Michael SatterfieldBelow is a curated list of the top 100 independent, brick-and-mortar luxury menswear retailers across the United States. These stores specialize in luxury traditional menswear – from suits and formalwear to high-end business casual apparel. The list is organized by region to make finding a menswear store near you easy. Our team has secret shopped, visited, and hand-selected each store on this list. These are the kind of beloved local haberdasheries and specialty shops that menswear enthusiasts champion, the places that make you want to get out and go shopping.
Top Independent Luxury Menswear Retailers In The Northeast (New England & Mid-Atlantic)
- The Andover Shop (Cambridge, MA) – An Ivy League menswear institution (est. 1948) known for traditional tailored clothing and classic New England style. It offers custom suiting and exclusive tweeds, carrying on the legacy of legendary proprietor Charlie Davidson. Website: theandovershop.com
- Drinkwater’s (Cambridge, MA) – A thoughtfully curated men’s boutique focusing on quality craftsmanship and timeless style. Drinkwater’s is a Cambridge landmark for classic suits, sport coats, and fine accessories, run by Gary Drinkwater for decades. Website: drinkwaterscambridge.com
- Murray’s Toggery Shop (Nantucket, MA) – A Nantucket mainstay (since 1945) famous for introducing “Nantucket Reds.” Offers preppy New England attire, from seersucker suits to classic khakis and nautical-inspired sportswear. Website: nantucketreds.com
- Mr. Sid (Boston, MA) – A luxury menswear clothier in Boston known for its full-service experience. It carries high-end Italian suit brands (like Brioni and Canali), custom tailoring, and an upstairs barbershop – epitomizing the gentleman’s club ambiance. Website: mrsid.com
- SAULT New England (Boston, MA) – A South End Boston boutique with a New England prep-meets-casual vibe. Offers a mix of heritage brands and modern menswear, from rugged flannels to tailored blazers, all with a classic Northeast aesthetic. Website: saultne.com
- Alan Bilzerian (Boston, MA) – An avant-garde boutique blending luxury tailoring with cutting-edge design. Family-run for 40+ years, Alan Bilzerian offers designer suits, artisanal menswear and rare international labels, catering to discerning dressers seeking unique pieces. Website: alanbilzerian.com
- David Wood Clothiers (Portland, ME) – Portland’s premier upscale menswear shop, specializing in custom suits, fine shirting, and classic sportswear. David Wood highlights New England elegance (think tweeds and woolens) combined with modern cuts. Website: davidwoodstyleshop.com
- O’Connell’s Clothing (Buffalo, NY) – A renowned old-school haberdashery (since 1959) celebrated for Ivy League classics and hard-to-find traditional brands. O’Connell’s offers everything from made-in-USA sack suits and Harris Tweed jackets to Alden shoes and Scottish sweaters. Website: oconnellsclothing.com
- J. Press (New York, NY) – An iconic Ivy League clothier (founded 1902) known for its natural-shoulder suits and collegiate style. J. Press is synonymous with classic American prep – offering tweed sport coats, repp ties, and formalwear – and has remained a pillar of traditional menswear. Website: jpressonline.com
- The Armoury (New York, NY) – A Hong Kong-founded menswear shrine now in NYC’s Tribeca, revered for its bespoke tailoring and curation of fine brands. The Armoury carries its house label alongside artisanal makers like Ring Jacket suits, Drake’s ties, and Baudoin & Lange shoes. It’s a destination for classic sartorial craftsmanship. Website: thearmoury.com
- Todd Snyder (New York, NY) – A stylish Flatiron district boutique by designer Todd Snyder, blending modern tailoring with vintage inspiration. Alongside Snyder’s own line, the store features collaborations (e.g. Todd Snyder x L.L.Bean) and select brands like Converse – an elevated mix of casual wear and suiting. Website: toddsnyder.com
- Leffot (New York, NY) – A luxury footwear-centric haberdashery in Manhattan, considered one of the nation’s top shoe stores. Leffot offers benchmade shoes and boots from the likes of Alden, Edward Green, and Gaziano & Girling, plus fine accessories for the well-heeled gentleman. Website: leffot.com
- Rothmans (New York, NY) – A family-run menswear shop (with a flagship near Union Square) that balances quality and approachability. Rothmans features a wide range of suits (from Italian wool classics to modern slim-fit styles), sports jackets, premium denim, and accessories – making luxury menswear accessible in NYC. Website: rothmansny.com
- Mitchells (Westport, CT) – A legendary upscale clothing store (founded 1958) known for personal service and top-tier brands. Mitchells is a one-stop luxury shop offering everything from custom Isaia and Kiton suits to casual wear. (Part of the Mitchell family of stores, which also includes Richards and others.) Website: mitchellstores.com
- Richards (Greenwich, CT) – Another of the Mitchell family’s revered stores, Richards serves Greenwich with a mix of designer menswear and bespoke tailoring. Expect brands like Ermenegildo Zegna, Brioni, and Brunello Cucinelli alongside an expert tailor shop. Website: mitchellstores.com
- Garmany (Red Bank, NJ) – A spacious luxury menswear emporium in New Jersey, Garmany is known for high-end suit brands (like Canali, Corneliani) and attentive personal service. It offers a polished selection of tailored clothing, sportswear, shoes, and even a full bar for clients. Website: garmany.com
- Boyds (Philadelphia, PA) – A historic independent department store in downtown Philly (est. 1938) famous for its elegant selection and old-world service. Boyds carries top luxury menswear designers (Tom Ford, Zegna, Brunello Cucinelli, etc.), a vast shoe department, and on-site tailoring – a Philadelphia institution. Website: boydsphila.com
- Totem Brand Co. (Philadelphia, PA) – A boutique in Philly’s South Street area mixing classic rugged menswear with Japanese and streetwear labels. Totem offers a curated selection from brands like Nanamica, Needles, and even The North Face Purple Label– appealing to the heritage workwear enthusiast. Website: totembrandco.com
- Franklin & Poe (Philadelphia, PA) – A menswear store in Fishtown, Philadelphia, emphasizing American-made quality. Franklin & Poe stocks selvage denim, durable boots, leather goods, and casual shirting – from brands like 3sixteen and Freenote Cloth – catering to those who appreciate craft and longevity in clothing. Website: franklinandpoe.com
- Larrimor’s (Pittsburgh, PA) – A fine men’s (and women’s) clothier in Pittsburgh, operating since 1939. Larrimor’s is known for its upscale selection of suits (featuring brands like Isaia, Samuelsohn), elegant sportswear, and personal service, making it a sartorial cornerstone in Pittsburgh. Website: larrimors.com
- Everard’s Clothing (Washington, DC) – An upscale boutique in Georgetown, DC, offering a mix of exquisite men’s and women’s apparel. Everard’s is known for fun yet sophisticated fashions and custom clothing services, having served Washington well-dressed clients for over 25 years. Website: everardsclothing.com
Top Independent Luxury Menswear Retailers In The South (Southeast & South-Central)
- Sid Mashburn (Atlanta, GA) – A game-changing tailoring destination founded by Sid Mashburn in 2007. Known for its Southern hospitality and impeccable style, Sid Mashburn offers its own line of classic-meets-modern menswear plus select brands (like Alden shoes and Inis Meáin knits). GQ even declared Sid Mashburn the best men’s clothing store in America. Website: sidmashburn.com
- Miller Brothers Ltd. (Atlanta, GA) – A family-owned Atlanta haberdashery specializing in timeless, high-quality menswear. Miller Brothers is lauded for its Southern gentleman style – from custom suits and sport coats to bow ties and bourbon tastings – all delivered with personal attention. Website: millerbrothers.com
- H. Stockton (Atlanta, GA) – An Atlanta menswear fixture since 1963, H. Stockton offers polished traditional attire with a modern twist. It carries a range of tailored clothing (Natural shoulder suits, English shoes, luxury sportswear) and is known for outfitting Atlanta’s business elite in a classic yet comfortable manner. Website: hstockton.com
- Harrison Limited (Mountain Brook, AL) – Birmingham area’s go-to for upscale menswear, Harrison Ltd. provides refined Southern style. It features tailored clothing from the likes of Peter Millar and Hickey Freeman, fine sportswear, and a clubby atmosphere in the Mountain Brook Village. Website: harrisonlimited.com
- The Locker Room (Montgomery, AL) – A top men’s shop in Alabama (with locations in Montgomery and Auburn) known for its quality suits, sport coats, and a personal touch. The Locker Room has dressed gentlemen for over 40 years, offering brands like Samuelsohn and Southwick, plus on-site tailoring. Website: tlrclothiers.com
- Julian’s (Chapel Hill, NC) – A historic shop in downtown Chapel Hill (opened in 1942 by Milton Julian) famed for its preppy Ivy League style. Julian’s offers classic tailored clothing, UNC-inspired collegiate attire, and was influential in popularizing the Ivy look (it’s run by Alexander Julian’s family). Website: julianclothing.com
- Tabor (Charlotte, NC) – A modern menswear boutique in Charlotte’s Myers Park, opened by the founders of Taylor Richards & Conger. Tabor blends high-fashion brands with American classics – think Thom Browne suits alongside Japanese denim – giving Charlotte a dose of cutting-edge style and Southern sophistication. Website: taborclt.com
- Eljo’s (Charlottesville, VA) – A Charlottesville menswear mainstay since 1950, recently under new ownership. Eljo’s is known for traditional custom tailoring and classic clothing (Navy blazers, repp ties, and collegiate staples), having outfitted University of Virginia gentlemen for generations. Website: eljos.com
- Beecroft & Bull (Richmond, VA) – A luxury men’s clothier with locations in Richmond and Virginia Beach (est. 1958). Beecroft & Bull is revered for its motto “dress better than you have to,” offering modern luxury with perfect fit – from Italian suits and shirting to sportswear – all in a contemporary club atmosphere. Website: beecroftandbull.com
- Peter Blair (Richmond, VA) – A boutique in Richmond specializing in gentlemen’s accessories and attire. Peter Blair is especially known for its vibrant, custom silk neckwear and pocket squares, as well as tailored clothing and Southern-inspired sportswear in bold colors and patterns. Website: peterblairaccessories.com
- Ben Silver (Charleston, SC) – A Charleston institution famous for its classic style and iconic catalog. Ben Silver offers upscale collegiate blazers with brass buttons, seersucker and linen suits, fine English silk ties, and even an eyewear collection – all exuding Lowcountry elegance and Ivy League polish. Website: bensilver.com
- M. Dumas & Sons (Charleston, SC) – Serving Charleston since 1917, M. Dumas is known for its Southern coastal style and hospitality. It stocks a mix of resort wear and tailored clothing (from Southern Tide polos to made-to-measure suits), and famously outfitted locals like preservationist Dick Jenrette in seersucker. Website: mdumasandsons.com
- Grady Ervin & Co. (Charleston, SC) – A classic King Street men’s shop billing itself as “clothier to gentlemen.” Grady Ervin specializes in fine custom suits and traditional sportswear, carrying upscale brands (like Southwick, Corneliani) and even sporting attire. It’s a Charleston favorite for refined menswear. Website: gradyervin.com
- Rush Wilson Ltd. (Greenville, SC) – A fine men’s clothier in Greenville, SC (since 1959) known for its personalized service and quality apparel. Rush Wilson offers tailored suits, sport coats, and formalwear (it’s the Upstate’s go-to for tuxedos), as well as upscale casual wear, all in a classic gentlemanly setting. Website: rushwilson.com
- Oak Hall (Memphis, TN) – One of the nation’s oldest clothing stores (est. 1859), Oak Hall in Memphis is revered for its distinguished selection and service. It carries top luxury brands for men (from Kiton suits to Peter Millar sportswear) in a beautiful store – truly a cornerstone of Southern luxury retail. Website: oakhall.com
- Wm. King Clothiers (Bristol, TN) – A high-end men’s shop serving the Tri-Cities region, offering bespoke and made-to-measure suits, fine dresswear, and sportswear. William King Clothiers (est. 1976) is known for outfitting Southern gentlemen with a blend of English and Italian sartorial elegance. Website: wmkingclothiers.com
- The Oxford Shop (Nashville, TN) – A Nashville haberdashery (since 1961) known for its impeccable custom tailoring and classic menswear. The Oxford Shop carries traditional suits, sport coats, and English footwear in an intimate setting – it has long been the choice of Nashville businessmen and Vanderbilt faculty alike. Website: oxfordshop.com
- Levy’s Clothier (Nashville, TN) – A family-run upscale men’s store in Nashville, operating since 1855. Levy’s is famed for its personalized service and top-quality clothing – from custom suits and shirts to premium casual wear – helping generations of Nashville gentlemen look their best. Website: levysclothes.com
- Rubenstein’s (New Orleans, LA) – The gold standard of New Orleans menswear since 1924, known for its luxurious brands and old-school service. Rubenstein’s offers everything from Italian suits (Kiton, Canali, Zegna) to formalwear and shoes in a refined Canal Street showroom. For a century it has dressed NOLA’s best-dressed men. Website: rubensteinsneworleans.com
- Perlis (New Orleans, LA) – A family-owned New Orleans clothing store (est. 1939) celebrated for its Southern flair – notably, its crawfish-logo polos and Mardi Gras attire. Perlis also provides classic menswear, from seersucker suits and white linen jackets to Cajun-influenced casual wear, across its locations in LA. Website: perlis.com
- Landry’s (Oxford, MS) – An Ole Miss favorite, Landry’s Gentlemen’s Apparel is an alumni-owned shop in Oxford providing classic clothing for the Southern collegiate set. From navy blazers and university stripe ties to casual game-day wear, Landry’s captures the spirit of refined Southern tradition. Website: landrysmenswear.com
- Bauman’s (Little Rock, AR) – A fine clothier in Little Rock (since 1919) known for custom tailoring and high-end men’s apparel. Bauman’s offers tailored suits, sport coats, and dress furnishings with a personal touch – carrying forward a century-old legacy of classic style in Arkansas. Website: baumans.com
- M Penner (Houston, TX) – Houston’s premier luxury menswear store for over 40 years. M Penner is acclaimed for its selection of European designer suits, sportswear, and shoes (think Isaia, Canali, Brioni), as well as its in-house bespoke services – all delivered in a modern, upscale setting. Website: mpenner.com
- Norton Ditto (Houston, TX) – A historic Houston haberdashery (est. 1908) offering traditional fine menswear. Norton Ditto specializes in custom suits and dress shirts and carries top brands for business and social occasions, maintaining a legacy of elegance for well over a century in Houston. Website: nortonditto.com
- Manready Mercantile (Houston, TX) – A unique menswear general store in Houston’s Heights, focused on rugged Americana and quality craft. Manready offers durable clothing (denim, boots, leather goods) and locally made goods in a retro-inspired shop – a destination for heritage workwear fans. Website: manready.com
- JWR Clothing (College Station, TX) – The Brazos Valley’s Premiere Men’s Clothier offering bespoke options, custom suiting and shirts, shoes, and a collection of excellent accessories. Website: jwrclothing.com
- Stanley Korshak (Dallas, TX) – A famed independent luxury specialty store in Dallas. Stanley Korshak’s men’s department is known for bespoke clothing and top designer collections. From Italian suits and silk ties to upscale sportswear, it’s a Dallas institution for those seeking Neiman Marcus-level brands with boutique service. Website: stanleykorshak.com
- Pockets (Dallas, TX) – An independent fine men’s store in Dallas (est. 1974) that offers a meticulously edited selection of luxury menswear. Pockets features hand-tailored clothing (suits by Samuelsohn, etc.), sportswear, and one-on-one service, making it a favorite of discerning Dallas clients. Website: pocketsmenswear.com
- St. Bernard (Dallas, TX) – A Dallas-based retailer blending high-end fashion with Texas lifestyle. Initially known for ski apparel, St. Bernard now offers a wide range of men’s designer clothing and footwear (from tailored blazers to premium denim and swimwear), in a relaxed yet upscale shopping environment. Website: saintbernard.com
- Malouf’s (Lubbock, TX) – A luxury clothier with locations in Lubbock and Dallas, Malouf’s provides West Texas with top-tier menswear. It carries sophisticated suits, sportswear and accessories (featuring brands like Ermenegildo Zegna and Robert Talbott), backed by a legacy of personalized service since 1949. Website: maloufs.com
- By George (Austin, TX) – Austin’s destination for designer fashion, By George (South Congress location for menswear) offers an elevated mix of modern luxury brands. Expect a curated selection of avant-garde and classic menswear – from engineered Italian suits to upscale casual pieces – reflecting Austin’s creative vibe. Website: bygeorgeaustin.com
- Service Menswear (Austin, TX) – An Austin boutique on South Congress (open since 1993) focusing on quality casual menswear and smart staples. Service stocks a mix of slim-cut shirts, unstructured sport coats, denim and accessories in a relaxed setting – capturing the easygoing yet stylish spirit of Austin. Website: servicemenswear.com
- STAG Provisions (Austin, TX) – A well-known Austin menswear shop blending vintage-inspired ruggedness with modern style. STAG offers a range of apparel from selvedge denim and leather jackets to tailored western shirts, carrying brands like RRL, Schott, and more. It’s a go-to for Austin’s “modern gentleman” aesthetic. Website: stagprovisions.com
- Supply & Advise (Miami, FL) – A Miami shop channeling a 1960s military surplus meets prep school vibe. Supply & Advise specializes in heritage brands and classic Americana – think Gitman Vintage oxfords, GANT rugger sweaters, Anderson’s belts – offering Miami gents a dose of timeless East Coast style. Website: supplyandadvise.com
- The Webster (Miami, FL) – A luxury multi-brand boutique headquartered in Miami Beach (in a historic Art Deco building). The Webster carries an ultra-chic selection of men’s designer fashion – from Tom Ford suits to Balenciaga streetwear – making it a must-visit for high-end menswear in Miami’s scene. Website: thewebster.us
- Maus & Hoffman (Fort Lauderdale, FL) – A Floridian luxury clothier (est. 1940) with locations in Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, etc. Maus & Hoffman is known for its fine tropical-weight suits, sport shirts in vibrant colors, and resort wear, along with impeccable personalized service for the well-to-do Florida gentleman. Website: mausandhoffman.com
- John Craig Clothier (Winter Park, FL) – An award-winning men’s store in Central Florida (with multiple locations) that emphasizes timeless style and exceptional service. John Craig offers a range of luxury menswear – from custom suits and dress attire to casual wear – and has been repeatedly recognized as “Florida’s Best Menswear Store.” Website: johncraigclothier.com
- Old North (Asheville, NC) – A boutique in Asheville celebrating quality American-made goods and rugged menswear. Old North curates heritage brands (like Raleigh Denim, Red Wing boots, Filson) along with selvedge jeans and outdoorsy apparel, fitting the Blue Ridge mountain lifestyle with a sophisticated edge. Website: oldnorthclothing.com
Top Independent Luxury Menswear Retailers In The Midwest
- Rodes (Louisville, KY) – A Louisville fine clothier (since 1914) offering upscale menswear and made-to-measure tailoring. Rodes provides Kentucky gentlemen with premium suits, sport coats, equestrian-inspired attire, and formalwear, plus an extensive women’s boutique – all under one roof of luxury and tradition. Website: rodes.com
- Cuffs Clothing (Chagrin Falls, OH) – A destination men’s store in suburban Cleveland that feels like “heaven on the banks of the Chagrin River”. Cuffs is renowned for its curated selection of the world’s best tailored clothing and its legendary in-store Hermès shop (the only one inside a U.S. retailer). With a fireplace and wine bar adjacent, it offers an unmatched shopping experience for top-tier suits and luxury menswear. Website: cuffsclothing.com
- Kilgore Trout (Cleveland, OH) – A leading menswear boutique in Cleveland, known for contemporary luxury fashion. Kilgore Trout (named after a Vonnegut character) carries avant-garde yet wearable designer clothing for men – from soft Italian tailoring to premium sportswear – catering to style connoisseurs in the Midwest. Website: kilgoretrout.com
- Samson Men’s Emporium (Columbus, OH) – A modern general store for the modern gentleman in Columbus’s Short North. Samson offers a mix of rugged and refined: classic casual menswear, barware, grooming goods and more. Expect selvedge denim, heritage brands, and even an in-store barber – a true lifestyle shop. Website: samsonmensemporium.com
- Halls (Kansas City, MO) – A high-end department store in Kansas City (founded by Hallmark), whose men’s store operates like an independent luxury boutique. Halls offers a well-edited range of designer menswear, from tailored clothing to sportswear and shoes, serving as KC’s upscale style hub (while technically part of Hallmark, it runs with independent spirit). Website: halls.com
- Mister Guy Clothiers (St. Louis, MO) – A long-standing upscale men’s shop in St. Louis (Ladue). Mister Guy is known for its personalized service and full range of menswear – featuring European suits (Corneliani, etc.), sportswear, and an expert tailoring team – all catering to the St. Louis gentleman’s wardrobe needs. Website: misterguymens.com
- Notre (Chicago, IL) – A stylish menswear boutique in Chicago’s West Loop blending streetwear and luxury. While more contemporary in focus, Notre has garnered national attention for its mix of high-end fashion labels and sneakers. (Brands like Wales Bonner, Advisory Board Crystals, etc., have been featured.) It adds diversity to Chicago’s menswear scene with its edgy selection. Website: notre-shop.com
- Independence (Chicago, IL) – A Chicago shop dedicated to American-made menswear and heritage brands. Independence (in the River North area) curates goods like Gitman Vintage shirts, Alden shoes, and selvedge denim, celebrating craft and quality. It has the feel of a rugged boutique that still respects tailoring traditions. Website: independence-chicago.com
- Syd Jerome (Chicago, IL) – A venerable luxury men’s clothier in downtown Chicago (since 1958) known for power suits and high-end business attire. Syd Jerome carries top Italian brands and offers bespoke services, dressing Chicago’s lawyers, financiers, and sports stars in fine style. Website: sydjerome.com
- A.K. Rikk’s (Grand Rapids, MI) – A sprawling luxury boutique in Grand Rapids offering a big-city selection in a Midwestern setting. A.K. Rikk’s has an eclectic range: from bespoke suiting and designer menswear to home goods. In menswear, expect brands like Isaia, John Varvatos, and Brunello Cucinelli, making it a fashion oasis in West Michigan. Website: akrikks.com
- The Claymore Shop (Birmingham, MI) – A classic men’s haberdashery in suburban Detroit (Birmingham) with a heritage dating back decades. The Claymore Shop is known for traditional fine clothing – offering custom suits (including Oxxford Clothes), English footwear, and a club-like atmosphere that has attracted Detroit executives for years. Website: claymoreshop.com
- Hubert White (Minneapolis, MN) – Minneapolis’s legacy men’s clothier (est. 1916), synonymous with quality and service. Hubert White provides upscale Minnesota clientele with custom suits, luxury sportswear, and accessories in a refined showroom. It carries top makers (like Samuelsohn, Eaton) and remains a pillar of Midwestern sartorial tradition. Website: hubertwhite.com
- MartinPatrick3 (Minneapolis, MN) – A trend-setting menswear and lifestyle store in the North Loop of Minneapolis. MartinPatrick3 offers everything from tailored clothing and edgy fashion to home furnishings and apothecary. In the men’s shop you’ll find suits (they have a partnership with Atelier Munro for made-to-measure), luxury casual wear, and even an in-house barbershop – a truly comprehensive concept store. Website: martinpatrick3.com
- Heimie’s Haberdashery (St. Paul, MN) – An old-fashioned haberdashery in downtown St. Paul (since 1921) known for its turn-of-the-century atmosphere (complete with on-site barbers and taxidermy décor). Heimie’s specializes in custom tailoring (suits and shirts made in-house) and traditional menswear accessories, serving gentlemen looking for a classic, personalized experience. Website: heimies.com
- BlackBlue (St. Paul, MN) – A boutique in St. Paul focusing on heritage and casual menswear with a modern sensibility. BlackBlue curates brands like Battenwear, Engineered Garments, and 3sixteen, providing the Twin Cities with quality selvage denim, workwear-inspired clothing, and rugged boots in an intimate shop. Website: blkblu.com
- Badowers (Des Moines, IA) – A stalwart men’s store in Des Moines (since 1950), Badowers brings contemporary menswear to the Midwest. It combines classic tailoring (suiting, sport coats) with modern casual lines, and is known to carry innovative brands not commonly found in Iowa, making it a fashion leader in the region. Website: badowers.com
- Jerry Ryan Clothing & Sportswear (Omaha, NE) – A family-owned fine men’s shop in Omaha (est. 1973) offering a full range of menswear. Jerry Ryan is known for its tailored clothing (suits, sport coats, many made-to-measure options) and casual wear, serving Omaha professionals with personalized service and expert fittings. Website: jerryryan.com
- Mr. Ooley’s (Oklahoma City, OK) – An upscale menswear boutique in OKC, Mr. Ooley’s has provided the finest in men’s clothing for over 50 years. It offers made-to-measure suits and shirts, an extensive sportswear collection, and luxury shoes – bringing brands like Canali and Samuelsohn to Oklahoma City’s style-conscious clientele Website: mrooleys.com
- Travers Mahan (Tulsa, OK) – A family-owned upscale men’s store in Tulsa known for distinctive apparel and top-notch expertise. Travers Mahan outfits clients in everything from sharp business suits and dress furnishings to casual weekend wear, with a focus on quality fabrics and proper fit for any occasion. Website: traversmahanapparel.com
- Harleys (Milwaukee, WI) – “Harleys: The Store for Men” in Milwaukee (Shorewood) is a long-running contemporary menswear shop that merges classic and modern. It offers tailored clothing (suits, sport coats with on-site tailoring) alongside designer sportswear, and has helped dress Milwaukee’s well-heeled men since 1948. Website: harleys1895.com
- Milworks (Milwaukee, WI) – A newer addition to Milwaukee’s menswear scene (opened 2016) focusing on heritage brands and quality casual wear. Milworks carries rugged Americana staples – Alden boots, Filson bags, RRL denim – in a stylish Third Ward space, catering to men who appreciate both craftsmanship and cool factor. Website: milworks.co
Top Independent Luxury Menswear Retailers In The West (Mountain & Pacific States)
- Lawrence Covell (Denver, CO) – Denver’s most iconic luxury boutique (est. 1967), offering premier designer apparel for men and women. The men’s side at Lawrence Covell features an array of European fashions – from Neapolitan suits and soft jackets to premium denim and sportswear – making it a Cherry Creek destination for sartorial splendor. Website: lawrencecovell.com
- Andrisen Morton (Denver, CO) – A top-tier menswear retailer in Denver’s Cherry Creek North (since 1979) known for its personalized styling services. Andrisen Morton carries luxury menswear brands (like Kiton, Loro Piana, Brioni) and offers custom clothing, positioning itself as “one of the nation’s premier destinations for luxury menswear”. Website: andrisenmorton.com
- Canoe Club (Boulder, CO) – A contemporary menswear boutique in Boulder featuring an expertly curated selection of global brands. Canoe Club brings Japanese and European indie labels (such as Kapital, Engineered Garments, Visvim) to Colorado, mixing them with classic Americana – a go-to for fashion-forward men in the Rockies. Website: shopcanoeclub.com
- Standard & Strange (Oakland, CA) – A specialty store in Oakland (with outposts in NYC and Santa Fe) championing artisan-made denim, leather, and heritage workwear. Standard & Strange is beloved by enthusiasts of Japanese repro brands – it stocks labels like The Real McCoy’s, John Lofgren, and Wesco boots – and is known for deep product knowledge. Website: standardandstrange.com
- Wilkes Bashford (San Francisco, CA) – A San Francisco legend in luxury retail (opened 1966, now part of Mitchells family stores). Wilkes Bashford’s men’s store set the standard for West Coast elegance – offering bespoke tailoring and elite designer menswear in a townhouse setting. It remains the place for Silicon Valley power brokers to get their Brioni suits and fine attire. Website: wilkesbashford.com
- Cable Car Clothiers (San Francisco, CA) – A throwback haberdashery in SF (dating to 1939) known for traditional British and American menswear. Entering Cable Car is like stepping into the past – bowler hats, tweed jackets, bespoke tailoring, even a barber shop in-house. It carries classic brands (like Barbour, Alden, Swaine Adeney) and serves gentlemen who appreciate time-honored style. Website: cablecarclothiers.com
- Wingtip (San Francisco, CA) – A unique hybrid of retail store and social club in downtown SF. Wingtip’s ground floor is a men’s store offering high-end clothing, accessories, vintage-inspired decor and even a wine shop – featuring brands like Drake’s, Ermenegildo Zegna and more – while upstairs is a private club. It’s a singular menswear shopping experience in the FiDi. Website: wingtip.com
- Maxfield (Los Angeles, CA) – An ultrahip luxury boutique in West Hollywood known for avant-garde designer menswear. Maxfield is curated like an art gallery, featuring high-end and cutting-edge labels (from Saint Laurent and Dior to streetwear-luxe hybrids) and rare vintage finds. Its blend of bespoke tailoring and edgy fashion makes it an LA style icon. Website: maxfieldla.com
- Mohawk General Store (Los Angeles, CA) – A trendsetting boutique in LA’s Silver Lake neighborhood carrying an eclectic mix of high-end international brands. Mohawk General Store’s menswear selection might include Dries Van Noten tailoring, Japanese label Engineered Garments, and Cali-cool casual wear– all chosen for quality and design. Website: mohawkgeneralstore.com
- General Quarters (Los Angeles, CA) – A menswear shop on LA’s La Brea Avenue with a focus on heritage workwear and moto-inspired apparel. General Quarters offers a tightly edited range of goods like leather jackets, raw denim, and rugged boots, as well as its own line of American-made basics – perfect for the guy seeking classic cool on the West Coast. Website: generalquarters.com
- Leather Soul (Honolulu, HI) – A Honolulu-based luxury shoe store famed among enthusiasts for its superb collection of footwear. Leather Soul is a pilgrimage site for shoe lovers, offering handcrafted shoes from John Lobb, Edward Green, Alden (special make-ups galore) and more. It put Hawaii on the map for world-class men’s shoes. Website: leathersoul.com
- Garys (Newport Beach, CA) – A premier men’s store in Orange County’s Fashion Island, Garys (est. 1966) provides Southern California men with upscale suits, sportswear, and footwear. It carries respected brands (like Canali, Zegna, Robert Graham) and is known for excellent customer service and a coastal-meets-cosmopolitan style selection. Website: garysonline.com
- Khakis of Carmel (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA) – A renowned independent store on California’s Central Coast, often “voted one of the best men’s stores in America.”Khakis of Carmel offers “wearable luxury” with an exceptional eye for quality – from soft Neapolitan sport coats and custom shirts to premium sportswear – all merchandised with California ease and elegance Website: khakisofcarmel.com
- Mario’s (Seattle, WA) – A luxury fashion boutique with locations in Seattle and Portland, Mario’s has been dressing the Northwest in top designer clothing since the 1960s. Its Seattle store offers a mix of Italian sartorial brands (like Boglioli, Brunello Cucinelli) and contemporary designers. Mario’s is known for blending West Coast warmth with European sophistication in its service and selection. Website: marios.com
- Jack Straw (Seattle, WA) – An independent menswear (and womenswear) boutique in Seattle’s Belltown, Jack Straw carries a forward-thinking selection of designer brands. Men will find refined, fashion-forward labels such as Margaret Howell, Engineered Garments, and Common Projects. This shop caters to Seattle’s creatives and professionals who appreciate understated luxury and design. Website: jackstraw.com
- Blue Owl Workshop (Seattle, WA) – A specialty shop in Seattle for denim aficionados, Blue Owl is known for its extensive selection of Japanese selvedge jeans and niche streetwear. It imports cult-favorite brands like Iron Heart, Pure Blue Japan, and 3sixteen, along with quality tops and boots – a must-visit for raw denim lovers in the Pacific Northwest. Website: blueowl.us
- Glasswing (Seattle, WA) – A beautifully curated boutique in Seattle’s Capitol Hill, Glasswing offers a mix of menswear, womenswear, and home goods in a greenhouse-like space. For men, Glasswing showcases brands focusing on craftsmanship and design (like Universal Works, Apiece Apart) plus an in-store plant shop – reflecting Seattle’s blend of style and nature. Website: glasswingshop.com
- Butch Blum (Seattle, WA) – A long-standing upscale fashion retailer in Seattle (since 1974) known for introducing European designers to the Northwest. Butch Blum’s menswear leans toward modern Italian elegance – featuring collections like Massimo Alba, C.P. Company, and Luciano Barbera – catering to Seattle’s sophisticated urban clientele. Website: butchblum.com
- Machus (Portland, OR) – A cutting-edge boutique in Portland’s Lower East Burnside, Machus specializes in avant-garde and streetwear-influenced menswear. It stocks progressive designers (such as Rick Owens DRKSHDW, Stone Island, and emerging labels) in a minimalist space. Machus keeps Portland’s style scene on the map with its fashion-forward approach. Website: machusonline.com
- The Clotherie (Phoenix, AZ) – A high-end men’s store in Phoenix (Biltmore area) that has dressed Arizona gentlemen for over 45 years. The Clotherie provides tailored menswear from top makers (like Samuelsohn, Canali), made-to-measure services, and refined casual attire – all with attentive service to ensure clients in the desert look sharp year-round. Website: theclotherie.com
- Self Edge (San Francisco, CA) – A seminal specialty shop (with locations in SF, LA, NY) for premium denim and vintage-inspired menswear. Self Edge is dedicated to impeccable quality – offering Japanese selvedge denim brands (Flat Head, Sugar Cane, etc.), leather jackets, and classic workwear items
Each of these retailers has its own unique character and caters to men who value quality, style, and a personalized shopping experience. From East Coast ivy-trad clothiers to West Coast denim ateliers, these 100 stores collectively represent the very best of American menswear retail – the independent shops that keep classic style and luxury craftsmanship alive in the modern era. Enjoy exploring them (online or in person), as they are truly the shops worth traveling for.
Additional photos Courtesy of Clark Street Mercantile & Laura Peruchi
