Inside the Story: Men getting second chance & dressing for success with Suited for Good @danrascon4545

Uploaded September 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

(KUTV) — Salt Lake City's oldest-running fine suit store has a unique program that helps men around the state get a chance to dress for success.

Utah Woolen Mills' CEO travels to small communities helping men in need who want to better their lives.

They give them nice suits, all for free, with the program Suited for Good.

2News followed the program to Vernal, Utah where Suited for Good helped more than a dozen men, all one-time heavy drug users.

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