This place has a really good selection of some if my favourite men's brands. It's also the biggest…read morecollection of Reigning Champ I've seen anywhere. Picked up a pair of Naked and Famous jeans and a couple Muttonhead pants that were on sale 50% off. There were a few steals in the sale section, so it's worth checking out.

I really like this store. Have you been in? It's beautiful inside! I like everything about what…read morethey're doing. It doesn't hurt that they stock one of my favourite Canadian jewelry designers, as well as my 2nd love of life - Manitobah Moccasins. I own 3 pairs, I'm obsessed. Everything in the store is Canadian made, so no need to worry about spending your hard earned bucks on supporting local, because this store covers all those bases. Which brings me to the price. You're not going to walk in here and pick something up on a whim. No, you're going to carefully stock that very expensive coat, visit it often, until you just can't leave without it. Like how I'm going to do with that Biko necklace, earrings, bracelet.. you get the idea. I'm gonna creep the crap out of that jewelry until it finally comes home with me some payday Friday, when I carefully budget my pay cheque to cut out grocery shopping. So don't go in here thinking it's just another clothing store. You're paying for some Canadians dedication and hard work. You're supporting someone's passion and their dreams. I'd rather spend my money that way, I might end up spending more, but there is a different satisfaction with spending your money wisely. Plus the quality of products they sell here is top shelf!

The finest selection of men's clothing in town, and always a very welcoming and helpful staff…read more Prices are what you'd expect from a fine menswear store. I know many people come in off the cruise ships to this area, and as an American myself let me suggest that a fine shirt, accessory, or even a full suit do make fantastic and practical souvenirs from your travels.

Colwell's serves up high-end threads mainly for men and women of conservative and refined…read morepreferences. Tucked away in the forgotten quarters of Barrington Place, I tend to forget about its existence, but its longevity and steady clientele prove it to be downtown destination. Names like Cambridge, Jack Victor, Cutter & Buck, Nautica, Bugatchi, Lipson, Klauss Bochler and Michael Kors are amongst its flavourful offerings, and its all quite clear that quality is priority. Not a spot for my own taste, but I understand Cowell's appeal for the right man or woman. Heavy prices are to be expected, but the large stocking of apparel is enough to take your mind off the logistics. Outerwear, basics, formal dresses and accessories, Colwell's does it all with the utmost class, and is certainly a spot to try if you're looking to sport this niche.

Was there the other day and got 2 cool finds for a great discounted price- they are closing out…read moresoon So I found a lovely brown long slv top for work and the other to wear at home if I get cold- (which was what I was looking for originally)- Happy incase I miss the Boxing Day blowout!

I can't believe that I haven't written a review for Biscuit General before. It's one of those…read moreplaces that I go into browse quite regularly but haven't bought anything before. Dang budgets. When you first enter the store you'll find yourself faced with tables and tables of adorable nick nacks and homewares to browse though - so many cute mugs and beautiful candles! One day I dream that my home will be filled with them. They've also got journals, books, even a kids gift section. Further back you'll find clothing - men's is on the upper level and women's on the lower. They've also got a killer jewellery section (which is where I've found myself most often drooling over the rings and earrings). I never look closely at the clothing because I don't want to tempt myself (out of my price range), but just glancing at the racks I and tell there are a lot of cute things that I hear are really great quality. From the little bit of browsing I've done the sizes are all pretty small...whomp whomp. In the men's section you'll find wallets, shave kits and some really fun socks in addition to the standard clothing fare. Don't miss out on the back section behind the men's clothing where the sale stuff is! They've always got a good selection of sale things. I really love the idea of shopping at Biscuit General, but unless it's some of the smaller items I just don't have the budget for it. It can get very pricey very quickly. That being said if you have more room in your budget definitely give Biscuit General a shot - it's definitely a local gem!

Moores is not a place I go to often. But the mission was on. Pants and Shoes…read more Moores carries a nice selection of clothing for men. It can be a little on the high end for some, but the quality is very good here. We went when they had a fabulous sale on, buy one get the other for a dollar. You just cannot beat that! We got pants and a really nice pair of shoes. I would go back here again, my brother was very happy and looked great in the cloths.

Last summer, Mark and I had a wedding to attend and realized that he was in need of a suit in a…read morepretty bad way. I didn't have super high expectations based on the redundancy of the commercials. Cheeseball Quotes such as: "You're going to like the way you look" and "When everyone's looking at her, she'll be looking at you." - were playing in my head and as a result my expectations were low. As it turned out, Moores was actually a pretty decent shopping experience at this location. I realize that selling a suit to a guy who comes in with his girlfriend might be tough for some but our tailor/saleslady was great! She measured Mark and then sent us to an area of the store with all of the suites in his size. Once we had picked a few out she reappeared with more helpful hints on tailoring. We even left with shoes when all was said and done! Overall, a great experience! Perhaps this is uniform to tailoring in general but why the extra charges, Moores? If a suit comes without a hem then I don't think you ought to charge someone to finish sewing it. At Moores the cost of basic hemming is $10 and in Mark's case there was an extra cost to extend the sleeves as well... seemed odd to me but other than that, this was a great suit shopping experience! Painless, even for M.

This is my go-to store for clothes - great styles and reasonable prices…read more There isn't a huge men's section at this store, but what they have is great, whether it's casual or business attire with great suits, dress shirts, ties and I even bought a tie bar here (bye bye floppy tie!). I'm a pretty lean guy so it's nice to find clothes that have a nice fit and aren't baggy on me, whether it's because of me being emaciated, or just the style of the clothing. I love that the clothes aren't covered in logos and in your face designs; good clothes will speak for themselves and have a timeless cut and colour. The staff is always quite helpful here. On my last visit, they held onto some bulky bags from another store I was carrying around and started a room for me while I picked out a few things. There's even a fridge with bottles of water for 75c if you're really exerting yourself in your clothing shopping!.... If you want to dress like a respectable man and not some sketchbag/other type of bag, and don't want to bust the bank doing so, hit up RW & Co!

why haven't I been shopping here more?????…read more I'm 54 and still like to have a few funky fashionable pieces in my wardrobe. This store has something for everyone AND great sales! The size ranges are awesome too. XS - XL so lots to pick from. The fabrics and quality are A+! The staff are always really nice too! Great job rwc and keep the nice fashions coming!

Great little boutique store for Men's clothing. The Suitor carries premium brands for affordable…read moreprices. I don't like to buy suits from bulk-barn type stores like Tip Top or Moors because their stuff is geared towards older people and doesn't stand out. Yet, like most people in Halifax, I can't always afford the exuberant prices of exclusive brands carried by stores like Duggers. The Suitor was the best of both worlds. I was able to find the modern look and style I was looking for, and the pricing was perfect! The store is owned and operated by a Master Tailor who provides custom fittings for anything you buy. I bought a Calvin Klein suit with a french-cuffed Sean John shirt. I didn't like how the shirt looked on me and wanted a more 'slim fit' look. He took my measurements and custom-fitted the shirt within 24 hours. This little hidden gem of a store works mainly on word of mouth and has been for several years now. They can custom make a suit for you in any style you desire. Regardless of your body type, if you like the look of a particular luxury brand (like a Hugo, Canali, or Zegna suit), bring a picture and they'll make a suit for you just like it... but for a fraction of the price!

Raad knows his stuff and wants to put you in a good looking suit. I came here on a whim and with a…read more student budget and was wowed by his customer service. I paid a little more than I would have at Moores but I definitely got my money's worth between a high quality suit and superior service. Would recommend and I will be back.

I purchased a few pieces of clothing, shoes and colognes. All clothing is excellent quality and…read moreseems very well made. Shoes are comfortable, both sneakers and dress shoes. I get compliments on the colognes that I've tried (night walker and vengeur). The jacket seems nice and warm (it's Fall in Halifax NS).

Nestled in the heart of Halifax's vibrant downtown, Snover Fashion & Fragrance stands as a beacon…read moreof style and sophistication for the modern man. Whether you're in search of the perfect pair of shoes, a premium suit for that special occasion, or cozy winter wear to combat the chilly Maritime weather, Snover has you covered. Snover seamlessly transitions to offer a wide range of sweaters, sweatshirts, and polos that marry comfort with style from luxurious cashmere knits. Located near Spring Garden, Snover Fashion & Fragrance

Adam needed a shirt for the wedding we were attending over the weekend so when we saw this…read morestorefront we figured we would give it a try. We spent over an hour and half in there! The saleslady assisting us was very nice and patient. Adam must've tried on at least 2-3 different shirts and more than 5 ties. She was also nice enough to steam the shirt before wrapping it up. They have this cool policy in the store where you can try to put a hole in one mini golf style for $95 off a tie for $2 (and the money goes to charity!). Sadly, both Adam and I missed. But I enjoyed playing a lot! Mini put inside a store! I was surprised no one snubbed us as we did look very ordinary. I think once Adam specifically asked to try on a shirt, they loosened up and realized we were going to buy something. That's when they got friendlier and offered us drinks. But I really only liked the lady who helped us, the rest seemed unbothered and lazy.

Boys with no budget can get dressed up at Dugger's. From straight-up formal wear to sports coats…read moreand casual clothes, its a place that not only sells menswear, but knows it well. Great fits for all shapes-- because yes, men come in odd sizes as well-- the staff here are professionals and do not take retail lightly. Going into Duggers and doing serious shopping calls for full-on service in a kind and cordial manor. As I accompanied a male friend in recent months on a mission for a new jacket, I observed the service as very thorough and helpful. It wasn't about a simple assistance to the change room; these people are all about getting the right fix, giving brand detailing and all the extras. Those looking to get properly outfitted and not knowing where to start can rely on Dugger's. As well, its a fine place to browse. No pressure... I like this spot, as they've got some pretty spruced up threads. Pricey but spicy, this is a place to check if you are looking to be fine and fancy.

While looking for a unique Halifax gift for her husband, one of my co-workers was told about the…read moreLost Cod's t-shirts. They had just opened up a small shop on the harbourfront boardwalk the same week we were in town. Lucky for me, I tagged along on her shopping trip. The Lost Cod is a fantastic idea for Halifax, and it could work in any city. The logos from old Halifax and Nova Scotia companies are freshened up and can be applied to shirts and hoodies. The price is reasonable, the clothing's good quality, and the worst part is that you can't fit all of the old-timey business logos on just one shirt.

Lost Cod Clothing was very impressive. Their selection of designs was off the charts cool. On a…read morescale from 1 to 10 they are 1 trillion. I'm an electrical/power engineer and I had to get a t-shirt with the Nova Scotia Electric on it. They printed the logo on the shirt right in front of me with a hot press. Also, they don't just print on crappy material like most companies out there. They printed on high quality tees and you have the option of selecting what tee you would like. Although I did wish they had a few more V necks to choose from. I went to the shop that was on the Harbourfront Boardwalk, i'd love to check out their Queen's Landing location someday too. I also purchased a couple of awesome stickers with some classic Nova Scotia and Halifax in particular logos. They even threw one in on the house. That my friends, is how you retain business and grow your customers through satisfaction!! Thanks so much guys!

Employees give you space to shop in peace and don't bother you often. Well organized and easy to…read moreget around in. Overall a nice store to look for good and affordable pieces.

Compared to other UO this one was pretty good! You know, in Halifax, we always get the 'Halifax'…read moreversion of things. As far as this UO goes, they did a great job. Two levels - girls on the first floor, guys clothing on the second. They have a large record section upstairs with the guys clothing. The housewares is a little sparse (also upstairs) which is disappointing because that's some of my favourite stuff UO sells. It might be a little smaller than other UO you've been into, but since it's downtown on Barrington I think they were able to scored a large feeling retail space. Today was opening day so the staff was really friendly, and a little chaotic, but that's understandable. I'm sure in a couple weeks it will clam down.