Alexander is a second generation clothier. In the tradition of excellence, he raised his heritage…read morehigher. We are the beneficiaries of the honor he placed before his father. Fine apparel. No better quality.

Okay, so you know right off the bat this is a high-end store and the clothing will not be cheap. I…read moremean it is decades old and run by the Julian family, as in fashion designer Alexander Julian and his sister. We don't often pop in but decided to stop by while walking up and down Franklin Street. I had bought a pair of (expensive) socks from them years ago, and on a whim I bought a similar pair. I considered it a Christmas present to myself. The fashion and offerings are colorful and of good taste. The staff were pleasant, even though their register printer was not working, so they texted me my receipt. Worth stopping by when you're in town. PS, they also offer gift cards.

I LOVE Rumors!! I make the drive from GSO to Chapel Hill to shop new items and honestly, this is…read morethe only place where I sell/donate my clothes that I no longer need in my closet. Any items that you bring and they accept will give you 35% CASH BACK, while STORE CREDIT is 65% (personally I use store credit). There's always something good I find here and never leave the store empty. Price point for their items are reasonable unless you find more of the higher end brands at a higher price. Recently, I found 2 Urban Outfitter items and A New Day (Target) trench coat jacket for $8! Overall, Rumors is an awesome spot to buy thrifted items. The employees that I encountered with are cool and sweet, and is very close to UNC campus since they're located on Franklin St and minutes away from Carrboro.

Prices are insane. $20 for a shirt... a used shirt. I might as well buy it used. Also, street…read moreparking, sucks. On the bright side- employees were nice, seemed like it was well organized

This is a great shop for men's clothing! The displays are attractive and lure you in, and once…read moreinside, the staff are personable and hilarious! We bought a few things while there and next time we're in the area, we'll visit again!

Very knowledgeable, friendly and courteous staff. High quality clothing and, in my estimation, the…read morefinest men's store in Pinehurst and Southern Pines. Exceptional service!

Saved us from disaster and with a smile on their face!…read more In town for a family wedding. Ready to walk out the door to the church and my husband realized he'd forgotten his tie. And by just any tie! His Christmas bow tie that matches his heirloom pocket square. Luckily, Ashby's was just down the street! Walked in, told them what happened and walked back out 4 minutes later with exactly the right thing. Fantastic selection, speedy service and thoughtful attention to the details of what i needed completely saved the day. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

Mr. Bridges is the man! Helpful professional that'll get you looking sharp. So glad I found this…read moreplace while visiting town for a wedding.

This review is of Hunter - sales guy more so than Tiknors. They actually have some nice clothes…read morebut if you are thinking of shopping here - DO NOT work with Hunter (tall guy, dark hair, beard, & glasses). I purchased a new suit for an upcoming wedding. When I picked the suit up it had 2 chalk marks on the sleeve. I pointed it out and Hunter said he would steam it out. He returned with the suit in a garment bag. When I got home I took it out and there were now 2 black marks where the chalk marks used to be. I returned to the store the next day and showed it to Hunter and he said it would come out once it was drycleaned. Honestly, I was shocked he didn't offer to have it dry cleaned. I just spent $1000 on a suit, shirt, tie, etc and he told me I would need to take it to get it dry cleaned. So before I wear the brand new suit I just purchased from you, that you marked up, I have to pay to have it dry cleaned? He said "yes". I asked to speak to the manager and fortunately the manager had enough customer service acumen to do the right thing and save some future business. So, avoid Hunter at all cost - ask for Ben instead. (I originally worked with Ben but when I returned for the fitting Ben was on vacation and due to the timing of the wedding I coudn't wait for him to return - unfortunate for me). P.S. After the shirt I purchased was tailored one sleeve was longer than the other. I get it - those things happen - but Hunter seemed absolutely lost when it came time to measure the sleeve to be adjusted and stuck a pin in the cuff of the shirt multiple times before he even acknowledged he probably shouldn't be doing that.

My husband was in need of a sports coat for a new job when we stumbled across this place in the…read moremall, and we're so glad we did! The business is family owned and operated. One of the owners ended up helping us out and he was fantastic. Great customer service--not pushy, but they definitely know what they're talking about and are very helpful. They also provide free tailoring when you purchase any of their suits. Although I do not wear men's suits myself, I'd highly recommend this business to anyone who is in need of a new suit or men's dress wear. They also sold a selection of shoes and more casual items, so it's worth stopping in regardless of what you're looking for. Be sure to support this great local business!

I came to Raleigh from Oklahoma for a conference and inadvertently left my dress shoes at home,…read moremaking boots my only option to wear with a suit. "Rough-looking" is a massive understatement for the condition of my boots, so I went to Ealdwine for some shoe polish, and saw that the product had changed quite a bit over the past few years. I had a few questions about leather conditioner, how much polish to use, etc. (stuff like that), and Mr. Gray took the time to show me everything, on my boots at that. The difference is tremendous, and I'm not JUST talking about how my boots look now. For a business owner to take time out of his day, literally get his hands dirty, and go to such lengths for a customer who might come to Raleigh every five years or so... It speaks volumes about Mr. Gray as a person and business owner. I'm now more informed, equipped with some really good polish, and won't feel so embarrassed about wearing beat-up boots with a suit. Another cool thing, assuming most will be looking/shopping for more than shoe polish, the store's beautifully designed, and chockablock with some of the finest in men's clothing and beautiful footwear. Mr. Gray personally helped with the design in many of the latter (Alden's handmade in Massachusetts), so I definitely feel like I was in good hands, and had definitely come to the right place. Great owner. Top notch products. Perfect service. Great experience.

Matt and Jim are doing an outstanding job with Ealdwine. They have a phenomenal selection of…read moreproducts, from Alden shoes and Frank Clegg bags to Naked and Famous denim, and more. I visited a few weeks ago and was extremely impressed with their knowledge and their welcoming attitude. I wish I lived in Raleigh so I could visit more often. Highly recommend stopping in.

Great store. very clean and organized. Disappointed that you don't offer a military discount in…read morestore.......

A beautiful store that matches the quality of its renowned 5.11 products. The saleswoman who took…read morecare of me was gracious and helpful. I'll be back soon.

From the outside, New Horizons narrow storefront doesn't begin to show the amount, quality, and…read moresheer fun of their merchandise. Everyone's mentioned their shoes and I second that. I buy my shoes from them exclusively. Merrill and Naot are my brands but you'll also find Dasko and Jambu and so many other high-quality interesting brands. It's a great place for gifts, cards, fun little items.

I used to like this store... But to be honest Im over tarot satanic crap in the window and store…read more I wont go back.