Last year, over $18.3 billion dollars’ worth of
clothing was sold online, a figure that represents approximately 10% of
the American domestic market, and this industry will continue booming in
the coming years. More and more, men are turning to the internet for
their shopping needs. Online shopping
is convenient, discreet and a savior for the busy man who wants to
dress well but has no time to dedicate to trawling malls. Plus, shopping
at online clothing boutiques means you never have to deal with pushy or
snobby sales reps, and you can take your time comparing prices and
deciding whether you really want to purchase a garment.
Of course, you can’t try anything on in an online clothing boutique, but most companies have flexible return policies, detailed product descriptions and a contact e-mail address in case you have any additional queries about either a garment or the ordering and shipping process. Read more: http://bit.ly/13MBbs0
If you do not have time for shopping, let discover best online store for men.
MR PORTER
Since launching in February 2011, MR PORTER has established itself as the premier global online retail destination for men's style. Editorial content sits alongside the latest products from more than 170 of the world's leading designers, including Gucci, Givenchy, Burberry, Lanvin, Alexander McQueen, Dolce & Gabbana and Richard James, as well as specialist brands such as John Lobb and Valextra.
MR PORTER offers style advice and a weekly online magazine, The Journal, put together by a team of dedicated editors. Express delivery is available to more than 170 countries worldwide, with same-day delivery in London and Manhattan. MR PORTER provides an unrivalled customer care service including a dedicated personal shopping team and free collection for returns and exchanges.
MR
PORTER currently operates from four offices in three continents. The HQ
is in London, and the company has an office in Manhattan and
distribution centres in London, New York and Hong Kong.
Website: www.mrporter.com
ZARA
Zara is one of the largest international fashion companies. It belongs to Inditex, one of the world’s largest distribution groups.
The customer is at the heart of our unique business model, which includes design, production, distribution and sales through our extensive retail network.
Website: www.zara.com
SCOTCH & SODA
Scotch & Soda loves to make great garments that suit every individual. We want people to love their clothes and enjoy wearing them. Scotch & Soda products are rich in detail, high quality and affordable. The designers at Scotch spare no effort or expense at detailing and fine-tuning samples, all the way to the neatly finished interior of each garment.
MASSIMO DUTTI
Our Spanish friends have done it again. First of all they brought us Zara.com and now the e-store of Massimo Dutti. With a more classic range than its big sister, everything on this online boutique is of excellent quality and of timeless style, which is certainly no bad thing in a world that moves as fast as high street fashion. And even if you don’t buy anything, check out the site if only to look at their beautiful ad campaigns.
TOPMAN
PAUL SMITH
Paul Smith shops reflect the character of Paul and his designs, an unmistakable Englishness augmented by the unexpected. Each and every Paul Smith shop is totally different, from a shocking pink building with movie set styling on Melrose Avenue, LA, to a Japanese garden at the heart of the Jingumae store in Tokyo. Each shop is a showcase for diverse and eccentric objects complementing the clothing collections with an extensive selection of jewellery, books, art and antiques.
Paul explains his eclectic aesthetic: “We’re a leading and uniquely British brand. We mix up one-off antiques with high quality tailoring: the chair you sit on when you buy a suit is for sale and we can wrap the suit and have the chair waiting for you when you get home.”
