The men’s wear company’s recovery could hinge on putting the body measurement tool in hundreds of Men’s Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank stores.

David Edwab, who has been associated with the company for more than 30 years, had served as vice chairman.

With so many retailers facing an uncertain future, some are using new tactics to protect themselves.

Company shares fell by nearly 30 percent as a result.

All the teams will be offered except the Dallas Cowboys.

The store is more open and features separate areas for custom.

The division saw lower sales in the last weeks of December.

Jefferies’ Randal Konik offered a bullish outlook on the men’s wear chain.

The company has rounded the corner at its Jos. A. Bank division and is making enormous strides in custom clothing.

Now a $100 million business, the company sees further growth by shortening delivery times.

The retailer quadrupled net profits for the full year and sold its MW Cleaners business.

The custom suit business has been a bright spot for Men’s Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank.

Q2 was important for acquiring Millennial men due to occasion — proms, graduation, weddings — dressing.

He was formerly with Toys R Us and has also worked for Staples and Party City.

The men’s retailer has partnered with Edgecase to expand its product attributes and enrichment.