Good service Good selection…read more Unique items Polite staff Great value goods Decent prices!

Online clothing puchase advice:…read more I own several Portland Gear bags, but use caution when purchasing their clothing online. Think about trying to find it in the store to try it on. They are not friendly about returns. I'm sure it makes sense on the accounting side, but between shipping and returning 2 t-shirts, I'm almost $20 out-of-pocket. I rushed things and didn't take the time to go into the store because I was leaving for a trip. But they didn't ship in time for the trip and when I got back and tried them on the t-shirts were cut in a way that almost looked like mock turtlenecks. I guess the 80s are back. So leaving this here for others in case they think Portland Gear uses the same ecommerce return policies as others. If you don't like your purchase, be prepared to recoup only some of your cost.

I've been a customer here for a couple decades throughout its location (and at least one name!)…read morechanges and yet it's the consistency that keeps me coming back: always awesome service and value. You won't find a place like it on the west coast.

Brent Collier resembles Bruce Willis. But that's unimportant, we are in Portland and we don't care…read moreabout celebrity. In any event, he would would be the good Bruce Willis, not the bad. What is important in Portland is that Mr. Bruce, I mean Brent Collier has made a career of going to Italy and buying clothing direct, and the same with the NYLA garment districts. He brings it back to little, but creative Portland. Who else does that here? No one. And Collier has an excellent eye. He buys shirts, suits, jackets, sweaters, ties, belts scarves, and more, in small quantities. The quality is stellar, and the price earthbound. I found a great lightweight wool Italian suit at Collier with extra pants at a very, very reasonable price. Let's just say 1/4 to 1/3 the price of any place in the area. Same for some dress shirts which continue to draw compliments. Collier has a wider range of color than some of our stylish male clothing purveyors who hew to black, brown, gray and white. If you want unique suit fabrics at a reasonable price that would qualify you to be in The Sartorialist http://www.thesartorialist.com/, this is the only place in Portland. His former store was the Stockroom, and all the cool kids in town, now grownups, have been patrons for a while. If you need fashion advice or suggestions shopping, Collier can provide that too. Shopping for yourself, or anyone with a fashion sense, shopping for their boy, will be able to communicate their concept to Collier. And with the Wildfang phenomena, girls looking for the next level of boyfriend shirt look might look here. So anyone shopping for anyone looking for style, quality and unique is totally welcome. There might be spots like this in LA, SF or NY, but visitors to Portland shopping have the advantage of no sales tax. He changes the store up regularly, so it's worth checking in periodically. There is also a tailor right there for alterations. If you want style, quality, uniqueness and price in men's clothing; collar shirt, tie, jacket style, and even some sportswear, Collier is the best and most unique place in Portland.

The Darkside Initiative is a very cool and sleek streetwear shop on Burnside. They have niche…read moredesigners and a nice selection Japanese streetwear too. Besides SF, this is their only other West Coast location!

This place is cool! While the styles inside will not be for everyone, if you are looking for a…read morereally great upscale urban clothing store with a tremendous selection of sneakers, this is your place! Upon walking into the store, the staff is incredibly friendly. The only thing a bit odd is that it smells like cigarette smoke throughout the store. I believe that is their signature incense but the first couple of times I visited, I assumed that there were people in the back room smoking. The layout of the store is easy to navigate and the minimalistic approach to their displays is a welcome change from your typical overwhelming shopping experience. Rather than display every size they have in every style they offer, they only display one size of each style. I appreciated that because it made for a much simpler shopping experience. Additionally, their sneaker selection is amazing. Every time I go in, there are a few new styles to look at. This is probably my favorite spot for finding some cool sneakers. We will continue to go back to the store for their unique styles, incredibly helpful staff, and amazing selection of footwear.

Unfortunately they only sell men's clothing but they have high quality items like Japanese selvage…read moredenim with Japanese indigo dye. They have interesting printed shirts, jackets and accessories like pens and hats. It's located on a quiet street but worthy of a stop if you're into Japanese men's fashion!

Great selection and style, denim, up cycles, vintage, Japanese, Americana!, hidden gem for sure. A…read moremust when in PDX,

I left a message 2+ months ago on their phone...no reply!!!!!…read more I found another FANTASTIC HABERDASHERY that actually knows what ATTENTIVE PERSONAL attention means in the business..they don't!

I was really displeased after my husband bought a walking cane here and the salesman fitted it…read morepoorly and showed him how to use it incorrectly. But after talking with the owner, we were able to get a new cane with a partial refund that I thought was fair. So I have changed my initial review from one star to four. Thank you John Helmer for your attention to your customers.

Really thoughtful and beautiful small batch clothing. I had seen this place online two or three…read moreyears ago I was so excited to get to visit the brick and mortar. The guy working the counter was absolutely delightful. Very friendly and helpful. I had to limit myself to just one purchase because I was traveling and had limited space in my suitcase, but I wanted about 10 things. Beautiful clothes and great craftsmanship.

A fancy but very niche place. Higher prices for things as simple as a pair of socks. I understand…read morethe importance of sustainable fashion but it definitely comes at a wallet-emptying price. If trendy Pacific Northwest is your thing, this is your store! Variety is limited, sizing of clothing didn't seem too accurate. A size small dress was huge on me.

Found this store on my 7/26 visit to Portland. My favorite of all! I'd come back just to Portland…read morejust to be able to shop here. I found several clothing items, my husband too! If you like beautiful Japanese items/inspired item, and lots of them, go and enjoy.

This store is such an experience. I felt like I stepped into another world when I walked in. There…read moreare treasures around every corner and although there is a lot of stuff in there, it was curated so well (and smelled great). All of my senses were delighted. This place has the coolest jeans I've seen with patches of fabric. The associate said they have some Japanese vintage jeans, some new from Japan, and a collection of their own in-house designer who works with a local seamstress to incorporate fabric patches in the most creative ways. If you want to make your own jeans, they have books and craft kits for sashiko (a traditional Japanese embroidery technique for mending, reinforcing, and decorating fabric with white running stitches on indigo-dyed cloth Indigo dyes) as well as indigo dye kits. They also have other fashionable clothing items including hats and shirts and the most beautiful, unique jackets and coats.

This is a great store! Yes, the prices are high. However, the quality of the clothing is very high…read moreand the service I have received is even higher. The folks that run the store, Farbodd and Homer, are very kind and honest. When I try something on they give me honest feedback that helps me determine if the item is right for me. The sizing can be different so they help me find the specific fit I'm looking for and they account for garment changes like shrinking. They never try to upsell or pressure me into buying anything. They have earned my business for life!

I went here just to look around but stayed for 2+ hours trying on different jeans. The people there…read morewere very patient and friendly and I eventually got a pair of Iron Hearts with hemming included. A couple days later I go back there and they restitched the cuff of my jeans which only took about 5 minutes with no cost. They also said that they'd repair it for free at any time. The selection of the denim is pretty good. They have Samurai, Sugar Cane, Iron Heart, Pure Blue Japan, Studio D'Artisan, and Flat Head from what I can remember. Self Edge one of the few places around that have Japanese denim. KIRIKO also has Japanese denim.