One of the old boys of Howard Street, these guys have been making the men of Belfast more dapper…read morefor over 10 years. While it may look intimidating from the outside, the guys inside this heavily wooden panelled step back in time are so friendly and helpful. As a woman it feels like all men's clothes look the same, but these guys will help you through the cuts and shapes or whatever these shirts are called with warmth and knowledge. OK, they aren't the cheapest menswear shop in town, but with their old club feel and service, they are up amongst the classiest.

LOVE IT!!! Nothing but the best for style and class and for someone out for something that bit…read moredifferent!

My son is a serious devotee of menswear. While on holiday in Northern Ireland, he ran out of clean…read moreshirts, and we went to several places that didn't have his size (14 inch neck) or an XS slim. I confess that my feet gave out, so I went back to our hotel. 40 minutes later, my husband sent an SOS--"we might be in trouble-- please come here." Dutifully, I put on my shoes, trotted to North and saw the trouble was potential bankruptcy. Because everything in the store is top notch and well worth its asking price. My purpose there was to rein in purchases. Instead I saw a gorgeous claret colored tweed overcoat, pulled it out, and wouldn't you know it fit my son in the shoulders perfectly. The fellow in the shop when we were there -- Turbo --was amazing. Honestly--just keep prodding him to learn more about how the store is stocked and the garments are made. He and his partner buy lovely hats, belts, luggage, and they design gorgeous shirts, waistcoats, jackets, suits, and overcoats. He even showed us a photo of the master weaver who creates their tweed. Now you are thinking that you can't possibly afford anything here. In fact, we found the prices remarkably fair. I have paid more money for lesser quality garments. My only regret is that we didn't have more time in Belfast -- and of course that I didn't think until they were closed to ask about how to purchase and tailor a coat to fit me. Needless to say, we will be watching their website, and next time we are in Belfast, this remarkable shop will be our first stop.

Smith and Gibson are a shirtmakers located on the way into the city centre, just after Deanes and…read morethe Ulster Hall. Their shirts are made to measure, and they have any range of styles, colours, ties etc They ran an offer in the paper a few months back and my Dad thought he'd take advantage of a voucher to be spent here. Anyways, we went in, the nice, well dressed fella came over to us, showed us around the shop and then did his wee measuring and suchlike on my Dad. I pondered around looking at shirts, some costing more than I earn in a week, but all of them looked really good and really fashionable. My Dad is under the impression everyone should have a good shirt, like a proper one that is expensive and stuff, not like a Primark one that has all the buttons. Anyways, they made the shirt exactly the way Dad wanted, and rang when it was available for collection. The shirt was perfect and the service was top notch. The only downside is that the price of some of the shirts is quite high which is a disappointment because I wont be able to afford them for some time. But the quality and service cannot be faulted. Excellent

Made to measure shirts have, alas, no place in my life but cups of good coffee always do, so when I…read morerealised there was a coffee shop upstairs in Smyth and Gibson I was consumed with curiosity. LIke the shop, upstairs offers excellent quality and finishing certainly in the sleek wood panelled surroundings. Amongst the clientele were people who might well avail of the clothes in here. The quality of the coffee that I ordered was of a similar standard, though relatively more affordable. For a change from usual hurry scurry city cafe atmosphere the coffee shop is pleasantly restful and a good bet for a civilised snack lunch discussing business plans perhaps...

Yes good tailors and quality, but they don't allow you to try the clothes there, and that's a big…read moreinconvenience, I was going to buy a shirt there today, but the guy didn't allow me to try it before buying, and I cannot buy if I don't see how does it look on me

Got a suit here over Christmas and I couldn't lavish enough praise on the staff. They knew their…read morestuff. I am a complete novice when it comes to suits and so to be so helpful and knowledgable made the process very simple. One of the nice touches about Bogart is that if I were to put some wait on over the Xmas period an alteration would be free. In my search or a suit I tried House of Fraser. It would have been a more costly option and I was not convinced by their knowledge of what was best. Alterations would have come at more if they were needed and was not an addition to the service there. Bogart know suits and I won't be going anywhere else for mine from now on.

A miserable experience after miserable experience. I have…read moreshopped here 1 too many time as I enjoy the range and quality however my most recent and honestly final trip was terrible . I had gone in for a shirt for a special occasion to meet the organisers requirements I had a simple request in mind of 1 of 2 options the member of staff that served me could not have been more outwardly annoyed and not bothered about serving me I liked the shirt he picked out and requested a larger size as I did not like the fit. I tried a similar style in the correct size and agreed to purchase it. I was escorted to the till as if I had stolen something while the other staff members eyeballed me. I was giving the pay point to pay tapped my card and waited for the shirt to be handed over at which point I was given a book to put my details in and told ill be called when its in stock. I had to ask 4-5 times when that would be before finally receiving an answer which off course felt like I was asking for something completely unreasonable when I told them I needed it for a specific date and could the confirm it would be available I was once again told ill be called handed a receipt wished my good days and the sales men walked of to continue whatever conversation he had already started when before he was inconvenienced with having to do his job. This is a constant theme in this store every time I visit and regardless to what im buying its constant belittled treatment. I would not recommend anyone to shop here with so many other options in the city centre. I have given this store and staff enough chances and money.

Remus Uomo do a great line in well tailored suits, shirts and ties for snappy dressers…read more They are known as a quality brand and while they don't come cheap, at least you are assured of their quality. This is the perfect place to come if you are a professional looking for a suit to impress at work, or even an investment piece to wear to an interview. This store is small, but neat and well presented with some helpful staff who are very well presented.

I was in Belfast for a couple of days on a trip with my daughter's American college field hockey…read moreteam. I am by no means wealthy...but, I am willing to spend for quality and the 3 sweaters I bought here are beautiful, wonderfully made, and I am sure I'll be handing them down to my sons after I wear them for 25 years...assuming they want them . Andrew and the other gentleman who helped me (Stewart?) were great- couldn't not have been nicer, very helpful, and they know their inventory and suppliers well. Not sure I'll be in Belfast again but now I wish I had bought some shoes too!

This is one of those shops that's continually out of reach for a normal soul like myself and to be…read morehonest the raft of high priced names and chic designer labels has never really appealed to me. You can find all of the big names in here - I did notice a fantastic pair of Chelsea style suede boots that took my fancy and since I had just got paid in the back of my mind I was thinking, why not just splurge? I had a look and a feel which was abruptly ended when I checked the price tag - a snip at £300. We're slightly out of my league when were talking about spending that kind of cash on footwear of any kind.... well, unless they were rocket boots of some kind.

Best gents outfitters in belfast great prices and good service what more do you need. Open on…read moreSunday afternoon as well just great.

I'd never noticed this shop before. Anytime I had walked down Bedford Street, it was always with a…read moreview to go into town and not to look at the shops along the way. However, as SD Kells is a well-known family brand, I felt inclined even to go in and take a look. The suits are terrific in that you know if you buy one, you will (a) look good and (b) will save it for only the most special occasion. As the SD Kells at home is famed for selling school uniforms, it was nice for me to go into a grown-up SD Kells which doesn't have my horrible blazer advertised in the window. Although the clothes in this shop are very nice, (even the casual things are really good which for a dressy shop is quite surprising) but they are really pricey and at £200 a suit, it is not the sort of place you would go to to get suits for work. It is really expensive. If you are looking for a particularly nice suit, this should be the first stop on your journey. You are bound to find something to "suit" you (I apologise)

Noticed a sports jacket in the window on sale for 90 pounds. Inside there were at least eight more…read moreof the same, all clearly marked 90 pounds. The clerk knew this was the case, but argued the jacket was really 100 pounds. Highly problematic.

For my 345th Yelp, I am sharing one of my favorite shopping places! I enjoy shopping at M&S,…read morewhenever I am in the UK or Ireland. I can count on them for clothes that suit both my style and my budget. Today they were short staffed. Very few registers open and no one on the selling floor to help when I needed it. This afternoon I purchased some jeans for myself, some toner and I grabbed my husband a few wee colognes from this place. The toner was a great buy for my travel weary skin. The colognes are outstanding, make hubby smell like the dashing Irishman that he is, and the jeans hit these curves correctly. Terrific food selections as well. Once I had them cater an entire Christmas Dinner. This was several years back. But again, Mark & Spencer's quality was evident; their prices are fair. Again...They never disappoint.

I was excited to visit a M&S while visiting Belfast and this particular location didn't quite live…read moreup to my expectations; as far as department stores go, this one felt like a basic Macy's back in the US. There was a major sale underway and the store was busy - but I didn't see anything that looked much higher end than an H&M.

My Boyfriend needed a new suit and we were recommended to try this branch of Bogart. The store is…read morereally crisp and clean and they offer a beautiful selection of suits, shirts, ties and everything your man needs to look fab for that big occasion! (or work) The staff in here I must say , are fantastic! They really know their stuff and are only too happy to run around matching this that and the other and the suits here are tailor made to fit too!! It's surely a little bit of heaven for the best dressed men in Belfast!! Big thumbs up and don't go anywhere until you've been here!

This place is the last stop for any man looking for a quality suit at a really good price. They…read morehave a huge variety of styles and brands, so you can really find anything you are looking for. It is also pretty clear that the staff know what they are doing. They can tell you what kinds of suits are in style at the moment. I didn't even know there was a current style for suits, but apparently there is. They also do free tailoring for any suit you buy. So if you need a few inches off the waist or an inch or two off the length they are happy to advise and help. They also do a great selection of shirts and ties, with some being a bit whacky and some a little bit more formal. I would suggest if you are looking for any smart wear you try here first.