We decided to spend a day shopping around Marienplatz while here and came into this store so my…read morefiancee could browse "man things". This is a large store with about 6 stories and it is all devoted to men. Each floor has something specific like jeans, belts, blazers, etc. The shoe section is actually very nice and has a large selection of men's dress shoes and active shoes. Prices are high but the shoes are high quality and I saw a cobbler working area where they look like they do repairs and shaping. Quality products in here and a huge selection. You can find anything you need in this store and several well-known fashion brands and some you haven't heard of but will probably like just as well.

Beautiful old historic building with naked busts of women, baskets of red flowers, blue and white…read moreribbons. It's hard to believe it's a men's clothing store not some very old to historic beautiful building.

Looking to find this store in Amsterdam. The place was neat and the variety was amazing. I got…read morethere a little late and they were preparing to close at 8. I saw many different items that I wanted to try but tune didn't permit . The prices were fairly good from what I saw which is more the reason I would like to really spend sone quality time looking around.

Good selection of trendy men's wear available here. Nothing you can't find anywhere else, but it's…read moreall under one roof at Wormland. You can find some very good deals during sales.

Ed. Meier may be the best men's shoe store in the world. If you are in Munich, just go.read more

One of the best stores I have ever been. You will be served by excellent SAs who know their…read morebusiness. The shoes are great, I am still satisfied with them, but (for ladies shoes) immeditaly bring them to resole-ing.

From the owner: Tolle Mode für den Mann. Vom angesagten Business-Outfit bis zu hochwertiger Freizeitkleidung…read morenamhafter Hersteller, zu fairen Preisen und ehrlicher Beratung. Hier werden Sie vom Fachmann bedient. Wir führen aktuelle Mode von Hugo Boss, Fred Mello New York, Marc O`Polo, Tommy Hilfiger, Profuomo, Milestone, Primeshoes usw.

Cool department store with stationery and actual CD and vinyl…read moreCollection. We also bought a bunch of Cedon bags and umbrella made recycled water bottles. Highly recommended!

Great collection of high quality (aka expensive) traditional German clothing, dirndl start at…read moreprobably 400 euros for a full set (dress, shirt, apron) but many are 600-900 and some are over 1200 euros.

Sept 2026 and I just bought a third Trachten Rausch dirndl. In the years since my first review I've…read moretaken many people to both the main store and the Oktoberfest pop up location. A few years ago I did buy dirndl from another shop and was disappointed in the fabric and comfort of the other dresses. The 10+ year old dirndl from Trachten Rausch that has been worn dozens of times, even lent to friends, looks newer than the other shop's after being worn only twice. I don't expect to need another dirndl anytime soon but when I do I will go to Trachten Rausch again.

I had the best experience here. I knew when I visited Munich that I wanted to buy a quality Dirndl…read moreat a reasonable price. We were staying in Old Town and I got the impression you could really only find very expensive, designer ones or touristy, low quality ones. After a lot of research, I saw Trachten Rausch come up multiple times. I walked to the store and was immediately greeted by a young saleswoman who figured out my size quickly and whisked me away to a small changing room. She brought a few options, helped me in and out of them and we settled on two final options - both reasonably priced (do not expect to spend less than 150 euro on anything quality). I chose the one I wanted and was rung up and out the door. Both sales women I spoke with spoke excellent English and didn't make me feel bad about my very poor German speaking skills. This was an excellent experience - the dirndls are beautiful and I'm excited to wear mine!

I'm happy TK Maxx (TJ Maxx in the US) has finally come to Munich, but I haven't yet been able to…read morefully evaluate the quality / compare it to other locations. It is (as every shop is in the Innenstadt) downright intolerably crowded on Saturdays and even most weekday evenings, crawling with bargain hunters and super hot and stuffy. That said, there are deals to be had -- we scored some bargains already and will be back (hopefully at calmer times) to see if the inventory is consistently good. Happy it's here, and hope it lasts!

It was very chaotic in the store and very disorganized. We just noticed the items here are more…read moreexpensive compared to the American version TJ Maxx. Selections are not so great, they have limited sizes and expect to wait longer than expected.

So, continuing the tradition of being The Absent-Minded Professor whenever I am on travel, I…read moremanaged to lose my business-card holder. Aforementioned business-card holder came from Bellroy, a lovely specialist wallet-maker based in Australia, and while they ship for free to the US, I knew I'd be without this key part of my wardrobe for a few weeks. While browsing Bellroy's site, I figured let me see if München has any stores which stock their wallets, and much to my surprise, both Rocket and Lodenfrey were listed as retailers. After getting politely dismissed at Lodenfrey, I decided to give Rocket a call to see if they had stock in the wallet I was looking for, and spoke to a delightful lady who not only confirmed that she had my business-card holder in stock but also gave me walking directions to the store. As I walked through the door, the lady behind the counter looks at me and says - "Ah ha, you must be the man who called, welcome!" She walks me over to the Bellroy display case, and also comments on what is unmistakably a bottle of alcohol in my bag from a prior shop (Tara), and when I tell her it is Slyrs she laughs and points above the counter to a bottle, saying that she loves it too. Rocket is truly a lovely little shop full of eclectic, fashionable, yet very functional items. More remarkable is the warm welcome I got and the very kind customer engagement, especially as it was fairly obvious I was a tourist who needed one thing and who would be very unlikely to return. If you're in München, and looking for very cool clothing, accessories, or a very well-made wallet, you'd be very well-served skipping Lodenfrey for this cute little shop where people look forward to helping you out.