"That's great. "
What kind of online store do you gentleman like to shop at?
I currently own a small online men's clothing store. Without trying to promote myself too much, I want to know what it is that you guys want to see in an online store?
My store would best be described as contemporary casual.
So what qualities do you want to see or experience?
Unique Items?
Simplicity?
Return Policy?
Price point?
Mix of New and Vintage Items?
Let me know! All feedback is greatly appreciated. If you want a link to my site I'll send it.
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Permalink Reply by Michael L on -
Free return shipping! It's tricky to shop for clothes when you can't try them on.
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Permalink Reply by Mal on -
Your type of store... I like to deal w the man who owns it... what is your website?
MAL
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Permalink Reply by Hampton Kennedy on -
I shop at Cabelas for a lot of clothes. So I go for rustic, worn looking, vintage, woodsman type stuff
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Permalink Reply by David F. on -
What I need in a men's online clothing store is detailed sizing including fits for the shirts.
I went to one online store that required a login, then asked me my style in terms that made sense to them with no descriptions. This made me feel like I was missing half the site or that my style was fixed. For me my style changes by what facet of my life I'm involved with. Work vs weekend, etc. Next they ask me my size. I like this but for shirts they simply asked for one measurement. I piked Medium and then they offered me long sleeve shirts. I'm tall and skinny, I don't know how you would know I need a 35 inch sleeve rather then a 33 inch sleeve from "Medium.
If you want a site that is great. Let us optionally add our size to our user profile and then sort by it to only see what will fit us. Also add the option for other people's sizes to be added so I can put in my dad's shirt size once then I can go back to search for him and such.
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Permalink Reply by Tod Creasey on
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Here here. I return about half of the shirts I order because of sleeve length issues (and I am an XL with a 35 arm).
Same deal with trousers - I cycle to work so I have big legs so a lot of trousers are way too tight.
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Permalink Reply by Mal on
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I like Jos Banks and Paul fFrederick good quality and true to size. All I need are the pants hemmed. I have 2 bespoke pieces but cant do that all the time!
Also easy return policy...when I find a company I like I stay w them!
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