We're Safe. We're Clean. We're Cautious. And Yes, We're Open!
In the wake of recent developments related to the COVID-19 pandemic (shorthand for coronavirus disease 2019 caused by the virus SARS-CoV-2), several businesses, government agencies, and health organizations across the globe have had to make several adjustments to their daily routines and protocols. As our appointments here at Enzo Custom have always been conducted privately and in a clean, professional space, we closed our showrooms nationwide in order to do our part to mitigate the virus's ability to spread.
With taking precaution and following strict guidelines from the World Health Organization and the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention, Enzo Custom is happy to announce we are slowly, and carefully, reopening our showroom doors!
We take our customers' concerns and general welfare seriously, and we have been extra cautious in adhering to our already high standards of cleanliness and professionalism. For the most accurate information and updates on COVID-19, please refer to the WHO and CDC websites, as they neither sensationalize nor play down new developments related to this novel illness.
While commerce across the board has adjusted to present conditions, it has not come to a standstill. People still need things, whether it's car washes, gasoline, toilet paper, or even suits. As the locations of our showrooms do not require our customers to show up in crowded shopping malls or other large gathering spaces, taking extra precautions to ensure your safety and well-being is far from being a logistical nightmare. Keeping a safe distance from others, as well as not shaking hands and reducing other forms of contact from both people and surfaces can reduce the risk of illness spreading. Our facilities are well kept and clean, and any meetings you schedule to get fitted with our clothiers are always private. It is imperative that we do the best we can to keep our locations as sanitary, safe, and clean as possible, and we have always adhered to the highest standards in this regard.
So if you need a high-quality custom suit or tuxedo and don't want to deal with crowded spaces or big-box off-the-rack shops (we wouldn't recommend buying from the latter anyway) feel free to stop by into one of our showrooms to get fitted. Just please wash your hands first, and we will do the same.
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