Open three months and rockin & rolling. In went to a private event tonight. The clothes are in…read morestyle and the vibe is minimalist. I love the fabrics of the clothes and the cool home decor they have to sell. Bonus, she has nice plants to view!!

From the owner: We are a locally owned Concept Shop where our vision is to create an environment to discover unique…read morebrands. Independent brands where the creators are very passionate about their craft! Swing by and take a look!

This is the cutest shop on Magazine Street! So many great gifts that represent New Orleans…read more I wasn't really in the market for anything, just browsing, but then I found a lovely Magnolia patterned dog collar - perfect for my beagador named MAGNOLIA! Then I found out from the shop attendant that the state flower of Louisiana is the Magnolia! What??? My boyfriend's mom was born & raised in NOLA and loved our dog. She has been gone for a year and half, so finding this out strangely makes me feel connected to her and that she is still around. :*) Anyway, the sweet shop guy asked me to tell him the story of how my dog and I found each other. I recounted the tale of how I found her at PAWS Chicago, where she came from originally (Oklahoma), that she had a brother named "Steel", how she saved me from a life of stress, and then our connection to NOLA. I always appreciate when someone can create a warm and fuzzy moment. So thank you, Shop Guy! The collar is high quality all around - material and construction. I have purchased MANY custom collars for my baby girl and this has been the best so far. It's worth the money because I know it will last for a long time. I will be checking out their website for Christmas gift ideas since we won't be back until next year!

Adorbs! What a bright, delightful little shop at the Irish Channel end of Magazine. If you are a…read moreproud native of the Gulf Coast, or just an enthusiastic visitor/transplant (or gift giver to someone who is), you will find something to love at NOLA Couture. Think of all the symbols of New Orleans and bayou culture and cuisine. Now imagine those artfully integrated into a subtle, tasteful geometric pattern that appears on high quality accessories for ladies, men, kids, and furry friends who want to keep a little NOLA with them always. NOLA Couture has developed custom fabrics and ribbons that show off your Gulf Coast pride in a classic preppy style that you can wear to office or church without coming off too wacky. Think ties, belts, key fobs, bags, scarves, pet collars & leashes, insulated tumblers, glassware, candles, and so on. The ties and scarves are 100% silk & wool. Patterns include: --red beans & rice --snoballs --poboys & hot sauce --gumbo --seafood --shrimp cocktail --beignets & cafe au lait --gators --redfish --Mardi Gras kings --Saints --Louisiana --sea turtles --pirates --2nd line --boats --mosquitos --fleur de lis --fleur de sea (with a fish, shrimp, oyster, and crawfish) --street cars --hurricanes --daiquiris --seahorses --oysters & pearls --pelicans --mallards --seersucker I could not resist coming home with a red beans & rice belt for myself, plus a few ties for the Cajun/Creole men in the family. I'll probably be heading back to the online store for more gifts for upcoming birthdays. Fans of LSU, Bama, Tulane, SMU (oddly), Florida and other southern colleges can find some neat things here, too. NOLA Couture even can do custom designs for you (your school, business logo, etc.), and shipping is free for orders over $65. Prices are not cheap (ranging from $10 for a laser etched glass to $95 for a loomed scarf), but the quality of the all the goods appears solid. If you are looking for $10 T-shirts about drinking on Bourbon, this isn't your shop, but then you knew that!

Shopping hair just like in the old days during the 60s and 70s is a pure delight, especially when…read moreyou're waited on by one of the owners, Mr. David Rubinstein. I finally bought the second Sears soccer suit of my lifetime. It is the perfect thing to wear for Easter and the Kentucky Derby. Do yourself a favor and shop here before you die. I'm glad I did.

If you want to look your best, you owe it to yourself to frequent Rubenstein's men's clothier. My…read moregoto guy is Marshall. He is personable, and honest. He has a great eye, and will put you in clothes that feel perfect, and make you stand out from the crowd. My biggest regret is that I live too far away from Nola to make Rubinstein's a weekly stop.

As a bonified fashionista, let me tell you that men of style have at least one place to shop in…read morethis fashion wasteland we call New Orleans... and that place is Billy Reid. I'm frankly surprised he can stay open in this town... his cloths don't have any fleur-de-lis... there are no "craw daddies"... the inseams are longer than the waistbands... how do they find customers here? I'm spending the summer house sitting, and frankly I find the level of style in New Orleans appalling. I'm what they call a Cali-Yorker, and I'm used to a much higher level of sophistication. Having said that, I haven't actually bought anything at Billy Reid. Primarily because I'm a bit cash poor right now and I'm relegated to window shopping for the moment... but also because I am working a signature lewk these days that doesn't totally line up with the Billy Reid aesthetic. My lewks tend to come and go with the seasons... for fall it was all zip-up onesies in bold colors with a contrasting neckerchief. The summer has me mostly wearing short sleeve v-neck djellabas and nothing else. I need that breeze blowing! Anyway. YES TO BILLY REID!

My favorite clothing store and designer for the past 6 years. You can go online to view the…read moreclothes so this review is specifically for the store and team in NOLA. I've enjoyed going to this store since its opening. I'm always greeted with a welcome as soon as I walk in the door, along with some wonderful tunes playing in the background. The front of the store is laid out to allow you to view clothes under the natural light from the windows. I appreciate this detail because colors can look COMPLETELY different outside than indoors. Take a few steps up and you'll see an elongated wooden table with complimented benches to display all their seasonal goodies (shirts, jeans, shoes, bow ties, etc). The back of the store houses a BEAUTIFUL bar/register (marble counter?) and a big ol' mirror that worth taking a minutes to observe. The entire store is covered in unique paintings and portraits as well as fresh floral arrangements . Take a look up while you're shopping to enjoy them. Side note....ask to check out the kitchen. Y'all have to love the butcher block and oven range! Amazing store and team! See y'all soon!

the WORST customer service. I actually ordered a suit and I regret it. Ricky the manager is…read moreuntrustworthy. the girl was incompetent and not knowledgeable. no follow through. Mitch hung up on me when I was trying to get information on how to make a formal complaint to a general manager. zero chance I would return. horrible sales horrible selection of trying things on and a very unknowledgeable staff. not worth the money at all.

Don't waste your time on a sub-par suit with a sub-par experience. Working with them is more…read moreheadache than it is worth, and the quality of the product is laughable. I received my suit, and it looked like it was made for someone completely different. The only recourse is to waste more of my time and money for them to remake it to again me disappointed with the condescending staff who simultaneous know everything but won't offer assistance when asking questions. You would be better off going to Dillard's, buying an off the rack suit of a higher quality (that is less expensive) and have a tailor make the minor adjustments you'll need. Absolute joke of a place.

Lakan is incredible. Accept no substitutes! Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on how you look…read moreat it), my body type doesn't fit "off the rack" mens clothing all that well and as a result, from time to time need to replenish my bespoke suits, shirts etc. Lakan is the most personable, thorough and thoughtful Clothier I've ever worked with. Haper & Jones also has a fantastic array of options and styles. If you're in the market for bespoke men's wear in the New Orleans area - do not pass go, do not collect $200 - find yourself to the Magazine Street showroom ASAP.

From the owner: We meticulously craft wardrobes with bench-made garments including custom suits, jackets, pants,…read moreshirts and more.

If it'd just been my husband and me, we would have taken one look at the price tags and turned…read morearound to walk out. But since my friend Heather C. has good taste, we stuck around. The things I don't like about this place, are the prices. BUT! If you bring in 5 t-shirts, as I understand it, it can be any 5 shirts, not a certain brand, you get a $25 off credit. This makes the place a little more affordable as long as you're only buying one item. Another thing I liked about this place is they have men's size "larger". This is a size large through the chest area but longer in the waist area. I think these "in between" sizes they carry is an awesome idea. I also love the atmosphere. Records on the wall, great decor and super cute clothes if you're willing to spend $60 on a blouse. I wish I was in that tax bracket but unfortunately, I am not. The "oh hey" in the entry is my fave. It's the little things that make me happy.

Super soft shirts, awesome quality, and they have half sizes! Well worth the money! Staff was super…read morefriendly and helped a ton!

Perlis is a men's clothing store in New Orleans. Depending on whom you ask, it is THE men's…read moreclothing store of New Orleans. (They have a limited ladies section upstairs as well as children's clothing, but my experience is for their main focus, men's clothing) If you're looking for simply new polos up to a white linen suit or white tie, you'll find it at Perlis. Another big value of shopping there is the opinion of their very well informed employees that seem to know every sartorial rule/best practice under the sun. This long running family business has never let me down when looking for a new outfit to stroll the quarter in or the right formal rental for a mardi gras ball or otherwise. I think the best testament I can give is I used them for our wedding with no issue whatsoever. Only con I've experienced, and usually excuse, is to make sure and always try on their rentals before grabbing and leaving. I'd say more times than not, there has been a fit issue with the rental attire when trying them on. Shirt sleeves too short, shoes too small, pants too high, bow tie missing, etc. Perlis urges their customers to try everything on when you come to pick up anyhow, so just make sure to keep up with common sense and you should be good.

Our visit to Perlis (Uptown location) on April 10, 2026 left a really bad impression…read more My girlfriend and I, both locals, were shopping on Magazine Street for a dress for a summer wedding. We spotted one in the window that we loved, so we went upstairs to check it out. A clerk asked if we needed anything, and we happily said yes--we were looking for the dress in the window and just wanted to check the sizes and availability. Her response? "There are four dresses in the window," delivered in a pretty snarky tone, like we were clueless. It caught us off guard. We clarified that we meant the one with the floral pattern, and she immediately pointed us toward the sale section instead. At that point, I honestly wish we had just walked out. What made it worse was what happened next. While we kept browsing, two other women came upstairs, and the same clerk greeted them warmly and even offered them water. One said yes, and the clerk happily went to get it. The difference in how we were treated was hard to ignore. I've always liked Perlis and the quality of their clothing, so I'll still shop there--but only at the Covington location. I won't be returning to the Uptown store. Management should really address how customers are treated upstairs. Not everyone who can afford to shop there is going to walk in dressed up--some of us are in shorts, flip-flops, or workout clothes. That shouldn't affect the level of service. Pretty disappointing experience overall.

Aside from this store being extremely nice and in PRISTINE condition, the customer service at this…read morelocation was above and beyond!!! Ash was so friendly!! She answered all the questions we had and chatted with us like we've been friends for years. (We LOVE a good giggle session.) This store has always had fun products that are made well! And if you're just strolling down Magazine, it's definitely worth the trip in even just to read all the funny shirts and stickers!

Love this local shop! They have everything from kids toys…read moreto cafe du monde clothing! They support local and have some of the coolest gifts and souvenirs. The staff is really friendly and they love to chat about their prized throws from Mardi Gras that they display in the store. Very cool vibe and great gift ideas! They even have an area for kids to okay with some of the toys they sell. That was such a great idea and so nice for them to offer this. Great spot!

Buffalo Exchange has been a staple in my thrift store rotation forever. You have to sift through a…read morelot of clothes but you will find a few nice pieces ever so often. My heart was broken when I found the most beautiful beaded, silk skirt that simply didn't fit. Humbling experience but that's the way it goes sometimes. I hope someone else can take advantage of the deal- very high quality piece. I did however find a couple of cute pieces that I'm excited to wear. So stay tuned for outfit pics.

I am so confused by this Buffalo Exchange. This is a consignment store, that seems more geared…read moretowards young, college aged people. Immediately upon walking inside it smelled like young people after working out. I'm not sure about you, but I'd rather inhale the odor of old people moth, then this. On another note, why is everything so overpriced? Why is a basic white tee shirt $30? There are some nicer shoes and purses, that are in pretty good shape, but their prices aren't any better than at Nordstrom Rack. I wouldn't shop here, nor would I do business with Buffalo Exchange.