162 Stylish Online Men’s Clothing Brands To Transform Your Wardrobe in 2024

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Discover over 160 stylish men’s clothing brands, online department stores and direct-to-consumer fashion retailers to transform your wardrobe.

The entrepreneurs behind the stylish men’s clothing brands below offer fresh takes on everything from dapper business casual attire and dress shoes to athleisure, denim, leather sneakers, watches and more to upgrade your office, work-from-home and casual wardrobes.

The Short Answer: 20 Most Stylish Men’s Clothing Options

Among the more than 100 options in this article, here are my best-of-the-best destinations for finding stylish men’s clothing stores and brands online:

Best one-stop-shops for discovering stylish men’s clothing: Huckberry and Nordstrom

Huckberry is a phenomenal one-stop shop for stylish men’s clothing, footwear, watches and much more. The company mixes dapper house brands like Flint and Tinder with a wide range of innovative and heritage menswear labels.

Nordstrom, like Huckberry, is a terrific destination for a range of other menswear brands on this list. Nordstrom is one of my favorite places to find business casual outfits, affordable dress shirts, dress shoes, and organic cotton clothing for men.

Best for elevated menswear: Todd Snyder and Faherty Brand

Todd Snyder sells an outstanding lineup of heritage-quality menswear alongside an assortment of luxury menswear brands. Look to Todd Snyder for everything from brushed mohair socks to chunky shawl collar cardigan sweaters.

Faherty Brand maintains a drool-worthy selection of substantial, heritage-quality men’s wardrobe essentials, including flannel shirts, stretch corduroy pants, cashmere sweaters and their signature Teton Valley Jacket, which is one of the best pieces of clothing I own.

Best for stylish menswear basics: J. Crew

J. Crew has shined post-bankruptcy and is (once again) an excellent option for t-shirts, sweaters, pants and more.

Best for trying-on clothing at home: Wantable and Stitch Fix

Wantable is an excellent option if you would prefer to utilize an online personal styling service and is particularly good for athleisure and activewear edits for men. Get $25 off your first Wantable Edit.

Try Stitch Fix’s personal styling service for a larger selection of smart and business casual outfits for men.

Best for stylish business casual outfits: Bonobos and Ministry of Supply

Bonobos has turned into one of my go-to options for sweaters, button-down shirts and chinos.

Ministry of Supply has a well-deserved reputation as a leader in comfortable workleisure clothing, which incorporates stretchy performance fabrics into stylish business casual and office appropriate attire. (Get 15% off your Ministry of Supply order with MF15.)

Best online options for stylish custom-tailored menswear: Indochino, Proper Cloth and Woodies Clothing

Indochino is one of the best options on the internet and IRL for buying a custom-tailored suit online. It is absolutely worth investing the time to get your fit right the first time, and investing your money in their made-to-measure suits.

Proper Cloth is one of my favorite options for outstanding custom-tailored shirts online. Save 10% off your first order from Proper Cloth.

Woodies Clothing makes stylish custom smart and business casual clothing including flannels, oxford shirts and chinos, and the process is extremely quick and easy.

Best for stylish casual shoes and sneakers: Wolf and Shepherd, Allbirds and Vessi

Wolf and Shepherd has perfected smart casual hybrid shoes and sneakers. Their crossover Longwing hybrid dress shoe and Swiftknit Derbies are unique.

Allbirds wool sneakers and Vessi’s waterproof vegan slip-on shoes are amazing for neighborhood walks and backyard barbecues.

Best for stylish shoes: Ace Marks, Warfield and Grand, Nisolo and Nordstrom

Ace Marks makes unique and truly gorgeous affordable-luxury dress shoes.

For more affordable, ultra-comfortable and stylish dress shoes, boots, loafers and sneakers, try Warfield and Grand (and take 15% off with code MODERN15).

Sustainable fashion brand Nisolo sells clean and minimalist dress shoes.

Nordstrom is a great place to find a range of stylish men’s shoe brands like Cole Haan and To Boot New York.

Most stylish sustainable clothing brands for men: Everlane and Outerknown

I love Outerknown for smart casual and cozy, laid-back clothing. Look to the company for comfortable Blanket Shirts, sustainably-produced denim, sweaters, tees and more.

Everlane has become one of my top options when I’m looking for stylish everyday basics and business casual outfits. The company aims to provide “radical transparency” into its supply chain and sells a great range of clothing from cashmere sweaters to 100% cotton tee shirts to French Terry sweats.

Aman and Gihan, Co-Founders, Ministry of Supply
Aman and Gihan, Co-Founders, Ministry of Supply. Photo courtesy of Ministry of Supply.

More Editor’s Choices

This article separates the stylish men’s clothing companies below into several distinct lists, starting with the best department stores and general menswear brands and moving through online custom clothing for men, dress shoes and sneakers, watches, accessories, men’s skin care products and eyeglasses.

While all of the online options for stylish men’s clothing stores below are innovative and intriguing, the companies in bold at the top of each list are Editor’s Choices.

That means I’ve had a personal, positive experience with the brand. (You can read more about my experience with these brands via the inline links below.)

Online Department Stores for Men’s Clothing

The companies below are among my favorite online department stores to discover stylish men’s clothing. These retailers stock multiple brands and a variety of lines of apparel. Some of these online department stores are internet-only retailers, while others like Nordstrom are established Bricks-and-Clicks options.

  1. Huckberry, founded by Rich Greiner and Andy Forch in 2010, curates an amazing selection of men’s clothing, accessories and home goods, sprinkling in its own brands like Proof, Flint and Tinder and Wellen among third-party offerings. Huckberry is an outstanding online department store to discover stylish menswear brands like Faherty, Finisterre, Free Fly ApparelFoehnFourlaps, Houdini, Janji, lululemon, Marine Layer, Myles Apparel, Peregrine clothing, RelwenReigning Champ, Schott NYC sweaters, Taylor Stitch, Ten Thousand, Tracksmith and Vuori Clothing. See my interview with Huckberry’s Co-Founder for recommendations on what to try first.
  2. Nordstrom has had a startup mindset since 1901, and has embraced modern fashion and digital retail. With its commitment to stocking fresh and stylish men’s clothing brands, stellar customer service and generous returns policy, Nordstrom is one of my favorite online department stores for discovering a number of other companies on this list such as Alex Mill, Billy Reid, Bombas, Bonobos, Everlane, Faherty, Happy Socks, Mizzen and Main, Outdoor Voices, Outerknown, prAna, and Rhone. Nordstrom Rack is also worth trying for discount luxury fashion.
  3. Amazon is a fast and easy online department store for men. Amazon Prime Wardrobe allows you to try clothing at home from a range of stylish men’s clothing brands from this list, as well as from its Prime Fashion Brands for men like Goodthreads and Button Downed.
  4. Mr. Porter is an outstanding luxury online department store for men. The online luxury retailer features a wide variety of luxury brands including Gucci, Brunello Cucinelli, Altea, Loro Piana, Officine Generale, Thom Browne, Givenchy, Saint Laurent, Ralph Lauren and RRL, and sells everything from luxury sweats to sneakers to knitwear to formal attire.
  5. Uncrate Supply is a very nicely curated online department store brought to you by the Uncrate online publication. Uncrate Supply stocks an incredible variety of clothing, accessories, personal care items, grooming products, watches and more. For men’s clothing, this small online department store carries brands including Rivay Quinn Denim, Faherty, Outerknown, Rogue Territory, Sunspel, Bread and Boxers, Barbour International, National Athletic Goods, Filson, Woolrich, Dehen, Ten Thousand, and Levi’s. Uncrate Supply also sells a fantastic array of shoes, sneakers and boots from brands including Red Wing, Diemme Anatra, Danner, Common Projects, Onitsuka Tiger, Clarks, Asics, Brandblack, Rikumo Lana, Minnetonka, Sucoke, and Spalwart.
  6. Bespoke Post – The Shop at Bespoke Post is a quasi-online department store that stocks some seriously stylish men’s clothing. The Shop curates excellent everyday and luxury menswear brands including Banks Journal, Taylor Stitch, SeaVees, Katin, Richer Poorer, Knickerbocker, Faherty, Relwen, Redwing, tasc, as well as Bespoke Posts’ own brand Line of Trade.
  7. 24S is another luxury online department store that “bring[s] the spirit of Paris to life through an exclusive online shopping experience for men and women.” 24S hosts a staggering 300-plus luxury fashion and beauty brands including Acne Studios, Ami Paris, Balmain, Bottega Veneta, Amiri, Dior, Louis Vuitton, JM Weston, Moncler, Burberry, Canada Goose, Maison Labiche, A.P.C., Maison Margiela and more.
  8. HAVEN, founded in 2006, sells luxury performance apparel alongisde an excellent collection of premium lifestyle and men’s streetwear brands. Look to Haven for brands like Acronym, Adidas, And Wander, Arc’teryx, Aton, Daiwa, Effector, Engineered Garments, Hoka One One, Human Made, La Sportiva, Mountain Research, Native Sons, Retaw, Roa, Sacai, Stone Island, Teatora, The North Face, Tilak, Visvim, and Wtaps.

Stylish Men’s Clothing Brands

The brands on this first list are general, all-purpose men’s clothing brands. The menswear brands below variously sell everything from t-shirts to flannel shirts to chinos to off-the-rack suits.

For more in-depth coverage of many of the brands below, explore my favorite innovative fashion brands, find out where to buy affordable, stylish chinos from creative menswear labels, discover options for buying colorful socks for men online and review stylish performance clothing from technical fibers and affordable alternatives to lululemon for athleisure. Many of the brands below are also great choices if you’re looking to fit the Light Academia fashion aesthetic popular on social media.

  1. Ministry of Supply was founded by MIT graduates and uses NASA-quality performance fabrics to make technical clothing for the business workday. Read more in my guide to performance clothing for professionals, and see Ministry of Supply CEO Aman Advani’s advice for your first purchase from his company. Ministry of Supply is an excellent place to shop for new Zoom shirts for women and men, and is 3D-printing face masks to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Take 15% off your Ministry of Supply purchase with code MF15.
  2. Outerknown was founded in 2015 by former surfer Kelly Slater and business partner John Moore with the goal of creating a stylish lifestyle clothing brand that promoted goods made with fair labor practices and without harmful environmental impacts. Originally focused on menswear, Outerknown launched a women’s clothing line in 2019. Their clothes tend to evoke nostalgia, making them an elevated alternative to a store like Urban Outfitters. I adore Outerknown’s signature blanket shirt, which I received as a very thoughtful Christmas gift.
  3. Bonobos is a modern bricks-and-clicks department store for men. They started out specializing in pants, but now have a range of really interesting clothing and accessories. Yes, Bonobos is now owned by Walmart, but it retains a startup mentality. Check out a Bonobos Guide Shops like this one in DC’s Shaw to get a feel for their clothes.
  4. Todd Snyder – I would devote a significant part of my closet to Todd’s creative-yet-classic, military-inspired menswear if I could afford it.  In addition to creating his own lines, he also collaborates with brands from Converse to Timex and has a New York flagship store (see Modern Fellows’ review of Todd Snyder’s store) in which you could spend some serious time and money shopping for stylish men’s clothing.
  5. Faherty — Twin brothers Alex and Mike Faherty created west coast lifestyle brand Faherty with a focus on sustainably-produced casual wardrobe staples that are built to last. Faherty is a great option for sweaters, corduroys and other stylish men’s casual clothing options, and is one of the best options for shirt jackets (aka shackets) for men and women. Check out my review and interview with Alex Faherty for more on my experience with the brand.
  6. Marine Layer — Founders Mike Natenshon and Adam Lynch started out with the goal of making the perfect shirt. Today Marine Layer makes laid-back, stylish apparel for men from shorts to t-shirts to button-downs to sleepwear. I’ve bought several excellent items of clothing from them (and missed out on others thanks to their limited-edition production capsules). Explore my experience with Marine Layer’s roll neck sweaters.
  7. Charles Tyrwhitt (aka CT Shirts) — Nick Wheeler founded Charles Tyrwhitt way back in 1986 as a side hustle. Today, it’s one of the best choices for cheap dress shirts for men and an otherwise solid bricks-and-clicks option for off-the-rack, British-inspired stylish clothing for men. Stop in a store like this one in DC’s Farragut North neighborhood.
  8. Everlane — Engineer Michael Preysman founded Everlane in 2011 at just 25 years old with a promise of  “radical transparency” in its supply chain.  Everlane specializes in quality wardrobe basics like sweaters, chinos and t-shirts and is one of my favorite stylish men’s online clothing stores. Sign up for their mailing list and get a 10% coupon off your first Everlane order.
  9. Pact offers “guilt free,” stylish and sustainable fashion featuring clothing and accessories for women and men made with materials such as organic cotton from fair trade factories. Pact makes some of my favorite t-shirts and tagless boxers and the absolute best quality socks for men of any brand out there. The company ranks high on my list of the best sustainable fashion brands, and is a stellar sustainable clothing alternative to a fast-fashion retailer like SHEIN.
  10. NAADAM sells responsibly-sourced, luxury cashmere sweaters and accessories for men (and women). I love my thick and cozy NAADAM v-neck cashmere sweater.
  11. PrAna sells a range of sustainable clothing for men and women made from organic cotton, recycled polyester, and stretchy performance fabrics, which are perfect for hiking, climbing, working out and athleisure. PrAna is another nice alternative to lululemon for activewear and yoga apparel.
  12. Boden, the “unashamedly British” destination for bright-colored fashion for women, turns out to be a surprisingly good place to shop for men’s business casual and sharp casual clothing. They have everything from chinos to button down shirts to stylish sweatpants with a working fly. Boden is also a good choice for vintage-inspired fashion.
  13. Drakes – Founded in 1977, Drakes produces gorgeous handmade ties in the East End of London. Their ties aren’t cheap, but Drakes is a shining example of quality neckties from a luxury brand.
  14. Mack Weldon produces a full line of men’s basics including t-shirts, sweats, underwear, jackets, polos, pants, hats, scarfs, gloves and more. Founder Brian Berger told Modern Fellows that “the major differentiator with our product will always be our attention to performance and functionality.” I love their socks.
  15. The Nines is a spectacular Paris-based retailer of men’s apparel. They sell shirts, pants, belts, and more, but I adore their grenadine and printed ties.
  16. Todd Shelton is a remarkably thoughtful entrepreneur who iterates constantly on a bold plan to offer well-fitting, made-in-the-USA shirts, denim, and more. See why he thinks there is a post-COVID menswear revolution on the horizon.
  17. Revtown makes the most comfortable jeans I own, featuring four-way stretch and a Italian yarn. Based in Pittsburgh, they advertise that their jeans are “as comfortable as sweats, as durable as work pants, and as stylish as designer jeans.”
  18. Ledbury is a solid online men’s clothing retailer that inspires serious customer loyalty, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Based in Richmond, Ledbury specializes in stunning, button down dress shirts. Sign up for emails and receive a 15% coupon off your first Ledbury purchase.
  19. Ably Apparel is a sustainable clothing brand that sells “intelligent essentials” and luxury athleisure for men and women.
  20. Alex Mill was founded in 2012 by Alexander Drexler, the son of J. Crew’s former CEO Mickey Drexler and is focused on quality basic wardrobe pieces for men and women like t-shirts, sweaters, jackets, and more.
  21. American Giant makes American-made casual apparel and activewear.
  22. American Trench got its start in Philadelphia circa 2013 with an initial American-made trench coat. It has since grown to sell quite a collection of Made-in-America clothing and accessories while elevating the artisans and craftspeople behind the brand.
  23. Arc’teryx Equipment sells high performance outdoor clothing, technical accessories and equipment. Look to Arc-Teryx for everything from insulated jackets, pants, fleece, base layers, and shorts to daypacks, harnesses and rock-climbing gear.
  24. Armor Lux, a French heritage brand, has made quality clothing for nearly 100 years from its factories in Britany. Try their signature striped shirts (aka Bretons), outerwear and cotton short. Huckberry carries the brand online as well as some of the best menswear shops in the United States
  25. ASKET, based in Stockholm, Sweden, has been making “timeless wardrobe essentials” with premium materials and ethical sourcing practices, since 2015. See how ASKET is surviving the COVID-19 pandemic by focusing on wardrobe essentials and customer service.
  26. Billy Reid is “a modern southern atelier” that focuses on high-quality, laid-back, formal business casual and relaxed wardrobe essentials. The company is an excellent upgraded alternative to Brooks Brothers.
  27. Blade and Blue was founded in San Francisco by entrepreneur Peter Papas, and specializes in limited-run, mostly-made-in-America men’s apparel. The company sells everything from shirts to neckties to boxer shorts to men’s accessories.
  28. BRADY is an athleisure clothing brand from NFL legend Tom Brady, which features the word BRADY tattooed on most of its apparel.
  29. Buck Mason — Founded in 2013 by Venice, California-based neighbors Erik Allen and Sasha Koehn, Buck Mason focuses on designing “updated, modern American classics for daily wear.”
  30. Buttercloth makes “profoundly soft” dress shirts for men from long fiber cotton and a special manufacturing process, as well as patented “Icy cotton” button downs made from a patented mint-infused cotton. Entrepreneur Danh Tran sold his house, quit his job and liquidated his 401(k) to found Buttercloth in 2017, and took a successful turn on Sharktank with shark Robert Herjavec investing $250,000.
  31. Cotopaxi is a great example of an online sustainable fashion brand, based on Utah, that sells outdoor adventure clothing and “gear for good.”
  32. Cuts Clothing — Steven Borrelli founded Culver City, California-based menswear startup Cuts Clothing in 2016 when he struggled to find quality, professional-looking t-shirts. They offer a range of attractive crewneck, v-neck and henley shirts with classy touches.
  33. Dearborn Denim — Robert McMillan founded Dearborn Denim in Chicago, Illinois on a mission to prove that a small business could manufacture made-to-order, ethically-produced, stylish and well-fitting denim in the United States.
  34. Fair Harbor is a sustainable clothing brand that focuses on elevated and stylish swim trunks (bathing suits) and shorts for men.
  35. Frank and Oak — Ethan Song and Hicham Ratnani founded Frank And Oak out of their kitchen in Montreal in 2012 with a focus on a direct-to-consumer source for stylish “modern menswear.” They have since branched out with stores across Canada and the United States, and into womenswear. Frank and Oak is a nice destination for casual, stylish and (mostly) affordable basics for men.
  36. Grayers — Peter Georgiou, a veteran of Ralph Lauren, founded Hong Kong-based Grayers to reinvent classic clothing. Grayers is a smart online men’s clothing option for stylish business casual items like quilted jackets, corduroy pants and chinos, and button down and flannel shirts.
  37. Gustin — Crowsourced premium, made-in-America menswear delivered at wholesale prices.
  38. Italic offers a unique concept: luxury goods without the label for dramatically reduced prices. Founder and CEO Jeremy Cai’s marketplace offers unique designs for men, women and the home from factories who produce for luxury labels like Prada, Burberry, St. Regis and Gucci.
  39. James Pierce – Los Angeles designer James Pierce’s collection of elevated (and rather expensive) casual wear for men and women reflects a “laid-back vision” and West Coast style. Look for wool-cotton blend thermal sweaters, relaxed five pocket pants, and soft $75 t-shirts.
  40. Jungmaven – Founded by hemp advocate Robert Jungmaven, this company sells stylish clothing basics for men and women made from comfortable, high-quality and responsibly-sourced hemp.
  41. Kotn is a direct-to-consumer brand selling premium wardrobe basics for women and men including t-shirts, sweatshirts, flannel pants and socks. Founded in 2015 by entrepreneurs Rami Helali, Benjamin Sehl and Mackenzie Yeates, Kotn makes their clothing from premium Egyptian cotton and sells at an honest price.
  42. Mizzen and Main is perhaps the granddaddy of the current movement towards comfort-driven athleisure for business casual and professional office wear. They boast a series of proprietary performance fabrics through a wide range of technical professional clothing.
  43. Myles Apparel — Originally a side hustle by the founders of Huckberry and Taylor Stitch (two other impressive DTC brands on this list), Miles specializes in technical fabric-laced activewear for a range of athletic activities including surfing, golf, running and they gym, as well as work-from-home essentials like performance polo shirts.
  44. Nomad Lane makes thoughtfully-designed bags. Its signature “Bento bag” can multitask as a briefcase, weekender, under-the-seat personal item and road trip essential that can compartmentalize all of your hand sanitizers, wipes and face masks.
  45. Olivers Apparel makes understated athletic and athleisure wardrobe basics for men like joggers, tops and shorts from technical performance fabrics.
  46. Outdoor Voices was founded in 2014 by Tyler Haney and specializes in colorful workout and athleleisure clothing for women and men constructed from technical fabrics that are soft to the touch and wick sweat. OV is a great alternative to lululemon for comfortable technical clothing. Sign up for emails to get a coupon for 20% off of your first Outdoor Voices order.
  47. Outlier — Abe Burmeister and Tyler Clemens founded Brooklyn-based Outlier to make what they call “simple shapes, radically reconstructed.” Outlier’s minimalist clothing for men — think ultra easy gym shorts, slim-fit dungarees, and ultra-fine merino wool shirts — is made from high-quality materials from single-origin merino wool threads to proprietary synthetic and technical fabrics. They offer free domestic shipping and 45-day returns for any reason.
  48. PAIGE Denim focuses on well-fitting, stylish jeans for men and women.
  49. Patagonia, founded in 1973, is a sustainable fashion brand that sells outdoor apparel and gear for men and women.
  50. Perk Clothing, founded by entrepreneurs Miguel Madrid and Gabriel Kattan, started with a successful Kickstarter campaign and now sells tagless cotton t-shirts and “feel good chinos.”
  51. Quince, founded by Sid Gupta and Sourabh Mahajan in 2018, promises “high quality essentials” at a “radically low price.” Look to Quince for stylish men’s clothing made from luxury fabrics like Mongolian Cashmere, Italian Leather and Turkish Cotton.
  52. Rhone is a menswear startup named after the Rhone River that makes luxury athleisure activewear, basics and commuter button down shirts from technical performance fabrics.
  53. Roots — Outdoor enthusiasts Michael Budman and Don Green founded this Canadian brand way back in 1973. Today, Searchlight Capital Partners owns a majority stake in the now-global brand, which has a retail presence in the United States and globally. I love the look of Roots’ warm weather scarves, beanies, gloves and mittens, sweaters and more for men (and women).
  54. Sheep Inc., which was founded in 2019 and sells a collection of gender-neutral sweaters, tops and accessories, is a sustainable clothing company that claims to be a carbon-negative fashion brand.
  55. Spoke London makes chinos in more sizes and finishes for a better fit. Take their 60 second quiz to find your better fitting pants. Take $35 your first order via this coupon link.
  56. Standard Issue Tees is a vertically-integrated manufacturer of made-in-America t-shirts, sweatpants, thermal shirts and other basics made in Vernon, California.
  57. State and Liberty, named after an intersection at the University of Michigan where founders Lee Moffie and Steven Fisher met, specializes in performance clothing for athletic builds.
  58. Stormy Kromer was a startup way back in 1903, and manufactures its made-in-America iconic flannel caps along with hats, outerwear shirts and more for men and women.
  59. Taylor Stitch sells responsibly-made quality men’s clothing — everything from knits to plaid flannel shirts to chinos and more.
  60. Ten Thousand – Keith Nowak and Eugenio Labadi founded Ten Thousand with a focus on premium workout essentials for everyday athletes.
  61. tentree, based in Canada, sells loungewear, athleisure joggers, t-shirts, sweaters, jackets and more according to fair labor practices using sustainably-resourced fabrics like organic cotton, hemp and Tencel.
  62. Toad and Co. sells socially and environmentally sustainable clothing for men (and women) from organic cotton, hemp, and recycled yarns.
  63. Tommy John makes premium men’s underwear and undershirts and performance dress shirts from technical fabrics. See why Tommy John’s founder Tom Patterson thinks that underwear can change your life.
  64. Tracksmith is an independent running gear and apparel company based in New England that honors the Amateur spirit. Look to Tracksmith for cold weather running gear among other outdoor essentials.
  65. United by Blue is an online sustainable fashion retailer that uses sustainably and ethically-sourced fabrics and manufacturing processes to make their environmentally-friendly activewear and outdoor apparel for women and men.
  66. Untuckit is an omnichannel retailer that specializes in business casual clothing for men, and specifically men’s shirts that look good untucked. The company is a solid option for shackets (shirt jackets) for men, and has also branched out into business casual clothing for women.
  67. UpWest is a direct-to-consumer brand focused on comfortable and cozy clothing for men and women, including sweatshirts, hoodies, joggers, t-shirts and loungewear. The brand, launched in 2019, is a spin-off of fast-fashion retailer Express and is targeted at millennial shoppers
  68. Vestige Brand offers tagless, Made-in-the-USA, 100% cotton, art-inspired sophisticated smart casual t-shirts for grown-ups.
  69. Vuori sells elevated, minimalist performance apparel and athleisure for men and women, while focusing on waste reduction and creating a more sustainable work culture and clothing practices.
  70. Warp and Weft sells sustainably-produced, high-tech denim.
  71. Western Rise — Founded by Will and Kelly Watters out of Colorado in 2014, Western Rise sells stylish performance clothing made from technical fabrics made for work, play and travel.
  72. YMC You Must Create is a British brand founded by entrepreneurs Fraser Moss and Jimmy Collins that makes what it calls “intelligent men’s and women’s clothing.”

Suits and Online Custom Clothing for Men

Below are some of the best options for custom suits for men online, which make stylish options for weddings, proms and upgraded office attire. Several of the companies below also make custom dress shirts and business casual wear including chinos and button-down oxford shirts, which are great for laid back offices and working from home.

For a more in-depth look at bespoke and made-to-measure (MTM) clothing, see Modern Fellows’ comprehensive guide to online custom suits for men.

  1. Proper Cloth is, without a doubt, one of my absolute favorite online made-to-measure shirting companies. Their lookbooks, photos, technology, customer service, online interface and — most importantly — their shirts, are top-notch. Save 10% off your first Proper Cloth order.
  2. Indochino has slowly grown into one of my favorite options for affordable made-to-measure suits, shirts and chinos. (Once Indochino’s showroom helped get my fit down pat, I splurged on 4 suits over the past couple of years, and absolutely love the fit and fabric.) Look inside one of Indochino’s showrooms to get to know the brand.
  3. Woodies Clothing specializes in “perfect-fitting shirts” (flannels as well as easy-care and stretchy performance button down dress shirts) and “custom-tailored bottoms.” Get to know Woodies via this interview with Founder Jacob Wood.
  4. Spier & MacKay is a highly-regraded Canadian startup founded by Rikky Khanna with the aim of proving “great for and high quality don’t have to be a luxury.” Look to Spier and MacKay for affordable ready-to-wear suits.
  5. Black Lapel has been one of my favorite online made-to-measure tailors for a long time. Take $50 off your first custom suit from Black Lapel via this link and code FTOMODERN.
  6. Ratio Clothing, based in Colorado, makes stellar custom shirts for men.  Their shirts are made in America, and founder Eric Powell has invested in their manufacturing partner to combine American craftsmanship with modern technology. They particularly shine for Oxford shirts and flannels. (Read my review of Ratio Clothing’s American-made dress shirts.)
  7. LanieriOnline custom tailor Lanieri makes gorgeous Italian-made suits from Italian-milled fabrics. See my review of Lanieri’s suits, go behind the brand with my interview with founder Riccardo Schiavotto, look inside a Lanieri Atelier (showroom), and see how the company dealt with the challenges of COVID-19. Italian mill Reda acquired Lanieri in 2020.
  8. MTailor — Can an app be your tailor? MTailor intends to prove it can. MTailor is an online, app-driven custom tailor for suits, shirts, jeans and more.

Personal Styling Services for Men’s Clothing

The companies below provide online try-before-you-buy personal styling services for men. For more details, see this guide to companies like Stitch Fix.

  1. Wantable — Calling itself “smart with a heart,” Wantable is an alternative to Stitch Fix that will send men an “activewear edit” to try on clothing at home. Get a $25 discount off your first Wantable Edit. Read my review of Wantable’s Active Edit for men to see why I think their try-before-you-buy service is worth a shot.
  2. Stitch Fix is a data-driven online personal styling service for men and women that was founded in 2011 and which went public in 2017. See my review of Stitch Fix to learn why I returned everything in the box (twice).

E-commerce has ushered in a renaissance in men’s dress shoes, casual footwear and sneakers. Cutting out the middleman has been a boon for consumers and Direct-to-Consumer men’s shoe and sneaker brands.

These days, it’s easy to find affordable luxury, Italian-made leather shoes and sneakers for under $300 and even cheaper options made in places like Portugal, India and the United States (thanks to Allen Edmunds), which offer tremendous value-for-your-money.

Discover startup Wolf and Shepherd’s story and innovative hybrid dress shoes.

Dive deeper with my guide to where to buy the best men’s dress shoes online and where to buy low-top leather sneakers for men.

  1. Beckett Simonon is a fantastic online option for a range of dress shoes, boots and leather sneakers for men. Beckett Simonon’s shoes are definitely worth the wait. Get a 20% discount on Beckett Simonon via this link and coupon code MODERNFELLOWS.
  2. Wolf and Shepherd’s shoes are comfortable enough to run a marathon in. My pair of Closer Cap-Toe Lace-up Oxfords have taken a licking and held up well over more than a year, and Wolf and Shepherd’s Crossover Longwing Hybrid Dress Shoes are singularly striking. During the pandemic, I’ve also found that Wolf and Shepherd’s SwiftKnit Derby crossovers are also extremely appealing.
  3. Vessi — Mikaella Go, Tony Yu and Andy Wang founded Vessi with the goal of perfecting comfortable, lightweight and waterproof shoes using sustainable practices and vegan materials. See my review of Vessi’s shoes to learn why they may be an essential casual shoe for the new normal.
  4. Ace Marks was founded by Paul Farago, who was tired of overpaying for Italian dress shoes. Ace Marks’ affordable luxury Italian-made shoes are comfortable and striking, with fantastic burnishes and two-tone leathers. Discover what makes Ace Marks’ shoes so compelling.
  5. Allbirds — New Zealand native Tim Brown founded online shoe brand Allbirds as a Certified B-Corporation with a focus on comfortable and sustainably-made shoes made from merino wool. They have since expanded their offerings to running shoes and other footwear with goals to use sustainable materials, track emissions and get to zero-carbon. Allbirds is an excellent option for minimalist wool sneakers for men and women.
  6. Nisolo makes “intentionally designed, ethically made [and] fairly priced” handcrafted shoes and sneakers for men and women. (Read more about Nisolo’s focus on sustainable fashion.)
  7. Amberjack is a new men’s shoe brand that launched in late 2020 to serve the new normal. They have a small but attractive lineup of comfortable business casual shoes for the hybrid future of work, which do a great job transitioning from the office to the bar.
  8. Marc Nolan sells unique and fabulously bold hybrid dress shoes, penny loafers, combat boots and sneakers for men. See my review of Marc Nolan’s show-stopping shoes.
  9. Warfield and Grand is an up-and-coming footwear label that makes small batches of extremely stylish, extraordinarily comfortable, and surprisingly affordable Blake-stitched shoes under $200. Founded by entrepreneur McLain King, the brand features a remarkably wide range of styles spanning classic oxfords to casual boots with details like premium leather outsoles, cow linings, Italian calfskin uppers, and attractive hand burnishing. See my review of Warfield and Grand’s shoes to discover why they have become a go-to stylish shoe options for the new normal. Score a 15% discount off Warfield and Grand with code MODERN15).
  10. Moral Code was founded by Laura Engerman and Mark Kohlenberg in 2007. The company makes standout dress shoes and leather sneakers in rich, unique colors. Moral Code’s Alec leather lace up sneakers are awesome. Score 25% off your first Moral Code purchase by signing up for emails on their website.
  11. Oliver Cabell, founded in 2016 by Scott Gabrielson, is a direct-to-consumer affordable luxury brand that sells high-quality footwear for men and women including super-attractive boots and leather sneakers. See why I think their minimalist low top leather sneakers live up to their premium billing.
  12. Taft Clothing is something of a misnomer as this men’s fashion startup focuses mainly on tremendously-unique dress shoes. Founded in 2014 in Utah by Kory and Mallory Stevens, Taft Clothing offers gorgeous, super-unique dress shoes that are simultaneously fresh and traditional.
  13. Thousand Fell – Founders Chloe Songer and Stuart Ahlum looking to transform the sneaker industry. Thousand Fell sells sustainably-produced minimalist sneakers for about $100 utilizing natural inputs like aloe, recycled rubber and bottles, coconut husks and sugar cane.
  14. Native Shoes makes casual, entirely-plant based shoes for men, women and kids from innovative materials derived from pineapples, hevea trees and more.
  15. Allen Edmonds — Based in Port Washington, Wisconsin, Allen Edmonds has been innovating since 1922. They offer a range of high-quality, American-made dress shoes, casual loafers, and sneakers for men that can get as low as $100 during sales.
  16. Veja – Entrepreneurs Sébastien Kopp and François-Ghislain Morillion founded sustainable French fashion brand The Veja Project in 2004. The brand, which specializes in its iconic minimalist Campo sneakers as well as boots, shoes and sandals, seeks to promote ethical labor practices and transparency in its supply chain, and reduce its environmental impact. While the affordable luxury sneaker company is French, it manufactures its footwear in Brazil.
  17. Forsake is a sustainable footwear brand that sells waterproof, breathable sneaker-boots, shoes, boots and slip on sneakers. The company is Climate Neutral certified and partners with the Carbon Fund’s CarbonFree initiative.
  18. Greats — Friends Ryan Babenzien and Jon Buscemi sketched out the concept for Greats back in 2007 — selling affordable, made-in-Italy luxury sneakers direct to consumers — and finally launched in 2012. Steve Madden acquired Greats in 2019 and has since diversified supplies. Their website no longer claims all of their shoes are made in Italy, and Reddit reports that some of Greats shoes are now made in Portugal.
  19. Inkerman – Thomas Downing founded Inkerman in 2016, which sells good-looking shoes, sneakers, work boots and Chelsea boots for men and women.
  20. Mio Marino is a growing Brooklyn-based brand that started out making belts and now sells a range of socks, shoes and other affordable fashion apparel and accessories for men and women.
  21. Sutro Footwear, based in California, offers sturdy work boots, Chelsea boots and Oxford shoes for men and an array of attractive leather boots for women. Use code modernfellows25 to receive $25 off your next order from Sutro Footwear.

Colorful Men’s Socks

There are a ton of stylish men’s clothing brands out there who sell colorful socks, but these companies specialize in them. (For more options and details, see Modern Fellows’ Comprehensive Guide to the Best Places to Buy Colorful Men’s Socks Online.)

  1. Sock Genius, a brand of Ties.com, has quickly become one of my new favorite destinations for stylish and colorful socks for men. Their patterns and colors stand out without being gaudy, and I like the feel of their incredibly soft socks, which can be worn with everything from suits to jeans.
  2. Happy Socks — Viktor Tell and Mikael Söderlindh founded Happy Socks in 2008. They make some of my favorite colorful socks for men.
  3. Unsimply Stitched is one of my favorite brands for bold, colorful socks for men. The company was founded in 2011 by Alex Hendeles in Los Angeles, and its socks are available via Amazon Prime.
  4. Goodly, formerly known as the Sock Drawer, is a woman-owned business founded by Brooke English, and one of my favorite places to find unique novelty and fun socks for men.
  5. Boldfoot Socks (via Amazon) offers comfortable, American-made colorful socks for men.
  6. Zkano — I’ve loved Alabama entrepreneur Gina Locklear’s socks since she started up her made-in-America fashion brand for women and men in 2009. Read more about Gina’s journey via this interview with Modern Fellows.
  7. Bombas‘ colorful socks are now carried in major retailers like Nordstrom as well as available online.
  8. Conscious Step offers attractive “consciously-crafted” men’s socks that come in whimsical designs and colors along with an important mission to support worthy nonprofit causes.
  9. Pair of Thieves – Founded by Alan Stuart, Cash Warren, and David Ehrenberg, Pair of Thieves makes a range of socks, underwear and basics for men and women.
  10. Stance Socks makes a variety of “not-so-basic-basics” including socks that have been worn by everyone from Rihanna to NBA players. Take a look at Stance Socks’ collection on Amazon.
  11. Nice Laundry makes colorful socks, brought to you by two former LivingSocial employees.
  12. Society Socks makes soft, comfortable and colorful socks for men, and founders Sergey Sapelnyk and Filip Pejic donate one pair to charity for every pair sold.
  13. Sock Fancy, based in Atlanta, Georgia, offers a sock subscription service.
  14. Solmate Socks turns scraps of t-shirts into cozy, colorful socks that are made in the United States. The company is a Certified B-Corp

Men’s Watch Brands

Below are some of my favorite micro-watch brands for men. For more, discover 17 stylish watches with numbers (aka Arabic numerals.)

  1. Christopher Ward watches – I look at my Christopher Ward C9 everyday and smile.  It’s a gift from my wife and one of my favorite possessions.  Chris. Ward is on a mission to be the “cheapest most expensive watch in the world.”  They make gorgeous watches.
  2. Centric Instruments makes a seriously good-looking, solar-powered field watch with Arabic numerals for around $200. It led a successful Kickstarter launch of its signature Lightwell Field Watch.
  3. DAEM Watches — New York-based micro-brand watch startup DAEM — an anagram for made — makes beautiful watches.
  4. Jack Mason — Founded by Craig Carter and Michael Reese, Jack Mason sells really-affordable, classic watches for men and women starting at under $200. Their watches are also available on Amazon and at Nordstrom.
  5. Martenero is a micro-watch brand founded by John Tarantino. They produce gorgeous modern takes on traditional timepieces. (Their motto is “tradition refreshed.”)
  6. MVMT makes sleek, cheap, minimalist watches and affordable bracelets for men. Most feature simple batons, though the MVMT Field Watch has nice Arabic numerals for around $100. MVMT also makes blue light blocking computer glasses
  7. UNDONE makes simple, gorgeous and very affordable watches for men. I especially like their under-$300 Vintage Killy watch.
  8. Vaer Watches – Founded by Ryan Torres and Regan Cook in 2016, Vaer Watches offers “Swiss precision, minus the markups.” I love the look of Vaer’s minimalist watches with numbers, which are assembled and tested in the United States.
  9. Original Grain – Founded in 2013 via a sensational Kickstarter campaign, San Diego-based Original Grain sells stylish wood watches for men and women.

Men’s Jewelry Brands

Men are increasingly making room for jewelry in their wardrobes. (Sales of men’s jewelry skyrocketed during the pandemic lockdown.) The stylish men’s jewelry brands below are meeting the demand. For even more men’s jewelry options, see The Best Men’s Bracelets for Every Budget and Style and 25 Trusted Options for Buying Men’s Wedding Rings Online or IRL.

  1. Manly Bands makes super-interesting wedding rings for men from a variety of materials from titanium to cobalt chrome to antlers.
  2. David Yurman‘s truly unique luxury men’s bracelets are crafted variously from leather, sterling silver or chunky beads. Their stunning bracelets run from around $250 to more than $50,000 for custom statement pieces.
  3. Shay Jewelry makes some of the blingiest and most expensive diamond necklaces, rings, bracelets and earrings for men. Their extensive collection of luxury diamond jewelry for men ranges from around $1,400 to more than $200,000 for an out-of-control diamond mega-link necklace.
Inside Away Travel’s luggage.

Men’s Everyday Carry (Briefcases, Backpacks, Suitcases, Hats, Wallets, Leather Goods and Accessories)

  1. Away Travel — Steph Korey and Jen Rubio founded Away Travel, the Warby Parker of luggage, in 2016. Usually buying and toting luggage is a chore, but my coworkers and friends seem super-enthusiastic about their away suitcases. (Update: I bought, tried out and ultimately returned a hardcase version of Away’s bigger carry-on, and then bought, tried-out and kept their terrific nylon expandable bigger carry on, which I adore.)
  2. Herschel Supply Co. In 2009, brothers Lyndon and Jamie Cormack founded Herschel Supply Company in Vancouver. Today, the lifestyle brand serves up stylish backpacks, bags, carry-on suitcases and more for women, men and kids. Herschel Supply Co’s leather messenger bag is one of my favorite possessions.
  3. Satchel & Page makes gorgeous, heirloom-quality, 1940s-inspired bags and briefcases with a lifetime warranty. Daniel Ralsky founded Satchel & Page after discovering his Grandfather’s old map case from WWII.
  4. Level8 Cases produces gorgeous minimalist luggage, backpacks and organizers built for efficient travel.
  5. Floyd is “giving modern travel its mojo back” with their travel cases (suitcases) on 1970s skateboard-inspired wheels. The company received a Red Dot 2022 award and an IF Design award.
  6. Monos is positioning itself as an alternative to Away for stylish luggage. The Canadian brand was founded in 2018 to rave reviews.
  7. Baboon to the Moon – This fun brand, which makes travel “bags for adventure,” is all over my Instagram feed.
  8. Bellroy originally launched with a mission to slim down men’s wallets, and has grown to provide a range of products to bring calm and organization to your work-from-home life, including work folios and tech organizers. See my interview with co-founder Andy Fallshaw to learn more about Bellroy’s mission and how their products can help you tame your cords and bring calm.
  9. The Breton Company, founded by “recovering attorney” Joseph May, makes the Modern Day Briefcase, which boasts “the comfort and versatility of a backpack with the professional appeal of a briefcase.”
  10. Day Owl sells minimalist backpacks made from recycled plastic bottles.
  11. FlameKeepers Hat Club, founded by Marc Williamson in Harlem, New York, offers an incredible variety of sophisticated, stylish hats for men and women. Think boater, fedora, open crown, Panama, wide brim, newsboy and even top hats.
  12. Nomad Lane makes thoughtfully-designed bags. Its signature “Bento bag” can multitask as a briefcase, weekender, under-the-seat personal item and road trip essential that can compartmentalize all of your hand sanitizers, wipes and face masks.
  13. Peak Design, a sustainable fashion brand, sells backpacks, travel bags and totes made by fairly-paid workers.

Men’s Grooming and Skin Care Brands

Men’s skincare has come along way in the past ten years, with more men recognizing the benefits of at least a minimal grooming and personal care regimen. Below is a short list of men’s skin care brands. For more details and recommendations, see Modern Fellows’ Guide to the Best Men’s Skin Care Brands for Every Budget and Complexion.

  1. Disco makes some of my favorite premium skin care for men. In 2019, Ben Smith founded Disco after struggling to maintain healthy skin. Disco makes it surprisingly easy to introduce skin care into the rhythm of your day, and offers a full range of men’s skin care products from which you can tailor a regime. I like their unique charcoal face cleanser stick followed by Disco’s Hydrating Face Moisturizer.
  2. Paula’s Choice is one of my go-to skin care brands for men. Founded by Paula Begoun in 1995, the cruelty-free genderless brand offers moderately priced products ranging between $15 and $35, which I’ve found are light and very gentle on my sensitive skin. Paula’s Choice also shares an extensive ingredient dictionary that helps you research what’s going on your skin.
  3. Cremo Company makes my favorite slick shaving cream and amazing medium-hold hair styling cream.
  4. Duke Cannon Supply Company, headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, sells high-quality grooming products for men. Try their THICK Liquid Shower Soap, bar soap and Bloody Knuckles hand repair balm. Shop via their website or find Duke Cannon products at Amazon. See how Duke Cannon is supporting first responders and making fantastic PSAs during COVID-19.
  5. Lumin is a men’s skin care startup founded by Darwish Gani and Richard Hong in 2018. The California-based company doesn’t test its products on animals and seeks to provide a streamlined skin care regimen for guys.
  6. Tiege Hanley makes “uncomplicated” skin care products for men, available via monthly subscriptions or a la cart.
  7. Beardbrand was founded in 2012 by Eric Bandholz to supply high-quality beard, hair and body products for “beardsmen” without sulfates, parabens, and silicones. Get Beardbrand founder Eric Bandholz’s take on work-from-home beards and supporting healthy grooming habits during COVID-19.
  8. Mankind is a UK-based online destination for an extensive collection of shave, hair, skin, body, dental, makeup and at home grooming brands for men that ships free to the United States on orders over $100.
  9. Marlowe is a socially-conscious, high-quality skincare line for men whose best-sellers include scrub bar soap, men’s facial mosturizer, body lotion, body wash, aluminum-free deodorant, and shave cream.
  10. Stryx is a men’s skincare and cosmetics line that offers concealer and moisturizers to help men look their best.

Stylish Eyeglasses and Sunglasses for Men

I spend a lot of time tracking the best prescription eyeglasses for men.

Start with the stylish online eyeglass stores below, then explore where to buy the cheapest prescription glasses online, best online bets for cheap prescription sunglasses, alternatives to Warby Parker for home try-on programs, and whether blue light blocking glasses are worth it.

  1. Liingo Eyewear makes some of my favorite blue light blocking glasses and offers a great alternative to Warby Parker for trying on eyeglasses at home.  Follow this link and code MODERNFELLOWS for a 25% coupon off Liingo Eyewear.
  2. Vint & York sells vintage-inspired eyeglasses for the modern nostaglic. Review how Vint & York founder Larisa Ginzburg is using Zoom and VR to deliver unique customer experiences amid COVID-19. Get a 15% discount off your Vint & York order with coupon code MODERN15.
  3. Warby Parker does a great job of combining value, customer service and omnichannel access to both an innovative home-try on program for glasses and physical stores across the United States. (It’s home try on program for prescription eyeglasses has been widely replicated by alternative e-commerce eyewear startups.) Warby Parker is also one of the best places for stylish men’s sunglasses.
  4. Rheos, a South Carolina-based startup, makes stylish and uniquely functional sunglasses for men and women that are built to survive (and float) in salt water, making them perfect for fishing, boating and the beach. Get to know Rheos’ founder Jake Berton in this interview.
  5. Ambr Eyewear delivers prescription, reading and non-prescription glasses for men and women that filter blue light and UV rays with minimal tint.
  6. Proof Eyewear – Hailing from Boise, Idaho, Brothers Brookes, Tanner, and Taylor Dame began Proof Eyewear in 2010 focused on unique sunglasses. Today, following a compelling turn on CNBC’s Sharktank, the eyewear startup produces a range of sunglasses and prescription eyewear for men and women featuring cool frames made out of wood, cotton based acetate, recycled materials and more. Get a $20 coupon off any $60 order.

List of Online Sales on Stylish Men’s Clothing

Many of the stylish menswear brands above have stellar sales and ongoing coupon codes. See my comprehensive list of online sales on men’s clothing for up-to-date seasonal discounts and coupons on menswear.

These Online Men’s Clothing Stores Closed

Sadly, not every online men’s clothing store survives. Below are on line men’s clothing stores that have shut down (or who are in the process of winding up their operations).

  1. Trunk Club was an online personal stylist and another company like Stitch Fix. Nordstrom shut down Trunk Club in 2022 after acquiring it for $350 million in 2014. Go behind the scenes at the (now shuttered) Trunk Club Clubhouse in Washington, DC.
  2. Bluefly, the hugely-popular online clothing store for men and women, abruptly filed for bankruptcy on February 1, 2019. Update: As of 2021, Bluefly is back online with a new website selling “luxury brands at discount prices.”
  3. Bombfell, an online subscription-based men’s clothing startup, announced it would close.
  4. CLAD Men – I loved CLAD Men, a joint effort from Esquire and JC Penny. Sadly, JC Penny CEO Ron Johnson shuttered CLAD in January 2012.
  5. Chene Du Paris — Founded by Christian Chêne and Carlos Zermeño and based in Houston, Texas (not Paris), Chene Du Paris made really good-looking Chelsea boots and dress shoes for men in suede and leathers. At last glance, their online store appears to be on hold.
  6. High Bar Shirt Company had been making made-to-measure custom dress shirts in a family-owned factory in Newark, New Jersey dating back to 1933. The company suited up broadcasters including Howie Long, Michael Strahan and David Ortiz, but sadly went out of business amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Check out Modern Fellows’ article on World Series Dapper for more about HBSC.
  7. Lumina Clothing – Barton Strawn founded the now closed Raleigh, North Carolina-based menswear brand Lumina Clothing in 2009 as a hobby.  I had enjoyed getting to know his brand through conventions like Northern Grade and visiting their flagship store in downtown Raleigh, where he and his team fostered a community around the company’s American-made, preppy lineup of stylish men’s clothing.
  8. Office Wiederholt, founded by Sven Wiederholt, was one of my favorite places to buy thick, colorful socks for men online. OW manufactured their socks in Japan and sold directly via its website and through retailers like Gilt, Stag, and Wittmore. As of 2019, Office Wiederholt’s website was no longer active.
  9. RibbedTee made my absolute favorite undershirts. Their supima cotton v neck shirts are outstanding and long lasting. Sadly, they are closing at the end of 2020, though their website is active at last glance. Read more: American-Made RibbedTee Offered a Reason to Reexamine Your Undershirt Drawer.
  10. Thread.com was one of my favorite online department store destinations for British brands until it shut down unexpectedly in November 2022. Thread married Artificial Intelligence (AI) with online personal stylists to produce a curated online department store experience for men and women. Marks and Spencer acquired Thread’s technology.
  11. TIDAL New York was a Certified B Corp that sold American-made, sustainable fashion flip flops for men and women constructed from ecofriendly materials including Variable Biomass Oil. In a note dated November 30, 2021, founders Tim and Tommy Gibb wrote on that, “After 7 years, 200,000+ pairs of flip flops we are halting all brand operations. Maybe for good, or maybe just for now. Time will tell.”
  12. Podium Design offered exquisitely minimalist, affordable luxury cuff bracelets and Cuban link bracelets for men. Review how Podium Founder Chip Longenecker sought to elevate minimalist jewelry for men.
  13. Hugh & Crye — Pranav Vora founded this DC-based men’s fashion startup focused on uniquely-sized button down shirts that makes off-the-rack fit closer to custom.
  14. Ryu, aka “Respect Your Universe,” sold high-end, high-performance outerwear, tops and bottoms for men and women made from performance fabrics.
  15. Tact & Stone was a brand that was 100% committed to sustainable fabrics. The company only used organic natural materials or recycled materials to make what founder Landon Nash called the “highest-quality, lowest-impact menswear on the market.”

Who is missing?

Which men’s fashion startups and innovative apparel bread a are missing from this list? Leave your suggestions in the comments.


About Jake

Jake is an expert on men’s style and fashion based in Washington, DC. He founded Modern Fellows in 2012 to get to know the entrepreneurs and innovative clothing and lifestyle brands helping men dress sharp in the digital age. He has published hundreds of articles on style and apparel, and regularly interviews small business CEOs and startup founders about industry trends. Jake has written about entrepreneurship, international business and fashion for outlets including Business Week, Forbes, Inc., Details Style Syndicate and Primer Magazine.

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5 thoughts on “162 Stylish Online Men’s Clothing Brands To Transform Your Wardrobe in 2024”

  1. Awesome fashion brands. I was on the lookout for a gift for my partner, and I thought the decision will be an easy one, but after going through all these brands, now I’m more confused :)

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  2. Thanks for this! The way men dress has definitely changed drastically in the last 2 years. Power casual is my new thing. Roaring Fashions has been super helpful. I got a few handmade custom suits among other great wardrobe pieces. Cheryl Petteruti is a men’s fashion expert and if you’re looking for custom suits or a full wardrobe she’s highly recommended. I own a marketing agency and create content. My videos look more professional and I feel more confident meeting with clients virtually and in person. Her website is https://roaringfashions.com and she offers an initial consultation. She can do everything virtually, best part! And once she has your template, everything can be custom tailored easily.

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  3. a really nice list and definitely will check out some of the items.
    A bag for business men that are often on the move and looking for style and functionality that really does the job is the wayfarer by harpandhill. Haven;t seen it on the list and i think it really is a great addition to any man’s wardrobe. It can be found on their website http://www.harpandhill.com

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