A very nice men's clothing boutique of trendy and preppy clothes. Most seem to be international…read moreimports. The window of this store has caught my eye many a time, and I only recently found something which I liked enough to purchase (likely because some of the clothes I have tried on in the past have been more of a European fit, tending to be more of a slim cut and I have always liked looser, roomier clothing). It is a very nice and warmly designed store and well-located just across the street from Trim (another men's clothing boutique that I recommend). The prices are high, but not entirely surprising for a boutique clothing shop.

Easily the best men's store in Pittsburgh for all your normal clothing needs (date night, out and…read moreabout, casual Friday, etc.). Ryan will make sure you find the right fit for your body style and the brands he brings in are of top notch quality with unique calling cards that stand out.

The selection is top notch, current, wearable and high quality. The service is amazing and the…read moreitems are well worth the price. They last..

I am here for a wedding with the wifey, and realize I took my suit jacket and not the pants.. In…read moresearching for a good clothing I checked with Men's Warehouse which was a joke. Then found this place and and was delighted by the attentive service and the super selection they have in the store. I found a match to my jacket and they were able to tailor my pants on the spot. The quality was great and felt the $225 price tag was a bargin for the value. Overall, I find this establishment is worth the visit here in downtown Pittsburgh. Semper Fi.......

Really cool place! Super clean and a lot of neat stuff!…read more Went with my wife and we both agreed they had the best lattes we have ever had!

Walked up the stairs to look at their resale clothing. Only mens clothes. Organized in order of…read moreclothing type and color. There is a coffee bar also up there.

Nordstrom Rack is an off-price department store chain that has hundreds of stores across the U.S…read more Its parent company is the luxury department store Nordstrom. This particular Nordstrom Rack is in The Block Northway shopping center. This Nordstrom Rack has two floors. The top level contains merchandise for men, children, and home, and the bottom level contains merchandise for women. I focused on the women's clothing. I saw an assortment of shirts, pants, shorts, dresses, coats, and other apparel that previous retailers could not sell. I recognized brands such as Calvin Klein and Nike, but I had not previously heard of some of the other brands. I thought that the prices were low to moderate. I decided to purchase a pair of UnionBay shorts for $23. The cashier quickly and correctly rang up my purchase.

My husband and I were fragrance shopping on December 14, 2025 while doing our Christmas shopping…read more While we were smelling a different brand, a female employee walked behind us and asked if we wanted to smell Dior, which was noticeably on the lower end of the price range compared to what we were already viewing. At the same time, another employee positioned an iPhone near where we were standing, which made us feel uncomfortable and singled out. We are both African American, and the behavior of the employees felt prejudiced and unnecessary. We entered the store fully intending to purchase fragrances, but left feeling disappointed and unwilling to spend our hard-earned money in an environment where we felt judged rather than welcomed.

I've been a customer at Larrimor's for years, and I'm disappointed in how the store handled a very…read moresimple issue. Their employees never asked for my birthday when setting up my profile, which meant I never received the birthday gift cards they advertise. When I contacted the store to correct it and asked for the past year's missed offer, the owner (Tom Michael) refused, even though the mistake was caused by their own staff. Instead of honoring the gift card I should have received, I was only offered a donation made "in my name" to a charity. While that may sound generous, it doesn't solve the original problem, and it left me feeling like the store wasn't willing to take responsibility for their own oversight. It was a very small request and could have been resolved easily with good customer service, but it wasn't. Based on this experience, I wouldn't recommend shopping here or trying to resolve any issues directly with the owner. There are plenty of other stores that value their customers and stand behind their promotions.

Sorry I have to ding them this time. Was in Pittsburgh in early February for a conference with my…read morewife and had some hours so thought I'd revisit this nice little department-style store. I forgot how full-price it was... it's almost as if it's more than what the brand itself costs. One doesn't see that these days... The selection here is decent for a store of its size, if not a little rando. It feels somewhat curated but there's enough variety of brands to choose from to make the visit worth it for that... The issue was the service. We walked in and were almost immediately accosted by a salesman: Salesperson: "Hi welcome in, can I help you find something? What brings you in?" Me: "No thanks, just here to browse..." S: "OK what brings you to town? Business or visiting family?" Me: "Just on a quick trip thanks, we'll look over here" S: "What kind of business are you in?" Me: "Different things..." S: "So are you here for meetings?"... And so on--the guy literally followed us closely as we made our way from one end of the store to another. He stopped when I was looking at something, at which point another salesperson came up and asked the same salvo of questions Guy number one came back and started up again "so are you staying nearby?..." We were literally chased out of the store by its salespeople. Here's a better script for them: "Salesperson: Hi, my name is X, welcome to Larrimor's" Me: "No thanks, just here to browse..." "Salesperson: sounds good, just let me know if I can help you find anything" Hounding customers and charging more than the designers themselves is not a great way to do business these days, but I'm keeping four stars out of respect for a longtime Pittsburgh institution. Maybe next time I can look around in peace!

We're a small business, so we don't buy a lot, but our experience with Gonzalo Duarte at…read moreAramark/Vestis was excellent. Gonzalo knows his products. He is professional and conscientious.

This company does not even need a 1 star worst ever!! Do not use Aramark (aka Vestis) !!! I paid my…read morebill on time for months and months canceled them, and they bill for 5,000.00 of stuff I never received! After messaging calling and emailing, they would never call me back just turned it over to collections! So do not use Aramark (aka Vestis)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Best Men's clothing store in Pittsburgh! They always have a great selection and the clothing is…read morealways top tier!

I always find unique clothes here that I am not likely to find other places, so it is a store that…read moreis a welcome place to visit when shopping small and local. The clothes here span preppy to trendy and all look great. Prices are somewhat comparable to shopping somewhere like Banana Republic (to their retail prices).

Such an amazing experience! I met with the team at Samuel Baron to discuss making a suit for my…read morewedding, and immediately knew I wanted them to handle the job. Their team was very knowledgeable and helpful. They had a very wide selection of materials to choose from, and helped me decide on some of the smaller details to having a suit made that I had not considered. My suit has now come in and I can't wait to wear it to my wedding. My fiancée and I are both very proud of the piece they created. I also want to thank them for being flexible with their time and understanding when traffic caused me to be late to an appointment. The whole team was amazing and made the process enjoyable. I hope to have them make more pieces for me in the future!

Incredible selection and truly number one in customer service. Felt like I was royalty when dealing…read morewith the team of experts here at Samuel Baron. This is the finest selection of material I've ever seen. Nicer than anything I ever expected. Can't wait to show off my new digs.

For Pittsburgh, this is arguably the best clothing store for men between the ages of 21 and 60…read more Their selection of designers is diverse and spans a number of price points (e.g., Paul Smith, Zegna, Theory, Bespoken, Hugo Boss, Band of Outsiders, Diesel, Woolrich). You'll find things that you can wear to work or out on the first floor and then a jeans/graphic t-shirt section on the second floor. There is a lot to look at and chose from, regardless of how you dress yourself (from GQ to Jersey Shore). Within each designer, the pieces are quite variable. You'll usually find a few really nice items, and the sales can be incredibly good. For example, I got an amazing Paul Smith tuxedo for $400 during their spring sale last year. Their regular prices are on par with Boston or New York. Keep in mind that they usually buy one size of each piece, so if you do like something it's probably not going to be there if you don't get it the first time you try it on. Service-wise, the owner is very nice and the staff is attentive. Their tailor is very good, and they do a good job in the store with alterations.

Michael @ Moda has always been on the forefront of what is happening in…read morethe fashion industry. Although he is sometimes busy, he will always find time to help. I have been shopping @ Moda for 20+ years and only buy my clothes here. I trust the quality and the fashion that Michael selects. If you haven't shopped by Moda in Shadyside, you definitely should try to stop in to see his selection.