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Buck Mason
$228.00
Think of this LA-based brand as a one-stop-shop for guys who want to look put-together but not pretentious. Buck Mason’s expertise lies in paying attention to the details: crafting garments that take into account fabric, fit, and function. As a result, this men’s clothing brand’s pieces are deceptively simple in appearance, like its best-selling, signature Felted Chore Coat, which allows the high-quality construction to speak for itself.
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Italian Suede Snap Dylan Jacket
$998.00
The American brand takes timeless silhouettes and modernizes them with fashion-forward tweaks and cool color combinations (think: rich textures, impeccable fabrics, and price cuts). Its slew of suede jackets, wool coats, and rugged corduroy outerwear will make you look like an A-lister. Its suiting is refined and timeless without costing too much. Its vintage sweaters have even graced the likes of Chris Evans. Moreover, Todd Snyder’s blend of unique partnerships has added a level of flair that few brands are able to mimic. Overall, TS is a brand that blends modern style with classic American heritage roots.
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Lululemon
$128.00
Lululemon has managed to achieve a cult-like status in the past 10 years. What once started out as sleek yoga wear has now evolved into a full-on lifestyle brand that specializes in clothing you can wear to the gym or mix into your everyday wardrobe. The brand’s elevated basics can take you just about anywhere and keep you looking sharp.
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Flint and Tinder
$268.00
Huckberry’s in-house brand makes tons of solid wardrobe essentials that’ll make you look tougher than you actually are. Everything from their chinos to canvas trucker jackets is made with utility and style in mind, like this waxed trucker jacket that looks burly on the outside but feels toasty on the inside. We’re talking durable, rugged style with a long lifespan (and a friendly price point).
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Mack Weldon
$78.00
When it comes to modern basics, it doesn’t get much more streamlined than Mack Weldon. The brand specializes in high-quality staples created from custom fabrics that enhance quality and comfort. If wondering where to start, we suggest thinking of Mack Weldon as your go-to underwear brand. From there, you can dig in to find t-shirts, crewnecks, sweatpants, and hoodies made with performance and durability in mind.
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Patagonia
$149.00
Perhaps best known for its finance bro vests, Patagonia is in fact an outdoor lifestyle apparel brand whose clothes are made with adventures and extreme climates in mind. It has tons of hiking-inspired basics to anchor a stylish and functional wardrobe. Jeans come in a range of sleek solids available in short, long, and regular styles, while jackets are rendered in innovative recycled, tough-as-nails fabrics that allow the customer to feel proud and safely guarded when wearing. And its fleece stuff is legendary.
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Bonobos
$99.00
Bonobos’ founders decided to start this brand when they couldn’t find a pair of pants that fit perfectly, setting out to create a line of wardrobe essentials for all men’s body types. While this is no easy task, the brand understands what it takes to create clothing that is accessible with timeless style that appeals to the modern man.
The brand’s clothing selection doesn’t just come in the standard small, medium, and large sizes—in fact, its pants are offered in over 18 different waist sizes and five different leg fits, while shirting is available in six different sizes with three different options for both shirt length and body fit.
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Everlane
$98.00
Everlane is a men’s brand that follows its own path. The brand seeks to create eco-conscious, classic clothes that will cycle through your ever-evolving wardrobe for years to come. Think fresh jeans and minimal organic cotton tees priced so well you won’t have any other option than to stock up on multiple pairs and colorways. And its monochromatic shirting—from oxfords to shackets—will find a place in your closet, no matter your personal style.
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Rhone
$68.00
What separates Rhone from the rest of the pack of athletic brands is its commitment to every aspect of life. While some competitors just solely focus only on work attire, loungewear, or activewear, Rhone prides itself on supplying customers with all three.
But Rhone’s standout really goes to its workout clothes. Compression tights come in streamlined styles for the gym, training shorts double as lounge shorts, and the brand’s vests are so sleek you can wear them on your morning run or over a button-down shirt to go into the office or to hop on a Zoom call. Better yet, its Seamless Reign short tee is actually a winner of our Fitness Awards.
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Acne Studios
$260.00
Famed for their sleek menswear staples, the Swedish brand’s jeans, sweaters, and button-up shirts are investment pieces that will look great for years to come. Acne studios is an ideal, easy introduction streetwear brand thanks to its familiar oversized silhouettes that are not over the top and versatile pieces.
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Classic Fit Performance Polo Shirt
$95.00
RLX Golf is Ralph Lauren’s more technical, more performance-minded line meant for weekend warriors on the green course. There you’ll find anything from classic golf polos and shirts—with the Polo Pony, of course—to the brand’s futuristic-looking jackets, vests, and pullovers like this one. Specifically tailored for golf without losing an inch of that signature preppy style, RLX Golf will help you make par.
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Vuori
$98.00
If there is one men’s clothing brand that can transition you from dressing for exercise to casual-looking attires seamlessly, it’s Vuori. The West Coast label churns out some of the most comfortable yet performance-oriented activewear staples that have earned the co-sign of Ben Affleck and Zac Efron. Its Ponto line of sweaters and sweatpants are buttery soft, and its joggers, like this one, are great for lounging, working out, and everything in between.
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J.Crew
$525.00
J.Crew has come a long way—i.e., it’s cool again. Under the new creative director, Brendon Babenzien, we’re now feeling some collegiate flair, seeing more on-trend retro designs, and getting in the buzz of how fresh yet classic its menswear feels. But one thing remains the same: its impeccable tailoring. The Ludlow line for suits and tuxedos is as iconic as it’s ever been, but the brand’s suit pants are getting more colorful, more creative in fabric, and sleeker in silhouettes. Not to mention all of the flannel plaid, corduroy, and graphic patterns you can find now at J.Crew.
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Sunspel
$160.00
Sunspel really is the James Bond brand. Proof: Its Riviera navy polo seen here was originally tailored for and worn by Daniel Craig in his 007 debut, Casino Royale; and so are the brand’s Riviera crewneck and v-neck tees. Building upon that Bond pedigree, Sunspel is now a brand known for elevated style basics, comfortable fabric, tailored forms, and so many colors. Particularly, the brand specializes in garments with luxury Sea Island cotton that guarantee a silky, smooth feel on the skin. In Sunspel, thus, you look effortlessly sleek like Bond and feel effortlessly at ease.
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Public Rec
$108.00
The thing about Public Rec is that it’s all about clothes you can wear all day, every day, anywhere, everywhere. Case in point: its best-selling pant that’s a hybrid between sweatpants and chino, or its henley that looks good whether layered up or on its own. The brand aims to make leisurewear that can work for any occasion, and we’ll be looking forward to seeing more of their versatile take on wardrobe essentials.
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Taylor Stitch
$78.40
Based in San Fran, this Cali brand was founded on the idea of making the perfect button-down shirt—like the solid Oxford seen here—but by now has won the hearts of many style savants with a design that’s rugged, timeless, and never too loud. Whether it’s their cult-favorite Après pants, fisherman sweaters, Western jackets, or quality selvedge jeans, Taylor Stitch will easily make you look like a natural hunk.
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Bugatchi
$179.00
Bugatchi proves that premium menswear is defined by more than just the look, but also the performance. Take the brand’s signature OoohCotton shirts, for instance: they all come with eight-way stretch and thermal regulation, but they don’t look at all like athleisure-y clothes that share similar techy feats. There are also Bugatchi’s drawstring pants that go as well with a blazer as with a hoodie, zip polos that look good on the course or in the office, and luxury jackets that seldom go above $800. Lastly, shout out to Bugatchi’s sweaters: they come with some of the most effortlessly stylish designs you’ve ever seen.
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Woolrich
$595.00
Come winter, Woolrich has a caravan of parkas and winter coats to supply you with warmth and style in its evergreen Icons collection. Other than that, the brand’s outerwear in general and knitwear are simply superb. Its sleek puffers and plaid overshirts are always ready for the centerfold, and its sweaters or cardigans in classic cable knits or ribbed patterns feel sophisticated without doing too much. Those fleece joggers and corduroy pants, at last, look good on anyone.
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Billy Reid
$698.00
Here we have another Bond brand whose Bond peacoat, first appeared in Skyfall, sells out every season. But Billy Reid is more than just a Bond brand. Born of a design ethos of “lived-in luxury”, the brand is now known for elevated monotone jackets, military-inspired coats, and understated sweaters that’ll look good each year. Its suiting is also a standout, wherein the designer takes outdoor influences to make rugged-looking trousers and blazers. But what you’ll like the most about Billy Reid is that despite feeling upper-echelon, it’s reasonably priced for its style and quality.
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Tommy John
$97.00
If you’re on the hunt for underwear packs, Tommy John is one of the best men’s clothing brands to check out. The brand, with its collection of performance skivvies for sports and workouts and simply oh-so-comfortable undies that feel like a second skin, has mastered the art of making you feel good down there. To boot, its line of sleepwear, pajamas, and loungewear will goldilocks a homebody’s dream.
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Percival Menswear
$165.00
The London-based label is all about blending classic, vintage forms with trendy, distinctive graphics or colors; as such, its sweater polos, jackets, and overshirts will more often than not become the conversion piece of your closet. It’s therefore a favorite among stylists. In fact, Percival has made several viral rounds this year thanks to Chris Evans killing it on the red carpet wearing the brand’s Impressionist Jacquard knit polo.
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Arc ‘teryx
$260.00
Look at the activities Arc ‘teryx is intended for: rock climbing, hiking, trekking, skiing, trail running, and snowboarding… That is all to say, when it comes to outerwear that stands the test of time, you can’t get much better than Arc ‘teryx. The brand’s outerwear ranges from thick and warm to ultra-thin and packable. And the water resistance on Arc’s shell jackets is simply out of this world.
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Nike
$160.00
In the arena for sportswear, stripe kind of trumps stripes. The retailer’s supremely comfortable sportswear always tops the chart as one of the coolest men’s clothing brands, but Nike’s athleisure offerings have become even more important for men while working from home. From the brand’s signature shoes, iconic logoed sweats, and everything you could ever need to look good at the gym, you can never leave out this mega-brand.
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On Running
$54.99
It’s hard to deny On Running’s meteoric rise these past few years. This Swiss-based brand’s cloud-shaped (and Cloud 9-like outsoles) have become a menswear staple for active, professional guys, and it’s not hard to see why. On’s sneakers are lean, mean, running machines that look as great on and off the race track. Also just as stylish: its performance-wicking workout shirts and shorts that can take you from the gym to brunch without stinking up a storm.
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Jockey
$29.50
Jockey was arguably the first brand to market the idea that men’s underwear could be sexy too, back in the 1980s. That campaign made Jockey one of the most well known names in men’s underwear and they’ve been that way ever since. Their biggest selling point is that they offer the widest variety in fit of any mainstream brand. You can get everything from a thong to thigh length compression shorts. Their stretch cotton boxer brief is the brands signature product they make one of the best options out there.
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Levi’s
$48.65
It’s difficult to not instantly think of Levi’s when looking for jeans—the OG brand did invent the category after all. When looking for anything denim, Levi’s is a one-stop shop, offering denim shirts, jackets, and jeans in every style and size imaginable. Levi’s combination of quality and price point on its denim is nearly impossible to match.
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Outdoor Voices
$19.20
The allure of Outdoor Voices is just as much about the brand’s ethos as it is about the actual clothes. With the mission to get people moving, the brand’s pieces are built to be lived in. What that equates to is clothing that moves with you, not restricts you, like super soft knit jersey tops, every style of T-shirt imaginable, and an impressive array of gym shorts in various lengths for everybody.
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Washed Duck Work Dungaree Pant
$39.99
Starting out as a workwear brand, Carhartt has become a go-to staple for utilitarian staples. Their khaki jackets, tough denim, and rugged cargo pants are as cool as they are functional.
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Bombas
$74.10
Bombas’ socks are blissfully soft and hold up through a high number of washes. You can purchase different types of cuts (in different-sized packs) and mix and match unique colors that aren’t too over the top.
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Fear of God
$695.00
Jerry Lorenzo is the mastermind behind the men’s cult-favorite designer brand that is setting the stage to redefine American sportswear for a new generation. With casual pieces and sleek designs, Fear of God will dress you in a fierce and fearless style.
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How We Selected
For the past 2 years, we consulted with Men’s Health‘s editors and writers on the top clothing brands for men. Experts, including our Deputy Editor of Commerce Christian Gollayan, and our Gear and Commerce Editor John Thompson, evaluated several clothing brands on their style, price point, and durability. We considered clothing brands that made one garment exceptionally well, plus brands that have great pieces across the board.
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