Great service! Everyone is happy to help and wants to be there! They have a variety of clothes and…read moreare good at helping you find the right style for you in a timely manner! KIM, is especially amazing

Great selection of jeans and unique clothing items. Love that they have vegan brands that are well…read morestocked. Will definitely be back.

Stock & Belle located in the same building as Dr. Bean's Coffee and Tea Emporium is a surprise…read morediscovery in the middle of Memphis downtown. Their collection is bright, colorful, trendy, and exceptionally tasteful. I feel like a kid on Christmas Day pursuing through the beautiful clothing, bags, shoes and jewelry. Definitely a must stop for the stylish folks.

Cute clothing store, they have some home decor items - I wish they had more! There is a coffee shop…read moreinside, Dr beans. We sat and had coffee, it was decent. I didn't buy anything at the store but everything looked cute, I'd definitely come back again.

Guys are professional and attentive. Laid back! Great selection of shoes and loved the environment…read more Will be back!!

Great price and great selection of shoes. We were in need of dress shoes for a wedding that evening…read moreand we had no trouble finding a pair here!

Nice selection of clothes and shoes. A good step up from TSC! Prices are not bad - and especially…read moreenjoyed the fashion in with the present and upcoming times!

Very good selection of boots, hats, and clothes. Also they sell Cavenders Greek Seasoning here…read more Now I don't know for sure if it's the same company that does the boots and the seasoning or not but they do for sure have the same name. Very good customer service very helpful and knowledgeable.

Service selection and a very friendly staff. All my questions were answered and they had a lot of…read moreitems in stock.

Great selection, great prices! Shipped through Amazon and they were delivered sooner than expected!…read moreI ended up buying a second pair in another color because the quality was so good. This will definitely be my go to place from here on out! Thank you. Scott

The service is extremely excellent. There is a great selection of clothing. You may not always get…read morewhat you are looking for but nine times out of ten you will find what you need. The value of the clothing is made of good quality and a customer do not have to worry about fading nor discoloration of any sort.

This is a really nice store, with really nice clothing, accessories, shoes, and more! The pieces…read morehere are really high quality and affordable. If you want nice dress clothes, casual wear, and street wear, this is the place to go! I purchased pantyhose, two pair of pants, and a dress and is completely satisfying with each product. The employees are super friendly and helpful. The store itself is spacious and filled with so many items that you HAVE to make multiple visits to grasp what's all there. When you have a moment, stop in. You won't regret it!

Eel-Etc is a delightful haberdashery on Beale Street in the heart of Memphis. It seems to be the…read moreoldest operating store on Beale Street. I can assure you, the selection and service are exactly why it has been serving select clientele for more than 30 years. Nestled on the far east end of the famous Beale Street Jazz Corridor, and nearly right across Beale from the W.C. Handy Museum, the shop is easily accessible. The selection of men's and women's clothing is, in a word, unique. He offers high fashion shoes, caps, hats, jackets, suits and the like. James caters to a rather exclusive clientele that includes performers who demand a flashy wardrobe to those who insist on high fashion to regular schleps like me who appreciate a fine suit topped off with elegant headgear. In the classic war movie, "12 O'Clock High" we see Mr. Stovall (formerly Major Stovall) leaving a haberdashery in England, proudly wearing a brand new hat. He says to the proprietor of the shop, "Back home I'd buy a hat in 5 minutes. Thank you for an enjoyable hour and 40 minutes." Now, I didn't spend an hour and 40 minutes at Eel-Etc but I did spend the better part of a delightful hour with James as he guided me to the correct selection and proper fitting of a beautiful Panama hat. Although I didn't wear my new Panama hat out of the shop (November is just a bit out of season for it) he did carefully pack it into a hatbox, ensuring a safe journey home for my new treasure. On my next visit to Memphis, you can bet that I will be back on Beale Street and I'll be looking for James. I think I need the perfect jacket to go with my new hat.

Hella history lesson and some great tshirts! Must see haberdashery on Beale street! The owner is…read moreamazing!

It was hard to miss this bright green marker on Beale Street in frontof the original Lansky…read moreBrothers clothiers. If you're not familiar with the story, buckle in. The front of the marker reads, "Lansky Brothers was founded in 1946 by Bernard and Guy Lansky with a $125 investment from their father, S. L. Lansky. The store began at 126 Beale Street as an army surplus store, but gradually changed to accommodate customers interested in a one-of-a-kind look. At the time, Beale Street was the center of the African-American social and music scene in Memphis. Bernard traveled the country looking for unique product. Sometimes outrageous, always years ahead of anything else in town, many of the items were made of bright, vivid colors and silky fabrics. Lansky Brothers quickly became the fashion headquarters to musicians and the clothes savvy, including B.B. King, Isaac Hayes, David Porter, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Rufus Thomas." And the reverse, "It was Elvis Presley who helped establish Bernard Lansky's "Clothier to the King" title and allowed for global recognition. Bernard recalls looking up one day and seeing a young man looking at his windows. He walked up to greet him and told him, "Come on in and let me show you around." The young man said "I don't have any money, Mr. Lansky, but when I get rich, I'm going to buy you out." Bernard told him "Don't buy me out. Just buy from me!" Lansky outfitted Elvis for his performances on the Ed Sullivan Show, Dorsey Brothers Show and the Louisiana Hayride. Bernard dressed Elvis in the Pink/Black combination, which defined the cool colors of the '50s era. The Lansky family has cultivated a legacy that is three generations now, and is still operating clothing stores in the lobby of the historic Peabody Hotel." Nice Jewish immigrants from Poland. It's a great story. The marker was erected in 2011 by the Lansky Family & Shelby County Historical Commission. It is in excellent condition. [Review 349 of 2024 - 480 in Tennessee - 21382 overall]

Love this store--both the men's and women's selections are fantastic. The staff was great and…read moreincredibly helpful, with an awesome selection overall. Wish I lived closer, but I'll definitely be shopping their online store!