Luxury Suit Maker Dresses US Vets for Free

The owner of a luxury suit store in Texas is truly honoring our veterans with utmost respect and care.

Edward Baumann Clothiers, the suit maker, generously donates brand new custom suits, shirts, and ties to veterans not just once, but a remarkable 26 times every year. Bob Baumann, the man behind this heartwarming initiative, aims to ensure that veterans are always outfitted in style with a fresh custom suit, shirt, and tie throughout the year. It's a fantastic gesture to show appreciation for our brave veterans.

From Resist The Mainstream: 


“I’m a strong believer in God. I believe it is more blessed to give than it is to receive,” said Bob Baumann in an interview with Breitbart News. “I’m always trying to give back.”

It is Bob Baumann’s stated goal to “put a veteran into a new custom suit, shirt, and tie 26 times a year,” according to the company’s website.

“Our team spends time with each veteran, teaching them the importance of appearance,” a company statement explains.

“We educate them on how to dress for specific occasions, the proper way a garment is supposed to fit, how to take care of their clothes, and so much more.”

U.S. veterans return from the front line after years of war to fight a different battle, unemployment. The suit maker notes the impact of high unemployment on returning soldiers can be devastating.

The initiative is not only a contribution of high-quality clothing but is also aimed at educating veterans about appearance, garment fitting and life lessons on clothing maintenance.


God bless this man for his incredible generosity towards our veterans.

I truly hope that Baumann's inspiring gesture motivates other small businesses across America to follow suit and show the same kind of support and care to our deserving veterans.

It's heartwarming to see such acts of kindness making a positive impact in the community.

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