You’d be hard-pressed to find a better source of quality basics at this price point. Largely intended for the budget-minded consumer, this japan-based retail giant is known for frequently solid collections that offer some serious bang for your buck.
Founded in 1947, J.Crew has long been a supplier of reliable clothing infused with timeless style – albeit often with a preppy twist. Despite their successful history, the famous “mall brand” retailer stumbled a bit in the 2010s. But today, the brand has impressively reemerged as a menswear titan.
One of the newer brands on this list, don’t underestimate Buck Mason’s prowess on the men’s fashion scene. Founded in 2013, Buck Mason delivers uncompromised American style classics and terrific quality for the price.
Despite being acquired by American Eagle in 2015, Todd Snyder has had a rich and impressive run in the men’s fashion world since its debut at Bergdof Goodman in 2011. Todd Snyder, had previously worked with other clothing giants such as Polo Ralph Lauren, Gap, and J.Crew.
Okay, maybe this one is sort of considered cheating, seeing as the brand is owned by J.Crew – but we couldn’t leave it off the list.
Madewell produces some of the cleanest pieces with a somewhat laid-back vibe. Don’t miss out on their knitwear during the winter.
You might be thinking, Wait, I know this one, but if you haven't visited an A&F store in five years or so, you might be surprised at how different the brand is nowadays. Long gone are the dark, heavily-scented stores from your youth.
Scott Fraser Collection is a sartorial haven for those who appreciate heritage craftsmanship and classic men’s style. The Britain-based brand displays a unique fusion of vintage-inspired aesthetics and modern elements. It isn’t the most affordable – but the clothing is of impeccable quality.
You probably don’t need us to tell you about Ralph Lauren. You know who he is. And likely, all about the brand. But we’d like to point you in the direction of the best labels within the men’s fashion powerhouse that is the Ralph Lauren brand.
This London-based brand has operated since 1977, and is something of a cult among many who are passionate about menswear and classic men’s style. One of the most expensive options on this list, Drake’s cannot be left out of the conversation due to their powerful presence on the menswear scene.