Harmont & Blaine is a modern popular Italian luxury menswear brand, offering mostly classic, yet…read morestylish, elegant, colourful and creative smart casual collections. Famous for its distinguishable dachshund dog logo that appears on almost every garment, as well as for the excellent quality due to 100% Italian manufacture, Harmont & Blaine now have shops in almost every major town in Italy and across the world. The Portofino boutique showcases a good sample of variety of items including shirts, sweaters, jeans and trouser, jackets, swimwear, etc. of various designs and colours. The prices are relatively high with about 100 Euros for a shirt, but given the sophisticated designs and exemplary quality standards, it is definitely a good deal.

Boggi Milano used to be a FANTASTIC store to order men's clothes. Now they do not help you AT ALL…read morewith returns, they make you pay full shipping costs and do not give you enough information to even create a return. I am so sorry that I bought my husband over $1000 worth of clothes for his birthday and UPS quoted my almost $500 to return them, AT MY EXPENSE, but also with inadequate information to create a return. HORRIBLE experience. I am so sorry that they have gone downhill. When you call their customer service they just tell you to write them an email. I can't even fill out a DHL return label with the lack of information I have. I feel completely ripped off and furious.

Factory Store is about a 30% discount over retail on new merchandise. Upstairs is Last Call, where…read moreold and damaged (and I mean damaged) merchandise ends up. Boggi is somewhat like a European Brooks Brothers, and I was able to get two made-in-EU suits there for under $300 each. Designs are classic, though the largest size would be around a US 44/46R, pants a 36/38 waist. Boggi clothes are made by different manufacturers, so try the fit of every product you want to buy. Staff was EXTREMELY helpful, even though I spoke no Italian. They're obviously very used to It's right outside the Milano Lancetti train stop, too--can't miss it.