Been a fan of Buck Mason for awhile, but from afar. After doing my research on the denim and tees, I checked this location out. And holy moly I will be a customer for life. Christopher helped us out today, gave us the spiel, and a water. Customer service that makes you smile and leave happy (whether you're busting or not). Great business. read more

Amazing shopping experience yesterday! If you need help with your style, Johannes is your guy! He knows his line of clothes so well. What will work best for certain frames, sizing, and styling. We walked in uncertain ,yet with Johannes's expertise, we left with confidence knowing items we purchased were perfect for the upcoming events as well as everyday. We can't thank him enough for the amount of time and care he took with us! He's a true Gem! read more

This is one of my family's regular spots and we love it. A lot of the clothes run too big for me, but when I do find something that fits, it's always one of my favorite pieces that season. The Fashion Island store is impeccably decorated (apparently by Leanne Ford, one of the co-founders) and smells amazing because they're always burning palo santo sticks. They never do sales, sadly, but I guess on the bright side you never have a reason to wait to buy anything(!). Staff is always very friendly and helpful, though there seems to be a somewhat high turnover rate for whatever reason. I was surprised to see that - as of this writing - there were only a few reviews. And just a note about some of the one-star reviews: Not to target anyone personally, but if you are starting several of your Yelp reviews with "Racist!!!" maybe the problem isn't the stores? And if you are complaining in several of your Yelp reviews that "this location does not take cash" maybe you should get a credit card (especially if you can afford to drop $600 at Buck Mason)? FWIW I'm Asian and I've always been offered water here... read more

There's something quietly powerful about a brand that owns its space. Not just the square footage, the lighting, the playlists, the scent of cedar, but the corner it carves out in your brain. Buck Mason does just that. Whether you stumble across them in a glossy mag or wander into one of their stores on a lazy afternoon, the vibe hits you fast: confident, calm, and cool. The kind of cool that doesn't need a logo or a sales pitch. The color palette tells the story before anyone does--beige, navy, off-white, and military green. No peacocking. No bold pattern nonsense. Just solid, wearable stuff that feels like it could have belonged to a dockworker or a drummer. Mix any two pieces and they'd probably get along better than most people at a dinner party. Most of what they sell leans toward casual, refined, yes, but still ready for a whiskey spill or an unplanned road trip. Their tees have gained cult status thanks to something called a barrel weaving process, which sounds technical but wears like a lived-in favorite. And the crewneck sweatshirts? Straight out of a 1970s boxing gym, deep v-notch and all. You half expect to see De Niro in Raging Bull lacing up in the corner. But I wasn't in the mood for soft cottons and throwback sweats. I had a plane ticket to South America and needed a jacket. Something that could take the heat, pack well, and still turn heads over a glass of Malbec. The sales guy got it right away. We rifled through a few: a hopsack number that felt like summer in Florence, a solid seersucker that flirted with preppy without committing, and then the winner, a navy linen sport coat that curved around my frame like it had been waiting for me. It was both modern and nostalgic. The kind of jacket that could just as easily visit a vineyard or vanish into a jazz club. If I'd had more time, I might've dropped a small fortune. The only knock? Not everything fits my tall frame. But what does fit looks sharp. Buck Mason knows what it's doing. And it doesn't need to shout about it. read more

We were staying in California about 40 minutes from Newport and drove to this mall specifically to go to Buck Mason. The store was visually stunning and everything was very organized and easy to pick though. All of the employees were incredibly helpful and not only helped with the clothing but gave us great suggestions for things to do in Dana point (where we were staying). They offered us sparkling water and I got to sit and look through some of their cool books while my husband tried items on. The fits were impeccable and we bought 6 shirts for him for about $250, which for the quality and quantity felt really good. Definitely suggest here if you're looking for good quality men's basics. read more

Walked into the store looking for a couple items when Ryan offered some assistance. His suggestions matched my style perfectly and he provided excellent service elevating the experience. Will be back! read more

I first discovered this clothing brand through Nordstrom down in San Diego. When I researched that there's a store not far from where I live in Orange County, I had to stop by to see what they have in person. Buck mason store is really nicely designed and has a cool Porsche parked right in the front. That's a huge plus for me since I'm a huge Porsche collector. As I was looking at the clothes, a kind gentleman offered to help me. I forgot his name but he was very helpful and brought me many items that I had no idea that they had, but I ended up purchasing. The quality of the clothing is amazing and it's by far the most comfortable clothes I have. I will be back for more! read more

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Needed an upscale casual look for a new job starting tomorrow. CLAUDIA warmly welcomed me, gave tasteful suggestions, and I walked out with 4 great pieces! THANKS CLAUDIA-I shall return. Brad D. read more

I've been shopping menswear since the peak resurgence of menswear (late 2000s/early 2010s) and Buck Mason was one of the original brands focusing on quality basics. Before you'd turn to your big chains--you'd turn to your local Gap/BR and if you were "ahead of the time", maybe you would have found Uniqlo on your travels. But at the end of the day, they're basics. Why would you pay more than $15-$20 for a t-shirt? And that's where Buck Mason answers that question. You don't need to pay a lot for quality and to look good. But if you pay a fair price, you'll get something that you'll enjoy for YEARS (plural) to come. And you can see it in the space. The Experience: It's not a huge spot, but it's clean and tastefully done. I love that there's a Porsche as a center piece and perhaps more than that, books and seats, tastefully placed. If the prices still are "overwhelming" for the regular guy, the service puts you at ease. The Service: I've shopped here twice for their tees and have gotten great service from Will. He's informative without being pushy and even offered me a Topo Chico on both occasions. Thanks Will! The Product: They're known for their tee-shirts and that's what I shop for here. I've enjoyed my share of top quality tees from $15-$75 and Buck hits somewhere in the middle. They're somewhere in between a slim-relaxed fit, and are of a thinner fabric. Some guys like the beefy tees and like my pizza crust, I prefer a thinner cotton because it allows for more comfort, breathability and layering--especially in sunny, Southern California. And if you enjoy "Made in the USU", then their product is icing on the cake! Overall, if you're the guy who is looking to build a no fuss, high quality wardrobe, Buck Mason should be your first stop to add those foundational pieces to build around. T-shirts, Jeans, Sweatshirts. After all, if you can't pull the basics off well then you'll be challenged with the rest of your style/wardrobe. read more

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Racist!!!!! I came here on a Saturday with my husband. It was crowded I went to the dressing room. The SALS GUY giving everyone water but NOT my husband bc we are the only ASIAN people in the store. I had several clothes trying and he NEVER asked if the size or anything. But he came to the white guy in the next dressing room every 3mins! Seriously. He is being so so so rude and the way speaking to me is like I own him money or sth. He has black hair and big eyes. I shopped at fashion island very often and I never experienced sth like this. I like several clothes I was trying but when I came out of the dressing room my husband said they were racist and rude so I left the clothes on the sofa and left. Trust me I rarely post any reviews but I just never met a person like this! You are losing business if u keep hiring people like this! read more

I've been looking for 100% cotton tees to upgrade from the polyester stuff I've been wearing for years. I came across Buck Mason and a few other brands on Google, but stumbled upon the store at fashion island while shopping for other items. Recognizing the brand from online, I went into the store and came out with six new tees. The customer service from Will T. was incredible as he helped me will all of the different fits and material types in addition to offering me a cold Topo Chico to help with the hard work of trying on clothes. It took a while to dial in my fit since I'm a thin 6'4 with a long torso but Will stuck with me the whole way. Overall amazing experience. read more

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This location does not take cash. Not everyone has the luxury of paying by card. Discriminating practice. You know it's wrong when the sales person offers to put the $600 charge on her card and asks me to give her my cash. Another person in there same problem, didn't want her husband to see the charge because it was a gift. Literally turning away business. read more