STAG Provisions For Men

Wandered into Stag while visiting Austin with no intention to buy anything (it was the first store I walked into and I was just browsing). I had such awesome, genuine conversation with the employees, who asked about my career, hometown, family and more - it made me WANT to support this small business! I showed Chase a picture of my husband and asked him to help me find a gift that would fit him well. He shared with me which items ran small and helped me pick out an awesome cable knit t-sweater. Not to mention the postcard of Austin food/drink/entertainment recommendations that they share with visitors from out of town! Such an awesome group of people worth supporting.

With increasingly online retail spaces, I was reminded today about the importance of shopping in person. When I visited STAG, I met Jake and we spent a few minutes bonding over our love for menswear. He provided some great recommendations, which was super helpful considering we are similar builds. I will definitely be back! Thanks, Jake.

By far the best men’s store in Austin! Really great, varied selection of brands, some that I already knew and love (like RRL, Far Afield, and Faherty) and others that I am just now discovering (Universal Works and SKU). Would definitely recommend this place. It’s def not cheap, but really cute, high quality stuff.

Chase is an awesome help here! I’ve brought a few friends in when they visit Austin for the great selection of mens clothes and unique fits. He was helpful in seeing the shape of someone and knowing what brand would fit and what wouldn’t fit which helped us not waste time in the dressing room.

I'm a fan of this place. Prices are high admitting, however most of their clothing is made here in the U.S. from imported fabric. Big plus for me. My suggestion is taking advantage of anything on sale. Yesterday I purchased $95 shorts for around $45. HUGE!

Went in looking specifically for an Alex Mill wool jacket that wasn't on the floor. The associate went to the stock room and found it for me. They saved a Florida boy in 30° weather.

Awesome and stylish collection of men’s clothing. Something to be aware of — it is very expensive. Staff were all incredibly nice!

Consistently the coolest store. Good people. A little spendy as others have already pointed out. But very neat stuff. Yup.

Stag is a find! They consistently have very particular, refined, and distinct clothing. I came in to get something for my boyfriend, who is overly appreciative of the attention to detail, and was blown away. I write, maybe one yelp review a year, but this was noteworthy. I still can't get over the amount of respect and kindness I was treated with. 2020 has been a shitshow, but a little kindness goes along way. It could have been a little uncomfortable as a woman walking into a stylized men's lifestyle store, but their staff is very above and beyond. Top notch Stag, I'm forever a fan.

It is incredibly bizarre to me that an indie boutique would totally shaft a customer, especially on a street filled with chain stores. And yet, that precisely what happened to me. I was waiting on a size for a jacket and got left in the dressing room, only to walk out and see all the employees just hanging out. No one did much to help me out or assist me. I've been into almost every shop with men's product on South Congress this week, but somehow Stag managed to be the worst of the bunch. When I asked employees at one of the other stores on the avenue if this was typical of Stag, they grimaced and said "yeeeeeah..." Disappointing.

STAG is such a great spot for good quality clothing at a fair price. They couldn't have been more helpful so customer service is top notch! I left buying some great pants I likely would have never considered before so they know their stuff and how clothes ultimately fit! Couldn't recommend more!

Amazing spot! I love the vibe of this boutique! My favorite part is the variety of different brands from across the country. From the clothing to the postcards, they seal out the best and the most unique! Bring some dollars to this store, you may over spend but your purchases will be high quality!

When I entered the place I really liked the feel of the environment. However, I quickly realized that they value their feel more than they do reasonable economic mark-ups. Having worked in clothing a sold many of the brands they carry they are on average 50-75% higher that other stores that carry exact same products. Again a Nice looking store but not one I would spend my money.

By far the best shop in Austin for men's clothing. They source the raddest, highest quality items to exist with the customer service to match it. Andy and the STAG gentlemen helped me swap out my jacket with unmatched patience. Keeps me coming back time and time again.

Amazing designs and great quality fabrics. Nice displays and great customer service. Not for every day shopping because it's pricey so I keep it for special occasions!

Cool shop and the staff was very fun and helpful. You could tell they liked their jobs and Rico even gave us a short list of his favorite bars/restaurants that he recommended since we were visiting Austin.

I brought my son here to shop and I ended up buying a few things for myself. Chase offered excellent customer service. Overall, it was a great experience.

"Customer service" reps needs some retraining . After being barked at to use hand sanitizer upon walking in, not a word was said to me asking if I needed help. I asked a guy at the front if they had any larges in a particular shirt and he simply mumbled. A store selling mens clothing should be staffed with men , not shy boys that gossip instead of help you.

Stag is a modern men's outdoors store with a vibe that feels like a mix of REI and Nordstrom's all wrapped up in a small neighborhood store. That have popular and unique brands that really speak to the theme of the store. They have beautiful clothes that you can't go into many stores to find, most of what they have is only found at only stores! If you want some sweet jackets, unique facial products, cool jewelry, and some nice flannels, you need to stop by Stag and grab some. The prices are high but if your willing to pay a premium for quality then this store is for you! An Austin clothing staple and a must visit for tourists or locals!

I wish I could give them 0 stars. Just a word of advise, if you come here be prepared to be harassed by the staff. My boyfriend and I came in to buy a sweater because it was too cold that evening. I'm not sure if the man "helping" him didn't realize we were together, but whenever my boyfriend went to try it on in the back this man called another girl over and told her to stand by the fitting room. The next five minutes she hovered over that area and proceeded to follow him around the store. I made a comment loud enough to let them know we were aware and only then did they stop following us around. Oh and they were lucky he needed that sweater, otherwise he wouldn't have spent money there. Overpriced garbage and cheaply made.

BUYER BEWARE! I was visiting town and I bought an RRL shirt right before the holidays for my partner. It was an expensive shirt so I explained to the salesperson that it was a gift for someone out of town and asked if they would be able to refund the shirt if it didn't fit. He said, "no problem, and that they had an extended date into January for holiday purchases." He also said that I didn't need to hang on to a receipt because they had the purchase in the system by my email and could look it up that way. Fast forward, the shirt wasn't right and I called back to ask the best way to initiate the return only to be told that returns are store credit only. I related what I had been told and they handed me off to the store manager, Jen. After A LOT of back and forth she finally agreed to refund the shirt. So, I mail the shirt to them (on my own dime) and confirm that they got it. Then no word. No refund. Nothing. So, I call a few times and ask to be contacted. Jen finally sends an email to tell me that they can't refund the shirt because they don't have a record of the shirt in their system by my email (mind you, I also sent the date and amount and confirmation for a credit card transaction at their store on top of everything else). So, at this point they have the shirt back in their inventory and hundreds of dollars of revenue from me and that seems to be just fine with them. They have not reached out to me in any way, shape, or form to offer a solution (even to just return the shirt). I've filed a dispute with my credit card company over the charge and I've also filed a formal complaint with the Better Business Bureau in the hopes that they can help me get my money back and bring this to closure. This goes so beyond bad customer service into an outright lack of any kind of integrity, principles, or good business sense. The worst part is that they truly seem to care less. It is absolutely no wonder so many people have such a terrible experience at this store. Truly sad.

This place sells high end mens clothing and has a low end customer service along with a shitty return policy. Well to be more clear there is no "return" policy which I found out only after purchasing. Exchanges or store credit only! You're better off to just try on here and go purchase from the actual company online who all accept returns without keeping your money hostage. Most of the staff are cold, unhelpful and even make sure you feel it when you ask a question. I asked an employee if he could check another location for the size I need at another location and he literally stared at me, then walked away without an answer. SPEND YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY ELSEWHERE !

Great clothes for men!!! Oscar was incredibly helpful in finding something to buy for my boyfriend. Definitely a must go in austin !

Cool atore. Everything for men. Clothes shoes and all accessories. Great sales in back but still expensive.

What a lovely selection of clothing. I absolutely fell in love with the women's selection of clothing. Some very cool pieces. The owner is absolutely wonderful and offered us some local sparkling water to try on the hot summer day we came in to browse. T hey don't try to hard sell you anything you don't want. Found lots of great items. I would buy the whole men's department for my husband if I could. Will definately check out their Venice location since it is closer to home.

Customer Service, Customer Service, Customer Service. I am not a big Yelper, but....on a recent trip to Austin this past weekend I was excited to visit this store for the first time after seeing their website and what they had to offer. The store had wonderful items, but the lack of customer service was laughable. I wasn't looking for attention, but seeing the staff ignore customers and talk amongst themselves was curious and odd. The lone hold-out from that pervasive behavior was the security guard at the door who was greeting folks. Beyond that this store was self-serve. Advice: a staff meeting is in order Managers/Owners.

Great selection of tasteful clothing displayed and stored properly. Store is a bit on the smaller size and can feel cramped. Staff seemed busy, but one of them did ask me if I needed help and if I knew about the sale. Definitely a $$$ places, but you can find some pieces that are more $$. The clothing style here is grown manly quality pieces that are fashionable and timeless.

I had so much fun looking around this store. Great layout and friendly service. Be ready to eat a piece of pizza at Home Slice next door because you smell it walking in and out and it's like the smell of heaven. Stag is great though, great selection of products.

I just wanted to respond as well to the owner's feedback, which I respect but that does not change my rating. I'll try to keep the glibness in check here (oops, too late! I just ooze glib...). I do understand how a review might affect a business, but your store caters to a niche that I doubt would take my opinion too seriously. However, for those other frugal (cheap?) folks out there, in MY niche, I wanted to satisfy their curiosity if they had any, about your product. And for the record, my husband and I have plenty of Kohl's quality items in our closets that have lasted 5+ years. It's simply about taking care of your possessions. Sometimes, tho, you have to wonder about spending the money on certain fashions (like lumberjack), as their quality could outlast their trend or usefulness. Denim is everlasting, but then I've never paid more than $50 for "quality" jeans either. I have several shirts that I paid $20 for in my closet that I now question why I ever jumped on that trend, but it's no big loss if it never rolls around again. In this instance, maybe I am becoming like my parents, who raised us to be frugal. But I am a rare breed that doesn't mind turning into my folks. I respect that trait and would rather be extravagant in my life experiences than in my possessions. And I will admit that we did indeed see some $40 t-shirts but I felt that was just a redundant argument for my point. A $40. white. t-shirt. Granted it was super duper soft and bff and I thought about buying them for pillowcases, but again, my pillowcases get soft naturally from years of drool and washings. Also I wondered about the nipple factor with those. Would one have to wear a shirt under that shirt or band aids? I don't appreciate being made out as someone who doesn't support local business. I do shop locally for alot of things but don't feel that has to be synonymous with overpriced goods. I wish you luck with your business. Again, I have no doubt that your customer base is oblivious to my thoughts and you do seem to have a big fan base here on Yelp, but I will continue to buy inexpensive clothes and save my pennies for more important things.

This is place is dope, I gotta admit. Perfect addition to the South Congress universe. From the moment you walk in, you feel like you're in cool mens store. They've got mens clothing, shoes, books, furniture and other unique items that most guys will appreciate instantly. It feels like an Anthropologie store but 'guy'-ized .. I mean this in a good way. Off the top of my head I would say that they've got a great collection of shoes. PF Flyers and Clarks, not to mention Frye's and Austin's very own HELM Boots. I also noticed that they've got an interesting line by Ralph Lauren there, called RRL... I guess it could be called workwear/western wear? They also have a rad style of flannel shirts/vests. I forgot the name. I donno. Basically.. if anybody wants to buy me something for Xmas, just go shop at STAG. OH YEAH! AND THEY HAVE WHITTLED KNIVES... so rad. Plus.. the smell of Homeslice floating over, this place just feels good.

To be clear, I really like the selection of clothes. I just made a huge purchase at the domain location and decided today to give the soco location a look to see if they had anything I liked. I stopped in at around noon and a worker there was extremely rude to me the moment I picked up a jacket. He did not offer to start a fitting room for me but had a really bad attitude about me trying something on. "we are going to have to sanatize that when you try that on" is what he said with an attitude. I immediately put it down and left the store. Whoever that rude little man was, just cost the store a purchase and lost a long-standing customer.

I usually order from their online store since they do not have one in Boston. Luckily they were down the street from my hotel when I visited Austin. I did not plan for the weather when I left Boston and they saved my life with shorts and short sleeve shirts. You get what you pay for and their clothes will last you years.

Good selection of accessories, some great shirts from Hamilton and Gitman. This is exactly the kind of store I would usually really like - in fact I have shopped in the Houston Stag store often and it has a completely different atmosphere. Not sure if it because there are so many tourists visiting this store, but the staff are very disengaged and unfriendly. Save your energy, there are plenty of other stores carrying exactly the same stock with better attitudes. Plus - selling " East Austin" hipster t-shirts on South Congress....? wtf

Admittedly, I haven't been in to this store in quite some time so it's possible they could have changed their ways. After my experience, however, I'm unlikely to ever go back. I was about to spend a nice chunk of change on a Filson jacket for my husband but the staff didn't have the time of day to help me or answer any of my questions. The store was not busy at the time, and there appeared to be plenty of employees present, so I was confused and disappointed that no one wanted to help me purchase an expensive jacket. Oh well, I took my business elsewhere. I would recommend By George for similar products, but a far better customer service experience.

Eh, we expected more bowties/etc, but the stuff was definitely priced for the quality, perhaps a bit higher. Friendly, knowledgeable staffers.

Lately I've been partial to western, industrial workwear so this was a spot I didn't want to miss. There were a few shirts I wanted to buy but I passed on them since I shouldn't be spending money at the moment. Check out the website.

Worst customer service. Don't come here. We have spent hundreds if not thousands of dollars here. We went in to do a return of shoes that didn't work out and their store policy is that they will only allow exchanges. While I certainly understand the need for policies, this is just one I can't stand behind. I will no longer be coming here due to the inflexibility and poor customer experience. I tried supporting more of a local type of business, but I'll be taking my business back to Nordstrom.

A men's clothing store that presents itself as cool and hip but unfortunately is as lame as the BUSH song they were playing when I walked in. I bought a pair of shoes that turned out to be too small and even with receipt in hand, refused to exchange them for a different size. His reasoning was "you had 5 days to return them, why did you wait so long?" The only reason I went there in the first place was because I was in a bind and needed shoes asap, I should have known what kinda store I was in when I saw Levi's marked at $120. Levi's you can find at just about any mall or clothing store for $60-70. Anywho, moral of the story is the manager is a tool and you should stay away from the overpriced garbage bin that is this store.

This store is really cool. They house a ton of hip, neat men's ware but it is not cheap! My boyfriend and I were told this was a cool shop to pop in and see their denim- I really liked the funky and stylish shirts that they carried. The store overall was clean, well organized and had a lot of clothes to choose from. If you're really interested in upscale men's fashion, this is the spot for you!

We always stop in when on Soco and have been to a handful of their events. I've always had great service and conversations with the employees here. They help me pick out items when I can't makeup my mind and input when comparing pieces. Yes, the stuff is expensive, but it's because it's high quality clothes. People complaining about the price of the stuff obviously have no idea about the fabrics or making process of them. Raw denim, heavy denim, handmade, not made in China..... This all makes for a better quality product that you can't buy just anywhere....and shocker, this does cost more. Long story short, if you're into high quality menswear, rad accessories, and free beer.... Then def stop by and get some pizza next door

After I wrote to their customer service about the issue, they did refund the shipping, and that went a long way in me considering buying from them again. However, I do feel if that most online retailers should be more like Bonobos, where they offer free shipping and returns. It is the only way I will go out on a limb and try different things risk free, and pick out multiple sizes so I get the right fit.

Overrated and over priced. This place reminds me of the same beard men's "fine fashion" that you can find everywhere now a days. Basically expensive hipster clothes. My boyfriend and I walked in (and he has a great fashion sense) and he was wearing a shirt he bought from the gap - one of the mannequins there was wearing the same shirt for double the price. If you want to smell like a pine tree or a musky raccoon then check out their colognes. You can find cheaper, better clothes around town.

I just got a gift for Christmas from my family that lives out of town. "7 days over the return date" of an online purchased item. I have spend thousands and thousands of dollars at Stag and have been a strong supporter for years. The girl (who I have never seen) told me I've had the opportunity to return the item since Christmas. This is untrue and unimportant. Stag you have had my love, but this is absurd. I wish you the best BUT will NEVER recommend or shop with you again. Best wishes in Venice and Dallas. Over priced. Under styled.

Such great collections and a nice boutique for women in the back. Very helpful staff. Bought a cute jacket for m husband.

I love Stag and shop there fairly often. Most recently, though, I stopped in to have a pair of Jack Purcell's replaced as one of the shoes were defective. Unfortunately, they we're out of my size at all their locations, so getting the same pair was not an option. Will, a manager, extended and applied a credit to my account there since a replacement was unavailable. Great staff, excellent selection and beautiful space.

Great service and selection for the urban stag. Brian helped us out and cut through the noise to find the right threads and boots. Very well curated shop!

PENIS ENVY. again. and again. The first time I went into this store I hated it because everything i picked up was for their upper tier client. My bad luck. $200 for a button down. really...? and what's up with the lumber jack motif...? Paul Bunyan I am not. The second time I went here I purchased $78 black chords for my new sweetie, bought a $60 cool-as-shit billfold for my 16 year old nephew, a $9 flyer balsa wood plane for a friends's boy, a $40 soft-as-hell baby blue sweatshirt bestseller for a friend, a screw-to-the-wall old school beer opener that says -obviously- "open here", and I perused the awesome architecture and art books. The third visit I was searching for a Christmas gift for my pop, someone who doesn't need anything, is just happy with his daughters presence for christmas dinner, and is a very dapper dresser. He would spank me if he knew I spent $280 on a classic black sweater for him, leather on the shoulders and elbows. I think he will love it. I only have one dad. He will soon have only one sweater. Five owners. One I know is Joel Mozersky. Many in the design community watch this guy because he has had unicorns coming out of his butt since the 80's... interior designer, everything he touches turns to gold. EVERYthing. He walked in as we were leaving and I was able to ask about the STAG approach. I hated it the first time, felt like seeing a $200 button down shirt was snooty... He said that they have 3 price points because some people LIKE that button down. He said if you are looking for the $60 shirt or the $260 shirt, it can be found here. Masculine. Classic. Beautiful store. Beautiful merchandise. If I wore men's clothes, I would come here...

My man is very picky. So much so that we gladly give each other gift certificates for birthdays and Christmas with no worry of impersonal reactions. I typically rely on my old faithful, Service, to be of assistance. But this year I wanted to surprise my darling with a new spot to buy clothes. My daily drive down South Congress had me watching the new Stag location grow up from a small construction site to a luscious Men's clothing store. The first Yelp reviews had me tickled to stop in and see what they offer. First impression of Stag - pleasantly manly and strong. I felt like I walked into a men's lodge, with a fantastic combination of leather fringe vests, red plaid button downs and strapping accessories. A few pieces that stood out was the selection of men's shaving products. They carry Jack Black shaving products - which are amazing. I also sniffed a sweet fragrant candle called Cannabis. Perfect gift for the chic pothead in your life! Now the gift certificates are marvelous. They look like wooden buffalo nickles and come in different denomination increments. What a creative twist to the typical, boring gift card/certificate. I can't wait to see what he picks out. Judging from the threads in Stag, I know he will be sexified head to toe.

STAG gets three stars. They might deserve more, but probably not. Oh, and I've dropped a few hundred there. And some labels they have are dope-- Life After Denim, Oliver Spencer, etc. I could do without the RRL and Hamilton, but I realize there's a subset of fifty year-old douchebags with no taste. Nevertheless, some cool brands, with some really awesome pocket knives, and a decent layout. But . . . that '04 service that borders between ignoring and keeping it weird, and the fact that they have Fireman's 4 and never effing offer it to me. Seriously, take the hit on your product cost and offer people a beer. Engage them. Tell me why Oliver Spencer is cool (I already know). Until then, no coffee. Coffee is for closers.

Now this is a men's store. What you want a mens store to be, manly, great quality products, and nice service. My problem is, depending on your income, you'll have a hard time affording some things, specially since some of the brands are on the higher end of the spectrum here.

Bought these pair of Baldwin Denim pants from Stag. Altered them because I alter all of my clothes to fit my short stocky frame. First day I wore them they ripped. They ripped in an unusual place. It was to the right of the left back pocket. I had squatted down to get a pen when they ripped so you would think the rip would be the mid seam. Unfortunately Stag doesn't stand behind the clothes they sell and luckily baldwin does and they totally took care of me. So buy baldwin just dont buy it from Stag.

If you want to go out to your ranch and look good sitting around the house with a whiskey in hand....here is the place you need to shop. If you do not have a ranch or like whiskey, you'll look so good that someone will probably invite you to their ranch and hand you a whiskey...just drink it. Just what Austin needed. A modern men's clothing store that is not metro or stuck on themselves. This place has great brands you won't find in most places and a staff that seems to be able to put together outfits that match a person's style. As most people have stated, the clothing is jeans, flannel, leather boots, khakis, and accessories for men. The clothing style if very casual but different than a J. Crew look that anyone can get from a catalog. Prices seemed like what you would pay in a boutique but I respected that they had some offerings below $100 given that it is casual clothes. Well done and we will see how long this place goes without some competition.

I think BJ is a little off on this place. Its not just DOPE, it's SUPER DOPE! This place smells like leather and flannel in the good way. There is everything a man could want from Clarks, homemade knifes, vintage albums, kick ass sun glasses, etc, etc, etc... For only being open a week, they have set the bar on men's fashion and cool. I can't wait to go back.

I've been avoiding Stag only because I know what kind of damage it's going to inflict on my wallet. Finally I gave in. (Caveat: I do know the owners and knew generally what to expect.) Aesthetically, this is the best looking -- and best curated -- men's store in town, bar none - which isn't the least surprising given that two of its grand poobahs are design legend Joel Mozersky and Mercury Design maestro Steve Shuck. By "curate" btw I simply mean an intermingling of the primary merchandise on sale (clothes) with all sorts of good, interesting books, eclectic ephemera and even furniture for sale. The closest comparison I can think of is the original Jack Spade store in New York. (Or, if we want to go really high-falutin', Colette in Paris.) Austin has a paucity of good men's stores, and an even bigger paucity of ones that carry original merchandise that are affordable (no, I'm not counting Zara), so it was a refreshing change of pace to see lines of well-constructed button-down shirts at a $50 price point. The Stag guys seem to make a point of going after indie designers who make clothes that aren't precious or effete or outrageously expensive -- you can find that at Barneys Co-op or the now-reopened By George Men -- but rather across the board basics for nonconformists who don't just want whatever's on the racks this season at Banana Republic. I see Stag's gotten some flak on here for carrying RRL, which is made by Ralph Lauren. In defense of it, RRL is *very* different from your average Polo crap: it's true rugged sophistication, and very well-constructed over all (not to mention far more Western-oriented). As for prices: all I'll say is don't go in, look at the $200 price tag on the Burkman Bros shirt on the front table and assume the whole store's priced that way. Yes, they have a couple of semi-pricey brands, but the majority of the store is quite reasonably priced.

This is not a bargain hunters paradise, nor does it try to be. This is however a great local run shop that has a great variety of cool clothing and accessories for men. I just bought two great shirts here today and had impeccable help from two guys that worked there. One even offered me a beer while I shopped! I have to admit, I loved that touch!

This place is called "Stag" for a reason. Not "Fancy Lads Emporium" or "The Distinguished Gentleman Haberdashery"... but that's mostly because they won't change their name and seem to be ignoring the suggestions I tape to their front door on occasion written on the finest vellum. One manner of defining the store is that it calls to mind leather bound books and the smell of rich mahogany. It may not be somewhere you shop on a regular basis - I myself come only on occasion due to a limited budget for spendy threads - but everything I've purchased has been of the finest make and quality and I've yet to regret any of said purchases. A well-curated selection of boutique goods for the manliest of men or the the most handsome of women. I was even compelled to buy a vest, which one may view via my profile if one so desired. The good thing about Stag clothes is that they call to my mind bare-knuckled Irish brawlers from the 1800's and Great Gatsby-esque straight-razor wielding gangsters. ... that may sound negative, but trust me... in my mind it's awesome. All that is missing are steampunk jetpacks. Talley-ho!

If you sometimes wonder where Steve McQueen might've shopped for classic, timeless, tasteful, simple, refined and obviously carefully selected clothing and goods, then this is the place to visit. Steve could've built this place. One step in the front door and you'll realize that you aren't in your typical off-the-rack shop. The flavor is in the details. Fine artful books that run the gamut from vintage Playboy collections to your favorite Taschen titles like the aforementioned Steve McQueen (Yes, I'm obsessed) are stacked about the space. Other details include simple and strong vintage furniture, buckles and jewelry.....yes real men aren't afraid of some shiny. As your senses take in the space and the scenery, you realize that it's more of a showroom for how you wish your life was at home than just a simple place to get a new pair of kicks. Take in the sights and notice the details guys......THIS is how real men SHOULD shop! It's obvious a lot of careful creative planning went into this shop, but it manages to not come off as contrived or ill-conceived in a presented corporate way of forcing cheap goods down your throat. This is as good if not better than many of the boutique shops I've seen in NYC and Europe. Hats off to Stag. These guys will likely be getting some of my hard-earned cash for years to come.

This is exactly the kind of menswear store you never see-- tasteful and stylish, but with affordable prices. Combines two very disparate concepts-- masculinity and fashion-- but somehow manages to pull it off. No shiny t-shirts, ripped jeans or anything passé like that. A very adult, but not stodgy, approach with more than a hint of Western influence.There is a discerning eye at work here which is all I ask of any establishment. They actually carry a fair amount of work clothes-- broad cuts and heavy duty materials. But they also have some more refined fabrics with modern tailoring. It all blends together nicely into a very compelling "high/low" aesthetic. Did I mention the clothes are affordable?