We had a great experience here! Anthony and team was incredibly helpful, knew their stuff, and were…read moreable to get me into a fantastic suit for my wedding. They had a very large selection and I actually ended up leaving with more than I expected, for around the same price! Cannot recommend them enough.

Men's Fashion at its best. Ticknors is one of my husband's…read morefavorite places to shop in the state. They have a great selection of men's clothing, all price points. Definitely on the higher end. But the quality and brands are worth it. They are always super helpful and make it easy to spend hours there. Customer fitting if needed.

I purchased a gift here of one of Peter Millar's polos. It was well received with an additional…read moreThank You weeks later after wearing it. Slam dunk!

From the owner: We invite you to visit one of our store locations to experience the Peter Millar lifestyle.read more

This is an amazing high end men's clothing store. It reminded me of Newbury St in Boston. All the…read moreclothes i tried on were the most comfortable you could imagine. The sophisticated casual was perfect! Highly recommend Bruce for his attention to detail, quiet manor and true helpfulness. It is rare to find such high customer service these days!

I visit Raleigh yearly and Liles has won me over with their service, selection and experience…read more Bruce is top notch and stands behind his products. The fact I have my clothes shipped across the country speaks volumes. Go see the folks at Liles.

The best consignment store in town! Beautiful pieces, very unique and high-end. The customer…read moreservice is outstanding and happy to help make decisions or selections. There is free parking in the lot beside the building. I have gotten all of my best pieces over the years at Revolver.

My fiancé went into this store to look around for the 1st time. It was a cold day so I stayed in…read morethe car. When he returned he said, "It's REALLY good you didn't come with me into the store!" I asked what happened. He told me an unleashed aggressive dog was standing directly inside the entrance and loudly snarled and growled at him as he tried to enter the store. The female owner of the dog&store told him the dog was a "rescue" and that it didn't take a liking to men. I have documented allergies to dogs and also fear them for their unpredictable nature as what happened when he casually walked into the store. It's a shame because he probably would have bought me something warm to wear if the dog had not been there growling at him. Also, I only buy second hand from smoke&pet free homes/stores. *Message to management: I've never owned a clothing store, but I've worked at one. It's very important for customers to feel safe and welcomed when trying on clothes and window shopping. In what world is it considered civilized to have an unleashed, untrained and aggressive dog positioned at the head of the store? You are actively discriminating against men shopping at your store by bringing this dog to work. Men like to surprise their girlfriend or wife or mother with something nice to wear from time to time. If you don't have liability insurance for potential dog bites when a man enters your store it might be time to get some. Or, better yet, just install a modern security system and leave your aggressive dog at home or bring it to a shelter. You will be doing the city of Raleigh and it's citizens a favor.

Great service. One of the best selections in the area of higher end men's wear. Yes it is old…read moreschool, but that's a good thing. Also prices aren't terrible and they have sale items.

I would rate customer service with a zero! Most…read moredisrespectful and condescending salesperson I have ever met! I have experienced this twice with the same salesperson on different occasions. Kannon's should really consider who they have representing their business.

Nice local art store. I especially appreciated the self-published books from local writers…read more I really love the vibe of this section of downtown Raleigh and this store just adds to it! I will visit again.

Where can you go to shop and support a local business, local artists and pet a cute puppy? The…read moreanswer is Munjo Munjo! Conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Raleigh (next to The Raleigh Times) this corner, spot that has turned over quite often over the years, seems to finally have a shop that is sticking. The owners are locals and always have Munjo, their Pomeranian [**I think**] dog in the shop. He's a scavenger for food! But if he doesn't catch your interest, I know some of the diverse local art will! From jewelry, stickers, pins, clothing [t-shirts/sweatshirts], mugs...the list goes on. I've purchased items for myself and others at Munjo Munjo over the years. A great option for gifts or a little local Raleigh!

Staff is amazing. The vibe is great. And they've managed to carry an incredible range of brands…read morewithout making the space feel crowded.

My boyfriend and I came to Social Status for the first time on MLK day. They have pretty much any…read morestreetwear brand you can think of (Off White, Bape, Champion, Rare Nike, Rare Timbs, Plus brand that have done collabs with other brands, etc) the only thing they didn't carry was Supreme. We don't live really close to it, but it's the closest store to us that sells streetwear brands. They sell everything for retail price or only a little bit higher, not like anyone else reselling rate items. My boyfriend ended up buying Yeezy 700 Mauves. He got them for exactly retail price. Also, the guy working there was very attentive and helped us. He also had good conversation without being overbearing. I forgot his name but it was only his first week working there. He was great! The store was super clean and modern

I really like this little boutique shop but I almost always forget it's here. It's kind of like…read moreentering a speakeasy this time of year...it's downstairs below another business. You walk down the ramp, turn right and then open a door on the left and there's a wildly unique shop with a bar! In the summer they have a big garage door that's open on the weekends. They have quite the assortment of high end goods, mostly clothing with a few accessories. It's really quite one of the best gift shops around in my opinion I just wish I remembered it more often. They have some interesting hot sauces including one by T Pain and a book challenge like you'd see on Hot Ones. They have nice motorcycle gear for non-Harley riders. Girlfriend found a really nice pink leather jacket for $400 that she almost got. They have beard care products, hats, shirts...and my favorite a banana flask. I love the decor as well, the old motorcycle and jeep, the stuffed animals wearing neckerchiefs and glasses. It's really cozy and has a cool vibe. And don't forget you can get a drink while you shop.

This gift shop is amazing! It's tucked away across the street from Two Roosters, and Edge of Urge…read more It's a great place to buy gifts. It's mostly masculine things. They have so much to look at, and even have a bar!!

Beautifully curated store in Downtown Raleigh, housed in an old warehouse building home to a number…read moreof other local businesses. My partner and I were in the Research Triangle earlier this month for our 10 year anniversary and after following Raleigh Denim for a year, I knew I wanted to get my first pair. The sales associate, Eleanor, was incredibly helpful, from sourcing my sizes to hemming my pair. After telling her we'd only be in Raleigh for one day, she made it a priority to hem the pair quickly while we had lunch nearby. Elsewhere in the store, there's a great selection of shirts, chinos, and accessories. Highly recommend this great independent retailer!

Local in house made super high quality, hand stitched jeans. Old beautiful building with cool…read moreequipment in the back where they make them.

Not worth the price. Very frustrating experience making my husband's tuxedo for the wedding. The…read moretuxedo did not fit well. Caroline was unhelpful and quite rude when we asked for changes. The process was custom to the extent you can change the color of the buttons but when it comes to the actual fit of the tux (the most important part) it felt like there were templates that they stuck to and anything outside of that to make the tux actually look tailored to the person was too much to ask.

Tldr; highly recommend for anyone looking to buy a well-fitting, quality suit / tux at any price…read morepoint. Beautiful showroom with phenomenal customer service. The business model is similar to Indochino, but the Alton Lane experience is far superior. Caroline is the main point of contact and knows their sizing and products like the back of her hand - she is knowledgeable but not pushy. Since she's the main point of contact, you won't get passed around, and she takes full ownership of making sure your suit comes out perfectly. Lots of nice customization available even for the lower price points, and Caroline is a master at getting a perfect fit even for the cheaper standard sizing. Appointments are a must, but easy to schedule. The long version with more details: Buying Experience - While AL offers a great online ordering experience, the experience of going in person to the showroom in Raleigh (Cameron Village) is well worth it. You can browse the store, but if you're looking to make a purchase, highly recommend making an appointment ahead of time via their website. Appointments are an hour, and Caroline will walk you through the process, take measurements, and ultimately help place your order. She has fabric swatches available, which is important because they can look quite different than online. She's also fantastic at knowing their sizing and measurements, and will know exactly how to order to ensure a perfect fit (which may not always be what the online size chart suggests). She provides helpful recommendations for all the customization without being overbearing, and we appreciated that she was engaged and helpful even though we were looking to purchase one of their cheaper suits. Suit came in within about 2 weeks - you schedule a 30 minute fitting appointment to ensure you like everything or if you might need tailoring. We needed some minor tailoring, which was turned around promptly. Price - we weren't looking to spend a ton of money, but wanted to get a quality, well-fitting suit. AL offers very high end fully custom options (think $1k+), but they also have a number of "standard" options for reasonable price points ($399+). The main differences seemed to be that the fully custom is truly cut-to-size (they make a pattern specifically for your body) and will have larger selection of fabric styles. The "standard" options are your normal size availability and have less fabric selections, but we still found them to be high quality, and Caroline is so great at what she does that the fit of the standard styles is still great (and she kindly comp'd any tailoring). You can browse online to get a sense of pricing, but I still recommend ordering in person. There are also frequently promo codes (ex. 20% off for first time purchases) that can be used in store and can add up to a sizeable discount. Jos A. Bank is across the street, so we stopped in there for price comparison. Their off-the-rack suits were a bit cheaper, but generally require quite a bit of tailoring (additional charge). They offer a custom line of suits, most of which were more expensive than AL, and every custom option was a separate charge rather than being included (ex. $25 for lining, etc.). Overall, we felt like AL was a much better bang for the buck.