Shopping hair just like in the old days during the 60s and 70s is a pure delight, especially when…read moreyou're waited on by one of the owners, Mr. David Rubinstein. I finally bought the second Sears soccer suit of my lifetime. It is the perfect thing to wear for Easter and the Kentucky Derby. Do yourself a favor and shop here before you die. I'm glad I did.

If you want to look your best, you owe it to yourself to frequent Rubenstein's men's clothier. My…read moregoto guy is Marshall. He is personable, and honest. He has a great eye, and will put you in clothes that feel perfect, and make you stand out from the crowd. My biggest regret is that I live too far away from Nola to make Rubinstein's a weekly stop.

Open three months and rockin & rolling. In went to a private event tonight. The clothes are in…read morestyle and the vibe is minimalist. I love the fabrics of the clothes and the cool home decor they have to sell. Bonus, she has nice plants to view!!

From the owner: We are a locally owned Concept Shop where our vision is to create an environment to discover unique…read morebrands. Independent brands where the creators are very passionate about their craft! Swing by and take a look!

Authentic vintage selections with lots to choose from. Very kind store owner. Put this one near the…read moretop of your Bywater vintage list!

From the owner: We offer custom Chain Stitch embroidery along with a collection of 1970's and earlier menswear.read more

It's not locally owned, but they've got a convenient location downtown and if you catch one of…read moretheir MANY 2-for-1 or 3-for-1 sales or the occasional 50-75% off then you can get some great suits and other clothes for an extremely reasonable price. The styles are not cutting edge by any means but if you're truly into fashionable attire you're not shopping at Jos A. Bank anyhow. My main issue on the clothing side is lack of options and the fact that tailoring always take 2-3 weeks which seems quite excessive for a retail store focusing on menswear and wanting you to spend hundreds of dollars with them - it's not exactly like most guys plan ahead. That being said, get your deals now because it's only a matter of time until Jos. A. Bank merges with Men's Wearhouse and then nobody's going to find the deals you have today from either one of these national players in the menswear market. Jos. A. Bank also offer tuxedo rentals which I used for my wedding a couple years ago and this is the reason I'm bumping them down from 4 to 3 stars. My tux was sized wrong and that's the last thing you want to be dealing with in the days before your wedding so it was quite a pain in the neck and I still ended up with a vest that was too big even though the coat was swapped out in a day. If you're buying clothes Hampton or any of the other folks will take care of youhas taken good care of me, but for tux rentals I'm pretty sure there are better options that would be a better choice - it really seems to be a secondary thing for Jos. A. Bank and I don't think I would trust them next time for a tux that fits and looks decent.

Needed a last minute dress shirt for an event and Hampton did such a great job spending the time…read morewith me (I'm picky) to find exactly what I wanted. The store shows exceptionally well and has such a great vibe. They even have presses from over 80 years ago that still work it has so much character you can feel the energy. I was so impressed I ended up buying a really nice wool coat and some ties. Thank you!

I received a refund for the wrong sized pants I was given. Thank you to Parker, the owner. I'm sad…read moreI wasn't able to wear the pants but at least it didn't cost me money after all.

The clothes are awesome but the sales guy was awful. Horrible attitude, didn't want to help us at…read moreall; not sure why, he was nice to others....

It's more than just a vintage store. Every aspect of the shop feels intentional. It's an…read moreenvironment where people are invited to slow down and reconnect with themselves through clothing, style, and presence. But that's only what's experienced on the surface. If you could strip yourself down to your bare bones--who is looking back in the mirror, and how would you re-layer yourself to show up in the world? What version of you is on the other side, waiting to be expressed? Bdffrnt felt like a transformational space to me in a way that is rare. I experienced it as a place where you're encouraged to explore--not just the pieces, but how you feel in them and what they bring out in you. There's no pressure or force, just genuine warmth, guidance, and a sense of openness if you come in willing to engage with yourself. Astrid, the owner, brought a grounded and attentive presence. She was available in a way that felt supportive without being intrusive, which added to the overall feeling of ease in the space. She asks real questions to get to know you. She offers pieces you otherwise may look past. It's as if she sees the version of you often held back from the world, and encourages you toward what feels more fully expressed. Yes, through clothing, but also in life in general. It's less about shopping quickly and more about having a moment to reflect, try things on, and notice what resonates. A version of play that leads to self-discovery. What do you see in yourself through the process? What do you learn? What do you like, and what would you want to shift? A real experience unlike any other. Whether you leave with a new piece or simply a new perspective, the experience stays with you long after you walk out the door.

Super hip vintage shop in New Orleans with a small but VERY cool collection!…read more Shop owner was great and so friendly. I definitely recommend checking this spot OUT!

Excellent clothing, and excellent service. I'm glad to have found George Bass men's clothier.read more

Paul at George Bass has been taking care of my business suit needs for a few years now. I live in…read moreLos Angeles and Paul took my measurements the first time I was in the store. He introduced me to Samuelsohn Suits, of which I buy a few a year. In addition to the suits, I also order my shirts here. Paul nailed the measurements the first time I was in the store and each of the suits I have received has been spot-on. Paul sends me swatches a few times a year and I order based on those. I've tried having suits made at other shops around the country, but Paul's attention to detail and gracious service is unmatched. I was able to make it New Orleans this week, so I stopped in and did some shopping. Super highly recommended.

This is the cutest shop on Magazine Street! So many great gifts that represent New Orleans…read more I wasn't really in the market for anything, just browsing, but then I found a lovely Magnolia patterned dog collar - perfect for my beagador named MAGNOLIA! Then I found out from the shop attendant that the state flower of Louisiana is the Magnolia! What??? My boyfriend's mom was born & raised in NOLA and loved our dog. She has been gone for a year and half, so finding this out strangely makes me feel connected to her and that she is still around. :*) Anyway, the sweet shop guy asked me to tell him the story of how my dog and I found each other. I recounted the tale of how I found her at PAWS Chicago, where she came from originally (Oklahoma), that she had a brother named "Steel", how she saved me from a life of stress, and then our connection to NOLA. I always appreciate when someone can create a warm and fuzzy moment. So thank you, Shop Guy! The collar is high quality all around - material and construction. I have purchased MANY custom collars for my baby girl and this has been the best so far. It's worth the money because I know it will last for a long time. I will be checking out their website for Christmas gift ideas since we won't be back until next year!

Adorbs! What a bright, delightful little shop at the Irish Channel end of Magazine. If you are a…read moreproud native of the Gulf Coast, or just an enthusiastic visitor/transplant (or gift giver to someone who is), you will find something to love at NOLA Couture. Think of all the symbols of New Orleans and bayou culture and cuisine. Now imagine those artfully integrated into a subtle, tasteful geometric pattern that appears on high quality accessories for ladies, men, kids, and furry friends who want to keep a little NOLA with them always. NOLA Couture has developed custom fabrics and ribbons that show off your Gulf Coast pride in a classic preppy style that you can wear to office or church without coming off too wacky. Think ties, belts, key fobs, bags, scarves, pet collars & leashes, insulated tumblers, glassware, candles, and so on. The ties and scarves are 100% silk & wool. Patterns include: --red beans & rice --snoballs --poboys & hot sauce --gumbo --seafood --shrimp cocktail --beignets & cafe au lait --gators --redfish --Mardi Gras kings --Saints --Louisiana --sea turtles --pirates --2nd line --boats --mosquitos --fleur de lis --fleur de sea (with a fish, shrimp, oyster, and crawfish) --street cars --hurricanes --daiquiris --seahorses --oysters & pearls --pelicans --mallards --seersucker I could not resist coming home with a red beans & rice belt for myself, plus a few ties for the Cajun/Creole men in the family. I'll probably be heading back to the online store for more gifts for upcoming birthdays. Fans of LSU, Bama, Tulane, SMU (oddly), Florida and other southern colleges can find some neat things here, too. NOLA Couture even can do custom designs for you (your school, business logo, etc.), and shipping is free for orders over $65. Prices are not cheap (ranging from $10 for a laser etched glass to $95 for a loomed scarf), but the quality of the all the goods appears solid. If you are looking for $10 T-shirts about drinking on Bourbon, this isn't your shop, but then you knew that!

It was our last day in NOLA and I still needed a few gifts for friends, I'm so glad we entered this…read morecute lil store! They have something for everyone, stickers, shirts, socks, soaps.... I even found the most perfect lil gator ornament for my Xmas tree!! The store is very clean and organized, customer service was great and we were in and out very quickly. I will definitely stop by again on our next trip!

I recently had the pleasure of taking a Dirty Coast tour in the French Quarter. As a local…read moreresident (but transplant), I appreciated that the history was historically sound and customized to our interests. The tour emphasized support for local businesses on the route, was very comfortable, and our guide was super friendly. Two thumbs up!

Great shop with unique finds! Prices were good and staff was very helpful. Just stumbled upon…read morethe shop, but will definitely be back when I am in the area.

The absolute best! If you love and know quality designer fashion, this is the place. They have the…read moregood stuff at unbeatable prices! Have been shopping at UAL since the 90s. Friendly and tremendously helpful staff. They will ship your purchases so you don't need to haul your finds home (if, like me, you are visiting from out of state). A++++.