Hadn't planned to shop, but after taking the Staten Island Ferry, we explored the Empire Outlets…read morebefore heading to pay our respects at the Staten Island 9/11 Memorial. Nice, but small Banana Republic Factory Store. Very clean and organized. Got a shirt and a dress for a great deal. 50% off sale prices. Teachers can get an additional discount. Good for a quick stop while spending some time in Staten Island after taking the ferry from Manhattan.

Because of its size, it can have a fair number of people and still be spaced out. Since it's on the…read moretop floor (until they open the fourth floor later this year) you get pretty good views of Manhattan and Jersey city, from inside the store.

Elegant, bespoke purveyor of men's clothes, tailoring and accessories. Representing many of the…read morefinest Italian and Japanese fabric mills, designers, and suiting. Beautifully made shirts, pants, sport coats and suits. Shoes, watches, and hats. An epic shopping experience.

The Armoury just gets it. Walked into their beautiful shop on the UES and was greeted by Max and…read morePaul. They both knew not only their inventory but the story behind the pieces. It's what separates them from other menswear stores. The passion they have for the merchandise and the curiosity they have in helping the customer build their wardrobe. Exceptional merchandise, and thoughtful, knowledgeable staff who are passionate about clothing.

Small, but very well-curated collection of men's clothing. Can't decide whether the low lighting is…read moreflattering or impractical. The bags under my eyes and the laugh-lines are gone, but I can't tell that the black shirt is in fact green. And every time I take the first few steps on the narrow staircase that leads to the downstairs room I can't help but think I'm Jodie Foster in Silence of the Lambs about to descend into Buffalo Bill's basement. Not a bad thing when you're just wasting time shopping - just sayin'.

Right up the street from BBlessing is LES's hidden gem for men's clothing, First Among Equals. The…read morespace is extremely small, but they are closing for a few weeks to remodel and expand. They carry a terrific selection of brands, mostly up and coming designers such as Corpus, April '77, Freemont, Just Another Rich Kid, Cassaves and Pudel (to name a few). These are rare brands so don't be surprised if you have to drop a pretty penny or two before leaving with a bag, but it's well worth it for the quality and design of the pieces offered. Great shoe and hat selection as well. Also, they have an awesome little blog that gives detailed descriptions and pictures of what is currently being stocked at the store. For the next few weeks, FAE will be under construction, but it reopens early May and you should definitely go to the re-opening party on May 10th. See you there!

As others have said: Do not order online. Thom Browne claims to offer "complimentary returns" but…read morerefuses to follow its own policy. They promise to refund your money within 1-2 days of receipt of the package. This did not happen in my case. It took them 15 days and three emails, and they still would not issue the refund. I had to do a chargeback through my credit card company. This was after I provided UPS proof of delivery showing that the package had been received at TB's return facility. They claimed to have "technical difficulties" and promised to investigate, but they held the refund hostage during this process. In other words, they punished me for their own ineptitude. Many similar complaints on Google Reviews and the Better Business Bureau show that this was not a one-time occurrence. Thom Browne has a history of dragging their feet when it comes to issuing refunds. It's a deceptive business practice to advertise a policy and then refuse to follow it. I have never experienced such poor customer service from a luxury brand; most of them go out of their way to accommodate customers because they want repeat business. But I'll never buy from Thom Browne again. I will be donating my only other Thom Browne shirt to the thrift store.

Online shopping experience was absolutely disappointing. Their return policy is clear stated in…read morethe website but they do not implement their own policy. Very stressful experience!

I went to the Glendale, Atlas mall Location and we absolutely LOVE IT. Mr Mohammed took care of my…read morehusband by listening to every need and concern about his outfit for a gala . He was extremely polite, took his time and made suggestions that met my husband's expectations . Their clothe luxurious and the store itself very cozy and welcoming.

Guess stores are a weakness of mine. I remember when their clothes were reasonably priced in the…read morebeginning. I loved the jeans and had the matching jackets. One thing I've salvaged after all these years are my two all cotton tank tops. I've been wearing them for around 35 years. For real!! Today I noticed a hole in the back of the white one. I guess I better stitch it up so it doesn't get any bigger. That's what my daughter and my mother would tell me to do. I can't wait to get back to the stores. I'm sure the sticker price would give me a heart attack! I still recommend because the clothes last me forever.

This store is right in the middle of the NY huzzle and its display is pretty impressive. Very…read moreclean-cut and striking. I must say that the people working here are gorgeous! They were dressed like super models! A bit intimidating. Someone did offer to help in our search for shoes but we were unsuccessful. The variety they had was okay, it just didn't fit our specific style...not budget.