The 29 Best Men’s Clothing Brands in 2024, According to Style Editors

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.

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.

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.

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. And, fun facts: Pedro Pascal wears this very jacket to fight off cannibals in The Last of Us, and Chris Evans also sports it in his movie Ghosted. So we’re talking durable, rugged style with a long lifespan (and a friendly price point) that’s been co-signed by A-list hot studs.

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 that you won’t have any other option than to stock up on multiple pairs and colorways. And its monochromatic shirting—from oxford shirts to shackets—will find a place in your closet, no matter your personal style.

With more than a decade in the menswear game, Alex Mill has built a steadfast reputation for, what our fashion director describes, as Normcore classic. Think: slubbed shirts, relaxed jeans, and other menswear essentials that have a laidback-yet-sharp vibe to them. We recommend Alex Mill for downtown guys who want a bunch of easy-to-throw-on basics that they can mix and match.

Asket is the answer for guys who want clean, simple duds that’ll still look great for years to come. Our fashion director loves this Stockholm-based label for its quality craftsmanship and thoughtful designs. Consider it a one-stop shop for your next office uniform. We particularly love its rubbed sweaters and straight-fit chinos, which look great at and outside of the office.

This retail giant has made a big comeback by returning to what it does best: cool, modern classics that guys of all ages would want to wear. See: its wide array of wide-fit pants, which seem to be everywhere these days. We also love its new(ish) YPB line, a collection of decently-priced activewear that looks as good as it performs.

This stalwart label has stayed in style, thanks to its sleek, classic pieces which look like Quiet Luxury, without the luxury price tag. We love BR’s dressy chinos, and traveler jeans that are as sleek as they are comfortable, casual sweaters, and henley styles that play nice with most business casual fits.

Filson is a go-to if you want work jacket, flannel shirt, or really any rugged clothing that can really take a beating. While its seemingly industrial-strength fabrics are purpose built for serious outdoor adventures, these pieces are timeless and stylish enough to wear to most casual outtings. We particularly love its cozy-but-sturdy base layers, and take-anywhere duffle bags.

Sunspel really is the James Bond brand. Proof: Its Riviera navy polo shirt 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.

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 last year thanks to Chris Evans killing it on the red carpet wearing the brand’s Impressionist Jacquard knit polo.

The originator of the blanket shirt stands tall as a top menswear brand, offering a blend of sustainability, style, and sheer craftsmanship. Not only does Outerknown lead the charge in eco-conscious menswear, anything from its signature styles down to wardrobe basics like garment-dyed tees will help you cop a laid-back yet sophisticated look. The brand’s beach-inspired board shorts and henley shirts all scream West Coast brilliance. And when it comes to hoodies, sweatshirts, or jeans, Outerknown will make you feel like a man of substance while keeping your fits nonchalant.

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.

Famed for its 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.