Tailors & Sartorial Houses in New York
5 stores · curated ORBIS register
American clothier founded in 1818 and associated with the ready-made suit and the polo button-down collar. May 2025: house opened a 10,000 sq ft global flagship at 195 Broadway, returning downtown near the 1818 Catherine-and-Cherry origin after leaving 346 Madison.
Toronto-founded (1985) menswear-and-womenswear brand later owned by Ralph Lauren (1999-2021); sold to private-equity firm Regent LP in 2021. Known for a Fifth Avenue New York flagship among its multi-country store network.
New York menswear built around made-in-USA production, USA-grown fabrics and an in-house tailor shop, linking American materials with local cutting and finishing.
Kent Wang is a menswear brand that began with hand-sewn pocket squares in 2007. The collection has expanded to suits and accessories, including sunglasses and cufflinks. Its direct-to-customer approach centres on classic designs without visible branding, making the website a starting point for comparing the range.
Madison Avenue’s dandy since 1938 — the sharper, wittier cousin of Ivy; Phineas Cole upstairs for the brave. The NYC flagship has remained on the same Madison Avenue and 45th Street corner since the 7 March 1938 opening.