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Just a heads up: SID MASHBURN isn’t the place you’re going to shop for an everyday suit. No, the Westside retailer is the place you go for the suit you’ll own for a lifetime — or the better part of it, since they start at $1,500. What’s more impressive than the quality and timelessness of the threads is the peak service customers can expect when they walk in. That even includes a liquor cabinet so shoppers can sip bourbon (or other spirit of their choice) while shopping. 1198 Howell Mill Road. 404-350-7135. www.sidmashburn.com.
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You ever wonder where that well-dressed mixologist at the trendy bar - the guy with his sleeves rolled up to reveal forearms covered in tattoos, maybe a circa-1870 mustache perched upon his liquor-drenched lip - got his Southern-gentleman-with-an-edge outfit? No? Well, should it ever occur to you to wonder, and he happens to work at a bar where the tips are good, there’s a decent chance some of his look was picked up at Billy Reid’s new Westside store. Open as of May, Reid’s Atlanta store is a homey, masculine affair that a local fashion site described as a “retired Army colonel’s antique-outfitted study” (we were thinking 19th-century farmhouse with a pop of color for a modern twist). As for the clothes, Louisiana-born-and-bred Reid’s designs for men and women are tailored and refined, but in a distinctly Southern way - crisp and rugged. His sense of style has gone over well in the fashion world well beyond our muggy, swampy slice of the U.S.A. (Reid was named GQ’s Best New Designer in America and won the Vogue Fashion Fund Award.) Located a stone’s throw from fellow high-end and eponymously named men’s boutique Sid Mashburn, Billy Reid is helping Atlanta’s Southern gentleman (and hot bartenders) look their best.
1170 Howell Mill Road. 404-994-3144. www.billyreid.com.
Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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Runner-up: Bill Hallman
792 N. Highland Ave., 404-876-6055, www.billhallman.com
Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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Runner-up
Urban Outfitters
3393 Peachtree Road, #2241-A, 404-264-8849
1061 Ponce de Leon Ave., 404-541-9256
www.urbn.com
Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2008 » Consumer Culture » Readers Pick
Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2008 » Consumer Culture » Readers Pick
Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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It’s unusual to stay relevant in fashion as long as BILL HALLMAN has, but somehow, this venerable store seems to have the freshest, cheekiest looks to help you stay ahead of the crowd. And now occupying an expansive 6,000-square-foot space, it has enough room to be twice as good. BH has always been about more than trendy denim and hipster T-shirts, but the addition of such men’s brands as Paul Smith and John Varvatos has upped the sophistication quotient. The women’s side, meanwhile, is off the hook, with more bags, accessories and even a carefully selected vintage selection.
Multiple metro Atlanta locations.
Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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Best Men’s Clothing Store BOA Award Winner
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Yes, they’ve got the usual Tommy, Ralph and Nautica out the wazoo, but what sets FILENE’S BASEMENT apart from the rest of the discount pack is the unpredictable but frequent infusion of hipper and more rare offerings: Diesel jeans, Missoni dress shirts, Valentino suits, French Connection T-shirts, Zegna ties, Ben Sherman slacks, even Prada shoes. And when it runs its New York Fashion Week promotion or gets the occasional delivery from a famed Manhattan style palace that begins with a “B,” the store has been known to be awash in Dolce & Gabbana, John Varvatos and Armani.
3535 Peachtree Road. 404-869-4466. www.filenesbasement.com.
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