and complete suits. The average suit price is approximately **$120**, although finding a particular size or color may require a little hunting. This is a smart stop for shoppers who enjoy the thrill of the rack and do not mind letting the right deal come to them. At Burlington, the prices are often a real suitprise.
Kohl’s typically offers entry-level and midrange suits, along with dress shoes, shirts, belts, and ties. Plan on spending about **$150** for an average suit, before coupons or Kohl’s Cash. The store works well for interviews, office wardrobes, and special occasions when you want dependable style at a reasonable cost. With the right promotion, your outfit can make cents and still make sense.
Target usually focuses more on suit separates than full traditional suits, but you can often assemble a presentable outfit with a blazer and matching trousers. The average cost for a complete suit look is around **$100**, depending on the brand and availability. It is a practical option for students, first-job wardrobes, and last-minute events when your closet is not quite ready for prime time. This choice may be basic, but it is right on target.
Walmart can be a budget-friendly place to look for entry-level suits, especially through its online selection with local pickup options where available. A typical suit averages about **$90**, though fabric quality, construction, and sizing can vary. It is best for shoppers who need formalwear at the lowest possible price and are willing to spend extra time checking measurements. The value may not be haute couture, but it can still be a wallet win.
Augusta-area Goodwill stores can be excellent places to search for gently used suits from recognizable brands. A secondhand suit averages roughly **$35**, although prices and selection depend entirely on donations. You may need patience, a measuring tape, and a willingness to tailor your expectations—but a good alteration can turn a thrift-store find into a custom-looking bargain. This is where your search can go from worn out to well dressed.
Before buying, check the jacket shoulders, sleeve length, trouser waist, and overall comfort, since alterations can quickly change the final cost. Calling ahead is wise because sizes and brands can disappear faster than a tie at a wedding reception. Whether you shop luxury, discount, or thrift, Augusta has enough options to keep your wardrobe from feeling suitably limited. Outfit success is all about finding the right fit—so take your time and let your style make a lasting impression.