Here’s 70% Off At One Of My Favorite Menswear Stores
EXCLUSIVE 24 hour early access to No Man Walks Alone’s mega archive sale.
The second floor of an office building in New York City’s Garment District might not be the first place you’d expect to find one of the world’s best menswear shops, but that’s precisely the case with No Man Walks Alone. Since 2013, the by-appointment-only retailer (founded by ex-investment banker turned jawnz-purveyor Greg Lellouche) has earned its reputation as an elite source of sophisticated casualwear and top-notch tailoring, and more specifically as one best places on earth to discover lesser known premium labels sourced from all around the world.
Personally speaking, whenever I’m in the market for a high quality button-up shirt, knit polo, or a pristine pair of pleated trousers that I’m fairly confident few other people (even sicko-level menswear devotees like me) will have, I often find myself popping over to the shop’s web store to scope out the selection before I check anywhere else. And having visited the physical space several times over the years, I’m always impressed by how such a small team (I don’t know the exact number, but maybe 5 or 6?) manages to do everything required to run the retailer entirely by themselves, from product photography to social media to customer service to, perhaps most impressive of all, packing and shipping out every single online order directly from the NYC HQ.
All of that in mind, because I’m such a fan of what No Man Walks Alone does, today I’m extremely excited to announce that subscribers of this newsletter are getting exclusive early access to the shop’s latest archive sale. That means for 24 hours—from now until Friday, May 16—you’ll have first dibs before the sale goes public to things like rugged Wythe Western shirts, Italian-made GRP patterned knit polos, supple Valstar suede jackets, luxurious ROTA trousers, plus 37 pages (!!!) more worth of premium menswear pickings, and all of which are available for a whopping 70% their original price.
Below I’ve highlighted a small selection of favorites from the sale, and the code to access the site is located below that. Enjoy!!!
NOTE: This sale is online-only, not in person. .
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And now, for my top picks (note that all sales are final)
LINK TO SALE
Doppiaa AAbigal Unstructured Jacket, $148.50, Was $495
GRP Short Sleeve Cotton Knit Polo, $76.50, Was $255
G.Inglese Western Shirt, $109.50, (Was $368)
Monitaly “Cancun” Huarache Shoes, $40.50, Was $135
Stoffa x No Man Walks Alone Drawstring Easy Linen Pants, $157.50, Was $525
Portuguese Flannel Finger Print Camp Collar Shirt, $52.50, Was $175
ROTA High-Rise Tropical Wool Trousers, $136.50, Was $455
Inis Meain Cable Knit Merino Wool Sweater, $148 (Was $495)
Sage De Cret Patch Pocket Easy Pants, $97.50, Was $325
Ikiji Washable Wool Short Sleeve Tee, $55.50, Was $185
Valstar Suede Cowboy Jacket, $448.50, Was $1,495
Stephen Schneider Woven Polo Shirt, $88.50, Was $295
Blue Blue Japan Natural Indigo Coverall, $178.50, Was $595
Wythe Pearl Snap Western Shirt, $53.40, Was $178
La Botte Gardiane Maury Slippers, $88.50, Was $295
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