The best reasonably-priced men's fashion in Italy. My dad, brothers, and I love this store and we…read moreall bought many pieces of clothing here. They're prices could be priced far higher just because of the "Italian-made" label, but instead they choose to price their clothing for what they're actually worth. They're service is outstanding. They helped us find exactly what we wanted in our perfect sizes. They were also very honest when it came down to whether something fit. When we were checking out, they gave us a free scarf and pocket square because we bought so much. An important note for English-speakers: you'll feel very welcomed here because their English is very good. I loved my experience at Monsanto and I can't wait to return!

Bazooka is one of, if not the best overall mensware and tailor shops that I have ever been into…read more Service is exceptional, no wait and total personal customization, and the quality of items is above what I usually find for double the price at larger stores. The stock was good as well, all of the usual pieces plus some nice hats and accessories made in house to complement them. Overall, an amazing experience, and a must see for the smart shopper.

Just purchased my first custom suit ever and was extremely impressed by their selection and…read moreknowledge. Looking forward to showing off these clothes in the states.

Shop clerk hovered over us, didn't offer help, would passively aggressively put things back in…read moreplace (ie push a hanger by an inch or so on the rack) if we dared to pick up an item to look at it. Awful atmosphere. Unfriendliest store I've ever been in. Was glad one of my party decided against making a purchase in this store.

Really fantastic spot for clothing and accessories. Very stylish men's casual clothing and…read morestreetwear, and not the typical stuff that seems to be on every corner in Rome. Good pricing and service as well. Loved it

There is denim and then there is denim. If you're looking for a clean, professional blue jean then…read moreSBU is for you. The style fits any setting and is complemented by quality material and craftsmanship. While available online, the store is worth a visit. Highly prefessional staff will find the right fit for you. A must stop for true and wearable Italian fashion.

From the owner: il marchio SBU - Strategic Business Unit è fondato nel 1993, contestualmente all'apertura del…read morenegozio e degli uffici siti in Roma in Via di San Pantaleo 68/69. Gli arredamenti autentici, datati 1880, sono integrati con l'architettura del palazzo risalente al 1600, in uno spazio al di fuori del tempo. Il negozio consta di quattro zone distinte: il salone principale ospita le collezioni per uomo: la seconda area è dedicata alle collezioni per donna: la terza sala è uno studio utilizzato per il lavoro creativo e commerciale: il cortile interno è lo spazio riservato al relax. Il negozio SBU presenta l'intera gamma di collezioni di moda prodotte dal marchio. Gli articoli prodotti con il marchio SBU son progettati per essere facili da mantenere, realizzati in tessuti facilmente lavabili, con chiusure pratiche e facilmente accessibili. I capi sono prodotti in laboratori e aziende che garantiscono lavorazioni di altissima qualità.

Cute vintage clothing shop with items for men & women. Shoes, handbags, sunglasses. Pretty good…read moreselection, I picked up an embroidered crop sweatshirt for 40€ and 70's looking sunglasses for 55€ (but others ran up to 120€). Located in Travastere, so it's nice to get away from the touristy crowds.

We searched high and low for this shop and finally found it in a cute neighborhood type spot. It's…read morecute and small. Caters to locals seems like which is cool. Lots of American brands and pieces. is really small for tHe amount of product they have and the staff was tepid. Nice stop but didn't buy anything.

Gammarelli, nestled behind the Pantheon, is the oldest (1787) and most famous shop in a district…read moremaking Roman Catholic clerical clothing. Lorenzo and his cousins Massimiliano and Stefano Paolo are the sixth generation of Gammarellis to run the shop, which has been located on the Via Santa Chiara since 1874, when the cousins' great-grandfather Annibale--grandson of Giovanni Antonio, the first recorded papal Gammarelli tailor--opened its doors. The Gammarelli showroom is a deep rectangle, fitted with glass counters and shelves in a dark, glossy wood. Along one wall are small wooden drawers with labels like "red skull caps" and "braided cinctures." Above the drawers is a row of photographs: Popes dressed by Gammarelli, from Pius IX to Francis. While you may think that they sell only to the clergy, they also sell socks to the public. . For years, Gammarelli have made beautiful silk socks, available in three colors - black for priests, purple for bishops, and red for cardinals. The shop is small but inviting. The staff was most welcoming. It was so nice to see where the garments for the clergy are made.

Beautiful shop, full of history. In awe to visit and buy a few items, including a special hat and…read moresome socks.

The staff were great. They helped us pick out several items that went together and sent out a pair…read moreof pants to get tailored. They when our travel plans changed and did not allow us to come back to pick up our tailored pants, they took the time to drop them off at our hotel after the store had closed. They were very thoughtful and took the time to make a great experience for us.

We came through on a Rome shopping day, this place seemed like a great place to pick up several…read moreitems due to the very good prices and decent quality. The size and styles were Zara-like (for my frame of reference) but a step-up from that in look and quality. The very nice salesfolks overllooked our touristness and helped out, suggested several items and we ended up with a nice collection to take home! Great service and nice people, and the clothing has been very warm and comfortable back in Chicago!

Knowing that I would need pants for my tour of the Vatican, I headed out of my apartment on a…read moremission to get some sweet Roman slacks. While strolling down Via dei Giubbonari, I came across Da Vinci. I was quickly impressed by the hip, modern European clothing styles that the cozy shop had to offer. I purchased the first pair of pants I tried on, colored black with a cool grey pattern interweaved. They were a total of 29 Euro which seemed like a solid value especially since the slim fit was comfortable and flattering. My Da Vinci pants have since been to the Vatican, Colosseum, Pantheon, and other famous Roman sights!

Great styles, great service and amazing prices. I only wish I had bought five dress shirts instead…read moreof just one!

I discovered Dan. John, during a trip to Sicily…read more I happened to be there in July and every store had great sales- including Dan John. The customer service was excellent and I was impressed with how much stock they had on hand. I purchased at least 10 pieces of their athleisure wear and love it. Now that I'm back into the US and I've been wearing my purchases all the time, including to the office. I just wish I would have purchased more because there aren't many retailers in the United States that carry the same type of men's athleisure wear clothes with the great detailing and cut (and I purchased~10 items for 200 euros). What is interesting about their clothes is the sizing. Based on how I wanted different pieces to fit, I purchased various items from small to extra large. Lastly, I would compare them to Massimo Dutti, but with an Italian flair. I think Massimo Dutti is likely better quality, but time will tell. I'll definitely ship Dan John again, especially if I'm in Europe in July (

Excellent men's boutique in Rome, Italy with a variety of quality products, competitive prices and…read moreexquisite service! Magnifique!

My awesome wife dragged me here (OK, maybe I went willingly...I'm getting better at shopping, aka…read moredressing myself). This review is for the smaller store near The Pantheon. The gentleman helping us out has great taste (super Euro) and picked out some great items, like the $1000E leather jacket despite it being 85F outside. Not only did he throw the leather jacket on me, he added the required scarf to make me look like Snoopy flying in a biplane... In the end, I picked up a stylish linen shirt. A bit pricey ($200 US) but the styling was unlike anything I've seen in the States and as a result, I decided it was worth the mini-splurge :)

Loved the unique style and great fitting cuts. Probably best suited for 20-40 year old men who are…read moreheight weight proportionate.