MOES Menswear is a high end store. A great place to shop for Father's Day or for that someone…read morespecial. The prices ranged from $50 - 100 for a shirt. The quality of the clothing in here is excellent. The staff are very friendly and do not mind you browsing. No pressure to buy. They have a great selection of casual as well as some business attire. I did see a few things my nephew would like.

Don't shop there. The company won't give a refund even if you are within 14 calendar days of your…read morepurchase on brand-new unworn full price merchandise. I missed their two week deadline by two days because I was travelling outside the country. Spend your money elsewhere. This is the same company that had a lengthy closing out of business sale and never closed

The finest selection of men's clothing in town, and always a very welcoming and helpful staff…read more Prices are what you'd expect from a fine menswear store. I know many people come in off the cruise ships to this area, and as an American myself let me suggest that a fine shirt, accessory, or even a full suit do make fantastic and practical souvenirs from your travels.

Colwell's serves up high-end threads mainly for men and women of conservative and refined…read morepreferences. Tucked away in the forgotten quarters of Barrington Place, I tend to forget about its existence, but its longevity and steady clientele prove it to be downtown destination. Names like Cambridge, Jack Victor, Cutter & Buck, Nautica, Bugatchi, Lipson, Klauss Bochler and Michael Kors are amongst its flavourful offerings, and its all quite clear that quality is priority. Not a spot for my own taste, but I understand Cowell's appeal for the right man or woman. Heavy prices are to be expected, but the large stocking of apparel is enough to take your mind off the logistics. Outerwear, basics, formal dresses and accessories, Colwell's does it all with the utmost class, and is certainly a spot to try if you're looking to sport this niche.

Sunnyside Mall in Bedford is more upscale than most and definitely worth the drive from Halifax if…read moreyou're looking for trendy, somewhat pricey merchandise. You'll find a fabulous Pete's Frootique, stocked quite differently from the one downtown and right next door is Cristall & Luckett Wine Merchants with a great wine selection from around the world. Prices range from $13 to ...well high and will go with any delicacy you've purchased at Pete's. As for fashion, there are clothes for kids at Bib & Tucker, as well as a number of shops for men and women that are unique and not your typical mall selection. One of my favorite shops is Uncommon Gear a very eco friendly place to buy toys, games and gear from strollers to every other nurturing thing kids need. Several home decor and foodie focused shops like Cucina Moderna, Backyard & Veranda (that has lots of stuff for indoors as well). There's even a branch of Stokes (always has sales and fun kitchen gear). The far end of the mall has travel agency, shoe repair...and more, plus access to Canadian Tire. And lastly, if you're into local handicrafts, there's a market just for you on Sundays from 11-5.

If you're looking for a rainy day shopping center that you can spend hours browsing through, then…read morethis mall is probably not the one you're looking for. That being said, it has some unique stores and a pleasant artsy vibe (especially on the end of the mall that houses Pete's Frootique). The mall is mainly centered around Pete's Frootique as a prime destination, and prime destination it is.. It's somewhat comparable to "Whole Foods" in the US albeit on a smaller scale, but it makes up for its small size with a huge variety of food items that you are unlikely to find anywhere else in the city. The mall also has a variety of the standard cell phone carrier stands, a (too?) small Indigospirit bookstore, Mark's work wearhouse, Hallmark etc. The food court is small but the quality and health consciousness of the non-chain food vendors here makes it a very attractive to stop by for a meal... especially if you enjoy fresh ingredients and want a break from the monotony and excessive food processing offered by the standard fast food chains.

This place has a really good selection of some if my favourite men's brands. It's also the biggest…read morecollection of Reigning Champ I've seen anywhere. Picked up a pair of Naked and Famous jeans and a couple Muttonhead pants that were on sale 50% off. There were a few steals in the sale section, so it's worth checking out.

I really like this store. Have you been in? It's beautiful inside! I like everything about what…read morethey're doing. It doesn't hurt that they stock one of my favourite Canadian jewelry designers, as well as my 2nd love of life - Manitobah Moccasins. I own 3 pairs, I'm obsessed. Everything in the store is Canadian made, so no need to worry about spending your hard earned bucks on supporting local, because this store covers all those bases. Which brings me to the price. You're not going to walk in here and pick something up on a whim. No, you're going to carefully stock that very expensive coat, visit it often, until you just can't leave without it. Like how I'm going to do with that Biko necklace, earrings, bracelet.. you get the idea. I'm gonna creep the crap out of that jewelry until it finally comes home with me some payday Friday, when I carefully budget my pay cheque to cut out grocery shopping. So don't go in here thinking it's just another clothing store. You're paying for some Canadians dedication and hard work. You're supporting someone's passion and their dreams. I'd rather spend my money that way, I might end up spending more, but there is a different satisfaction with spending your money wisely. Plus the quality of products they sell here is top shelf!

Great little boutique store for Men's clothing. The Suitor carries premium brands for affordable…read moreprices. I don't like to buy suits from bulk-barn type stores like Tip Top or Moors because their stuff is geared towards older people and doesn't stand out. Yet, like most people in Halifax, I can't always afford the exuberant prices of exclusive brands carried by stores like Duggers. The Suitor was the best of both worlds. I was able to find the modern look and style I was looking for, and the pricing was perfect! The store is owned and operated by a Master Tailor who provides custom fittings for anything you buy. I bought a Calvin Klein suit with a french-cuffed Sean John shirt. I didn't like how the shirt looked on me and wanted a more 'slim fit' look. He took my measurements and custom-fitted the shirt within 24 hours. This little hidden gem of a store works mainly on word of mouth and has been for several years now. They can custom make a suit for you in any style you desire. Regardless of your body type, if you like the look of a particular luxury brand (like a Hugo, Canali, or Zegna suit), bring a picture and they'll make a suit for you just like it... but for a fraction of the price!

Raad knows his stuff and wants to put you in a good looking suit. I came here on a whim and with a…read more student budget and was wowed by his customer service. I paid a little more than I would have at Moores but I definitely got my money's worth between a high quality suit and superior service. Would recommend and I will be back.

Moores Clothing for men was busy tonight when I went in. Looking to replace the BF suit I was…read moreactually looking for something specific. Walking about I noticed everything in line and in order neatly stacked or hung making it easy to glace the product. There were alot of suits and now they have a special on where you buy one and get the second for $100. There was actually a beautiful Calvin there for $299 Grey Pinstripe which is what I was looking for. Further on down the line I did not know that they carried jeans and casual wear for me which surprised me and good prices. Calvin jeans $98.00 which is a good deal. Thinking that Moores was more for business dress. Now just to get the BF to come with me.

Watch for their frequent sales as their reg prices tend to be bit on the high side…read more Good variety of styles and range of quality. Service varies. But if you can find Keith, he'll take excellent care of you.

If I worked a job where I needed special clothing (steel-toed boots, scrubs, thermal jackets), I'd…read moreprobably like this store. As it is, since I only shop for regular, sit-in-an-office wear, Mark's is just not my thing. They do have lots of clothing, but it's not very good quality in my opinion. They are also rather expensive. This location is a good size, so they do have lots of selection of men's and women's wear, including shoes. However, it's just not that nice. Staff have always been friendly and helpful, and it's nice that it's right next to Pete's. I have found items like gloves and socks here.

If you are looking for Tartan for Nova Scotia or another place then go to The Plaid Place. Located…read morein pebbled stone court yard it looks like the Plaid Place expanded since the last time that I was there. Anything and everything to do with Nova Scotia you can find in this location. It is interesting as the staff are very knowledgeable and will be able to let you know what the colours mean in the tartan My GF actually owned this store years ago and I purchased a cashmere coat from her and it looks just like the day that I bought it. As well I she gave me a tartan throw that was a symbol of my last name. Hats and spoons to post cards thimbles just to name a few things that you will be able to purchase here.

They don't call it Nova Scotia for nothing...New Scotland .... after all Nova Scotian roots are…read moredefinitely in Scotland. In the summer you'd be hard pressed NOT to see men in kilts and among street musicians, there will always be a bag piper or two. So it's natural to find a shop that caters to all things plaid from kilts to scarves and colors of Nova Scotia are reflected in its official tartan . Blue for the ocean, white for the surf, green for the forests, gold for the Royal Charter granted in 1621, and red for the Lion Rampant as seen in the Nova Scotia crest.. Wonderful reminders of a trip to Nova Scotia and this shop is ideally located in the heart of tourist Halifax - right in Privateers Wharf. And in case plaid is not your thing, what about a beautiful Irish hand knit sweater or Scottish pottery or Burns crystal to take home? They used to sell Haggis in a can, but apparently there are labeling issues and so...that's on hold for now.

Expensive,non flattering styles,made of 90 percent polyester,, would never buy again ..how do you…read morejustify the cost with such cheap material that is ruined and even more shapeless than before with such cheap material

There's just something fantastically big city about popping into a boutique for a quick visit and…read morethen being offered a glass of champagne by the owner (Lisa) as she tells you all about how she's going down to hang out with the celebrities at the Golden Globes. Awesome, right? I felt like I was in an episode of Sex and the City - you know, before the terrible movies. Turbine is bringing high fashion to Atlantic Canada in a way that will entice fickle fashionistas and budget shoppers alike. With some stunning pieces available for $50 (I'm thinking specifically about the signature Turbine belt), it's all about the accessible accessories! They don't have menswear so I didn't dive too deep into the product but the store is gorgeous, dynamic and fun to shop in whether you're looking for something specific, or just appreciate beautiful things. Take a peak so you can look back and remember where Halifax's hot fashion scene all began and be sure to keep an eye out for their happenin' collection shows that are not be missed.