Washington · 10 places · 8 districts
Menswear Stores in Washington.
All 10 menswear stores we cover in Washington, from CityCenterDC, Georgetown and Penn Quarter & Chinatown, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 10
Menswear Stores, district by district.
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Menswear shop opened late 2025 at the east end of M Street, selling the brand's dress shirts, suiting and casualwear with in-person fit advice and wardrobe consultations.
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Paul Stuart's DC shop on I Street for the New York clothier's tailored suits, sport coats, shirts, ties and weekend clothes, near the 9th Street end of the complex.
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Brioni boutique on H Street for the Roman menswear house's tailored suits, formalwear, outerwear and men's accessories, a few doors from Loro Piana.
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Allen Edmonds store on H Street near 11th for the American shoemaker's dress shoes, boots, belts and shoe-care supplies, a block from Arc'teryx.
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Store for the Alden shoe brand on the 900 block of F Street, listed in the DowntownDC BID shopping directory and named in its downtown shopping itinerary.
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Stand-alone Madewell men's shop for denim, workwear-style shirts, outerwear and accessories, separate from the women's store farther up 14th Street.
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Third-floor custom menswear showroom for made-to-order suits, shirts, blazers and tuxedos, with stylist appointments booked online; buzz in above the Starbucks on 19th Street.
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Streetwear shop on First St with exclusive merchandise and a bakery counter pouring Vigilante coffee with pastries through the day, a short walk north of Nationals Park.
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Shoemaker where founder Drew Altizer makes custom shoes on the premises, alongside a selection of menswear, half a block off King Street.
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First Maryland store for the Southern California lifestyle brand, opened on Woodmont Avenue in spring 2026, selling its apparel, footwear and accessories.
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Good to know
Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for menswear stores in Washington?
CityCenterDC has the most, with 3, followed by Georgetown (1) and Penn Quarter & Chinatown (1). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many menswear stores does this guide cover?
10, across 8 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
CityCenterDC and Penn Quarter Shopping Walk
A long downtown day that starts with the fashion houses and jewelers of CityCenterDC's Palmer Alley, then heads to Penn Quarter for F Street's pen, camera and book shops and three museum stores.
Read guide →Dupont Circle and 14th Street: Bookshops, Consignment and Vintage
Washington's best day for book browsers: Dupont Circle's bookstores, comics and second-floor consignment, then east to 14th Street and U Street for home shops, records and vintage.
Read guide →Georgetown Shopping Walk
A full day on foot through DC's oldest shopping district: M Street's flagships, the design showrooms around Cady's Alley, then up Wisconsin Avenue past legacy shops and consignment to Book Hill.
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