US male clothing stores directory

206 men's clothing stores that ship in the US, grouped by each brand's median dress shirt price as of June 2026. Map icon = physical store. No icon = online-only. Verified last as of June 2026.

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$0-$49 (6 stores)

StoreMedian price for dress shirtDescription
H&M$25Fast-fashion dress shirts and button-downs at very low prices.
Target / Goodfellow & Co$30Target house-brand dress shirts and button-downs; cheap, easy to find and best for simple basics.
Old Navy$35Very cheap casual button-downs in many fits.
MUJI USA$40Minimal cotton oxfords, broadcloth and non-iron shirts; quiet basics with Japanese restraint.
Under 5'10$45Short-men basics with shorter rises, sleeves and shirt lengths when regular menswear overwhelms.
Urban Outfitters$49Trendier button-downs, camp shirts and vintage finds for casual outfits.

$50-$74 (21 stores)

StoreMedian price for dress shirtDescription
Uniqlo$50Low-logo basics with XXS; affordable dress shirts, oxfords and easy office staples.
Quince$50Direct-to-consumer organic cotton dress shirts at low prices; office basics, online-only.
Express$50Budget stretch dress shirts in slim cuts for cheap office-to-date outfits.
Abbreviated$50Short-men shirts scaled in collars, pockets and length for proportional casual fits down to about 5 ft 2 in.
Dockers$55Chinos-brand button-ups and wrinkle-resistant shirts for simple business-casual basics.
American Eagle$55Youthful oxfords, poplins and casual button-ups; mall basics with softer relaxed fits.
Frank And Oak$55Casual oxfords, flannels and camp shirts using organic or lower-impact fabrics; easy weekend staples.
True Classic$55Stretch dress shirts and casual button-ups cut for a tighter tee-like fit, sold in mall stores.
Gap$60Mainstream cotton and linen shirts, often on sale; simple casual basics with broad store access.
Zara$60Trend-led slim and relaxed shirts at fast-fashion prices; good for testing looks, expect lighter quality.
Levi’s$60Denim-rooted westerns, work shirts and casual button-ups; more rugged Americana than office dress shirts.
Men’s Wearhouse$60Broad dress-shirt selection in many fits and neck/sleeve sizes; practical office and event shopping.
Jos. A. Bank$60Traditional dress shirts with frequent multi-buy deals; conservative office basics in many fits.
BYLT$60Slim stretch tees, polos and athleisure basics with drop-cut hems and a gym-to-office look.
Flag & Anthem$60Affordable plaid, linen and stretch shirts for casual Americana outfits.
L.L.Bean$65Durable wrinkle-free oxfords, flannels and chambrays for practical, outdoorsy casual style.
Buffalo David Bitton$65Denim-brand camp shirts, plaids and casual button-ups at mall-brand prices.
Chubbies$65Short-sleeve Friday shirts, polos and swim-adjacent casual tops with mall stores in several metros.
The Tie Bar$68Non-iron dress shirts sold by neck and sleeve size, plus made-to-measure shirts at the Chicago store.
Brixton$69Work shirts, flannels and oxfords with skate/surf roots; casual and sturdier than most mall basics.
Lands' End$70No-iron oxfords, twills and dress shirts for low-maintenance office basics over fashion edge.

$75-$99 (31 stores)

StoreMedian price for dress shirtDescription
Katin$75Surf shirts, camp collars and printed button-ups from a Huntington Beach boardshorts label.
Spier & Mackay$78Classic menswear shirts with better fabric and construction than the price suggests.
Abercrombie & Fitch$78Casual shirts with youthful fits; better for date-night basics than office formality.
prAna$78Outdoor-leaning button-downs in hemp, organic cotton and stretch fabrics for travel and warm weather.
Kenneth Cole$79Stretch performance button-downs and easy office shirts; mall-tier prices with a cleaner city look.
Calvin Klein$80Minimal department-store dress shirts and button-ups; familiar basics, best bought on sale.
Perry Ellis$80Affordable dress shirts with stretch and slim-fit options for a budget business-casual rotation.
Mango$80Low-cost European-leaning shirts and knitwear for cleaner fast-fashion looks than Zara.
Alpha Industries$80Military-style tees, utility shirts and overshirts built to sit under bomber jackets.
Toad&Co$80Organic cotton and hemp button-ups built for travel, hiking and everyday casual wear.
Jetty$80Surf-town flannels and button-ups from a New Jersey apparel brand with Manahawkin and Long Branch shops.
Ash & Erie$88Short-men clothing built for 5 ft 8 in and under; casual shirts without tailoring.
Nimble Made$88Slim dress shirts sized by height and weight for narrower shoulders and shorter length.
Roark$89Travel shirts, camp collars and trail button-ups with surf/outdoor energy.
Banana Republic$90Low-logo workwear with better fabrics than mall basics; a cheaper Theory substitute.
Tommy Hilfiger$90Accessible American prep shirts; stick to cleaner solids for casual office looks.
Massimo Dutti$90Sharper Inditex menswear with cotton and linen shirts; a grown-up step above Zara.
Dehen 1920$90Portland-made heavyweight tees, rugby shirts and overshirts with old-school workwear proportions.
Seager Co$90Western snaps, tees and outdoor casual shirts from a San Juan Capistrano flagship.
Howler Brothers$95Austin outdoor shirts with western snaps, fishing graphics and lightweight fabrics.
Club Monaco$98Minimal, dressier casual basics with restrained styling when Banana Republic feels too ordinary.
Everlane$98Unbranded casual shirts with a supply-chain transparency angle; simple outfits over tailoring.
Huckberry$98Rugged casual shirts and outdoorsy brands for weekend clothes with a masculine read.
J. Peterman$98Catalog-style men's shirts: linen, seersucker, field and dress designs with vintage naming.
J.Crew$98Classic American oxfords, poplins and broken-in shirts; safe prep that works almost anywhere.
Orvis$98Outdoor-leaning button-downs, flannels and fishing shirts for relaxed weekends, not dressy dates.
Vuori$98Soft performance shirts from an activewear label for casual comfort that still looks tidy.
The Normal Brand$98St. Louis casual shirts, polos and soft knits in relaxed Midwestern prep fits.
COS$99Minimal, boxier European cuts with little branding; affordable Theory-adjacent restraint.
Twillory$99Stretch, non-iron performance dress shirts for offices, no ironing needed.
UNTUCKit$99Casual shirts cut shorter for wearing untucked; useful when standard shirts feel too long.

$100-$149 (45 stores)

StoreMedian price for dress shirtDescription
Lindbergh$100Danish menswear shirts in stretch poplin, linen and checks, with US mall stores.
Collars & Co$104Dress-collar polos and stretch shirts for comfort-first office style under a sweater or blazer.
State & Liberty$105Athletic-fit stretch dress shirts for broad shoulders, bigger arms and slim waists.
Mavi$108Denim-first brand with linen shirts, overshirts and polos priced near mall-premium jeans.
Twisted Tailor$110Patterned party shirts, revere collars and slim casual tailoring from a UK suit label.
Barbour$115British country shirts, tartans and casual button-downs for outdoorsy heritage outfits.
Peter Manning NYC$115Full wardrobe for shorter men with height-and-weight sizing across shirts, chinos and suits.
Madewell$118Casual denim, linen, camp and poplin shirts for laid-back warm-weather looks.
lululemon$118Technical button-downs with stretch and easy care for travel, commuting and casual offices.
Bridge & Burn$118Portland button-ups in plaids, chambray and easy prints, with one downtown flagship.
Fair Harbor$118Beach shirts, polos and button-downs from a swimwear brand with New York and Florida shops.
Ron Tomson$120Slim dress shirts and evening shirts from a Los Angeles label; sharp, affordable party tailoring.
Schott$125Flannels, CPO shirts and cotton work shirts from a leather-jacket maker; rugged Americana, not officewear.
Taylor Stitch$128Rugged California shirts in sturdy fabrics for workwear, overshirts and durable casual style.
vineyard vines$128Coastal-prep sport shirts and plaids for a bright New England look, not minimalism.
Bluffworks$128Wrinkle-resistant travel shirts with hidden performance features for packing light.
Psycho Bunny$128Bold logo polos and woven shirts with colorful prep energy; louder than classic mall basics.
Scotch & Soda$128Amsterdam casualwear with prints and bohemian details when basics feel too plain.
Reyn Spooner$128Aloha shirts, Spooner Kloth and licensed prints from a Hawaii shirt maker.
Tori Richard$128Hawaii-made aloha shirts in cotton lawn, silk and resort prints, with island stores plus Scottsdale.
Mack Weldon$128Wrinkle-resistant button-ups, polos and basics from a DTC menswear label with a Hudson Yards shop.
Charles Tyrwhitt$129Traditional dress shirts in many fits and collars; strongest in multi-buy office basics.
Black Lapel$129Online custom dress shirts with made-to-measure sizing for business and formal wardrobes.
G-Star RAW$130Raw-denim shirts, overshirts and casual tops with utility pockets and visible branding.
True Religion$130Logo-heavy polos, flannels and western shirts from a premium denim brand.
Johnston & Murphy$130Dress shirts, casual button-ups and office shoes from a long-running American mall brand.
Octobre Editions$130French casual shirts and knit polos in slim Paris sizing, with US shipping and stores in France and London.
Brooks Brothers$133Conservative American dress shirts and OCBDs for classic office or traditional prep.
Proper Cloth$135Custom-made shirts with deep fit and fabric control when standard sizing never works.
Ledbury$135Richmond shirtmaker using fine fabrics and a lowered second button; dress shirts for tucked-in office looks.
Barabas$136Flashy printed and rhinestone shirts with true XXS; better for nightlife than conservative offices.
Marine Layer$138Very soft West Coast casual shirts and overshirts for friendly, relaxed daytime outfits.
Rhone$138Performance button-downs with a sharper commuter look; stretch comfort, not formal tailoring.
Manière de Voir$138Structured casual shirts, knit sets and sharp trousers from a UK label with London and NYC shops.
O.N.S Clothing$138NYC shirting with oxfords, checks and easy-care fabrics for casual office outfits.
Johnnie-O$138Golf-club prep with stretch button-ups, polos and soft coastal colors.
Indochino$139Made-to-measure shirts from a suiting brand for off-the-rack fit problems.
Bonobos$139Fit-focused office and casual shirts with many size options; mainstream without much fuss.
Suitsupply$139Tailoring-adjacent dress shirts with European styling for structured, suit-friendly looks.
Fred Perry$140Oxford shirts, overshirts and polos with British mod roots; clean casual, a little subcultural.
Kamakura Shirts$145Japanese dress-shirt specialist with classic collars and sturdy fabrics.
Hudson Jeans$145Denim-adjacent casual shirts and Italian-fabric tops from a premium jeans label.
Rockmount Ranch Wear$145Pearl-snap western shirts with embroidery, rodeo graphics and denim workwear from a Denver maker.
True Grit$145Soft flannels, western shirts and fleece-heavy casual layers from a California label.
Robert Barakett$148Soft knit and woven sport shirts with clean Canadian casual styling; mostly relaxed weekend pieces.

$150-$199 (38 stores)

StoreMedian price for dress shirtDescription
Ministry of Supply$150Technical dress shirts with stretch, wrinkle resistance and cooling for travel or hot climates.
Mizzen+Main$158Stretch performance dress shirts with no ironing for hot offices, travel and athletic comfort.
Rodd & Gunn$158New Zealand casual shirts and polos with an outdoorsy feel for relaxed vacation/weekend style.
Parke & Ronen$158NYC swimwear label with fitted casual shirts, polos and resort pieces sold from its Garment District shop.
Filson$160Heavy flannels and work shirts with Pacific Northwest heritage for rugged Americana outfits.
Far Afield$160British casual shirts with print, knit and camp-collar options; playful without going loud.
Alex Mill$165Tasteful casual basics with better fabrics than mall brands; relaxed J.Crew-adjacent style.
Outerknown$165Sustainable coastal casual shirts and Blanket Shirt overshirts with soft surf-inspired style.
Peter Millar$165Golf-club sportswear with performance and cotton sport shirts for resort casual.
Onia$165Linen shirts, polos and resort wear from a New York swim label; best for warm-weather outfits.
Faherty$168Soft knit shirts, flannels and coastal casual pieces with relaxed texture.
Polo Ralph Lauren$168American prep with polos, OCBDs and sport shirts for traditional style.
Rails$168Soft LA casual shirts with prints and texture for relaxed outfits.
Tombolo$168Cabana shirts, terry tops and embroidered sets from a Nolita resortwear shop.
Noah$168Streetwear-meets-prep oxfords and poplins with a downtown taste.
Rowing Blazers$168Playful prep button-downs, rugby-adjacent color and collaborations for louder Ivy style.
Buck Mason$168American casual basics in heavier fabrics: tees, oxfords and work shirts.
Alton Lane$169Custom dress shirts with showroom fittings; made-to-order basics below bespoke pricing.
Save Khaki United$170Made-in-USA basics: poplin, chambray and yarn-dyed shirts with a quiet workwear fit.
Reiss$175Slim British shirts and smart-casual tailoring for trim date-night or office looks.
Sid Mashburn$175Grown-up American tailoring with soft collars and Southern styling.
Ted Baker$175British patterned dress shirts and sale-heavy button-ups; louder than mall basics, less formal than tailoring brands.
DL1961$178Denim-first shirts, jackets and jeans from a New York label with a sustainability angle.
18 East$178NYC menswear with poplin shirts, tees and outdoor-leaning pieces shaped by skate, workwear and handwork.
AllSaints$179Slim, dark, rock-leaning shirts for date-night edge rather than conservative offices.
Kith$185Streetwear shirts and camp collars tied to limited drops.
J.Press$185Traditional Ivy League dress shirts and OCBDs for old-school prep and conservative offices.
Naked & Famous Denim NYC$188Raw-denim label with Japanese-fabric shirts, work shirts and an NYC flagship.
Belstaff$195Motorcycle-heritage cotton and linen shirts with rugged European edge and high prices.
Billy Reid$195Southern designer menswear with lived-in shirts, washed fabrics and small design details.
Saturdays NYC$195Surf-adjacent NYC casual shirts with sparse branding and a relaxed downtown fit.
7 For All Mankind$198Premium-denim shirts and casual tops from the LA jeans label; easy with boots or sneakers.
AG Jeans$198Premium denim, chambray and casual shirts with softer West Coast styling.
Robert Graham$198Patterned button-downs with contrast cuffs and bright prints; useful when plain shirts feel too quiet.
Pendleton$198Heritage wool Board Shirts and plaids for traditional casual outfits with texture.
Todd Snyder$198American menswear with texture and collaborations for grown-up casual style.
Greyson$198Golf-performance dress shirts and polos with trim fits, plus brand-run sport stores.
BOSS / HUGO BOSS$199Sharp European business-casual shirts for corporate offices and cleaner night-out looks.

$200-$299 (27 stores)

StoreMedian price for dress shirtDescription
TOMBOGO$200Modular button-ups and utility pieces from Tommy Bogo's LA label.
MC2 Saint Barth$209Italian resort shirts, linen polos and swimwear with LA and Miami boutiques.
3sixteen$220Denim-rooted work shirts, oxfords and flannels for heritage workwear.
Theory$225Minimal office and date-night shirts with plain lines; the benchmark for restrained style.
RTA$225LA streetwear shirts, denim jackets and tees with a skinny-jeans nightlife feel.
Wythe New York$225Vintage Americana shirting, westerns and washed OCBDs for authentic heritage style.
Bugatchi$225Printed cotton and OoohCotton shirts at premium department-store pricing; polished but louder than basics.
Represent$225Oversized flannels and streetwear shirts from a British label; best for bold casual outfits.
Citizens of Humanity$228Premium-denim shirts, knit tops and clean casual layers from a California jeans label.
Corridor NYC$245Textured, patterned and camp shirts from NYC for color and fabric interest.
NN07$245Scandinavian casual shirts with plain, relaxed cuts for understated everyday outfits.
Orlebar Brown$245Linen, toweling and resort shirts from a swimwear label; useful for warm-weather dates and travel.
Vince$248Low-logo casual shirts in soft fabrics for muted outfits.
Zadig & Voltaire$248Paris rock-inspired shirts, silk pieces and casual button-ups from Zadig boutiques and outlets.
Eton$250Dress-shirt specialist with fine fabrics and crisp finishes for formal outfits.
Knickerbocker NYC$265Workwear-meets-tailoring shirts made in NYC and Portugal for old New York casual style.
Rag & Bone$268Urban casual shirts with a slightly edgy feel when Theory feels too corporate.
Sunspel$270Quiet British basics with better cottons for casual shirts without logos.
J.Hilburn$272Stylist-led custom shirts with nicer fabrics and many fit details for tailored office wear.
Hartford$275French poplin, linen and casual shirts for relaxed Euro style.
Aimé Leon Dore$275Fashion-forward NYC prep and streetwear shirts for recognizable taste, not plain basics.
Gitman Vintage$275US-made oxfords, flannels and camp shirts with Ivy/trad fabric-nerd appeal.
A.P.C.$275Minimal French casualwear with restrained cuts; understated, cooler-than-mall basics.
The Frankie Shop$275Boxy men’s shirts and quiet fashion basics from a New York/Paris shop best known for oversized cuts.
Assembly New York$278Own-label shirts and knitwear from a Lower East Side shop that also carries small independent designers.
120% Lino$295Italian linen shirts and resort layers, with Miami-area boutiques and Palm Beach stores.
Emanuel Berg$298European shirtmaker with dress and stretch options for formal shirts beyond mall brands.

$300-$999 (25 stores)

StoreMedian price for dress shirtDescription
Officine Générale$303French soft tailoring and minimal shirts near Theory/Loro territory.
Purple Brand$325Graphic camp shirts, flannels and denim tops from a luxury jeans label with a louder streetwear read.
Monitaly$330Small-batch American-style shirts from Yuki Matsuda, often in camp, workwear and guayabera shapes.
Sandro$345Parisian shirts with trendier cuts and slim styling over classic tailoring.
Paul Stuart$365Trad dress shirts with fine fabrics for conservative, old-school tailoring.
John Varvatos$368Dark, rock-leaning shirts and tailoring for nightlife edge, not understated basics.
Alexander Wang$395Dark poplin, denim and logo shirts with a downtown club edge; expensive and trend-heavy.
Slowear$395Italian Glanshirt shirting and tailored casual pieces with restrained colors.
Cremieux$425French-preppy linen, poplin and stretch shirts, with made-to-measure service and a small US boutique footprint.
Drake's$425Relaxed London tailoring, oxfords and overshirts with old-menswear details.
Hadleigh's$425Dallas label with linen shirts, bespoke menswear and Field Shop pieces made in Italy.
Canali$488High-end Italian dress shirts tied to tailoring; formal shirts, not casual value.
Bode$520Patchwork, embroidered and one-off shirts with vintage textile references; very expensive and distinctive.
Second/Layer$550LA menswear shirts with boxy shapes, safari pockets and high-fashion prices.
Enfants Riches Déprimés$715Punk-luxury tees and shirts with heavy distressing, LA/Paris art references and very high prices.
Thom Browne$720High-priced oxford and poplin shirts with cropped, uniform-like proportions.
Bally$750Swiss luxury shirts, tees and leather pieces at designer prices; quieter than most logo houses.
Lardini$765Italian tailoring house with linen, poplin and silk shirts priced deep in luxury territory.
Tom Ford$820Glossy shirts with sharp collars and sex appeal for bold night-out or executive style.
Kiton$840Neapolitan shirts with handwork and formal tailoring prices.
Brioni$885Roman tailoring and formal dress shirts for very expensive, conservative wardrobes.
Brunello Cucinelli$900Soft, low-logo Italian shirts with muted fabrics and relaxed cuts.
Zegna$950Italian tailoring and fine shirts; sharper, more structured than Loro.
AMIRI$950LA streetwear shirts, camp collars and denim pieces at high prices.
Ferragamo$990Luxury Italian shirts, polos and silk pieces from Ferragamo boutiques and outlets.

$1000+ (13 stores)

StoreMedian price for dress shirtDescription
Celine$1,050French cotton poplin, denim and wool shirts with narrow rock styling.
Fendi$1,055Logo jacquards, silk shirts and cotton shirting; more fashion house than office shirtmaker.
Givenchy$1,100Dark Parisian shirts, denim overshirts and logo jacquards with a streetwear edge.
Loro Piana$1,145Ultra-expensive fabric-first shirts with soft, low-logo styling.
Cesare Attolini$1,348Neapolitan tailoring for ultra-expensive dress shirts.
Prada$1,350Minimal nylon, cotton and printed shirts with boxier runway shapes and very high prices.
Saint Laurent$1,350Slim rock-leaning cotton and silk shirts with pointed collars for nightlife outfits.
The Row$1,375Extremely expensive minimalist shirts with plain cuts and art-gallery restraint.
Valentino$1,390Italian cotton, silk and bowling shirts with VLogo details and dressier shapes.
Gucci$1,400Logo-heavy Italian shirts, poplins and silk pieces at four-figure prices.
Hermès$1,400Very expensive cotton, silk and leather-detail shirts; quieter than logo-heavy houses.
Louis Vuitton$1,400Monogram and silk/cotton shirts from a luggage house; expensive and visible.
Maison Margiela$1,545Very expensive cotton, satin and workwear shirts with split, padded and covered details.