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Men's Formalwear Directory

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Dolce & Gabbana

825 Madison Ave., nr. 69th St.; 212-249-4100; dolcegabbana.com

This uptown store carries everything the stylish groom needs for the big day, including tuxedos, ties, and shoes. Its blazers (from $1,895) are skinny, and the casual trousers (from $495) are even skinnier. Suits start at $1,895; tuxedos at $2,725.

Doyle Mueser

19 Christopher St., nr. Waverly Pl.; 347-982-4382; doylemueser.com

This bespoke company will go to any length to make its grooms happy, including sourcing the textile used in one of James Bond’s suits. Ready-to-wear starts at $2,200 and bespoke tuxes at $3,450, with a complimentary shirt and tie thrown in.

Duncan Quinn

8 Spring St., nr. Elizabeth St.; 212-226-7030; duncanquinn.com

Rock and roll meets Savile Row at this boutique. Grooms can choose from the handmade ready-to-wear collection or get a bespoke suit (from $4,000) and shirt (from $400 each, minimum order of four). Custom ties and pocket squares are also available.

Eisenberg & Eisenberg

16 W. 17th St., nr. Fifth Ave.; 212-627-1290; eisenbergandeisenberg.com

This outfitter has tons of tuxedos available for rent and purchase at some of the lowest prices around—retail tops out at $750. Basic rentals start at $95. (good value)

Epaulet

144 Orchard St., nr. Rivington St.; 231 Smith St., nr. Butler St., Carroll Gardens; 718-522-3800; epauletshop.com

This clothier specializes in American-made menswear with “a touch of British influence.” Grooms looking for a high-quality suit without the usual price tag should snap up its $750 two-piece. (good value)

Ermenegildo Zegna

663 Fifth Ave., nr. 34th St.; 212-421-4488; zegna.com

Zegna’s elegant collection includes single-button, three-button, and double-breasted four-button options ($2,295 to $5,295). Grooms can also have their suits or tuxedos customized (from $3,295).

Etro

720 Madison Ave., nr. 63rd St.; 89 Greene St., nr. Spring St.; 212-317-9096; etro.com

Etro grooms are drawn to classics with a swank Italian twist. The wool plaid suit (from $1,850), striped shirts (from $280), and jazzy ties ($165) are ideal for the man who loves the spotlight.

Freemans Sporting Club

8 Rivington St., nr Chrystie St.; 327 Bleecker St., at Christopher St.; 212-673-3209; freemanssportingclub.com

This heritage-clothing boutique offers bespoke and made-to-measure suits (from $3,950), as well as understated off-the-rack options for urban gents.

Giorgio Armani

760 Madison Ave., at 65th St.; 212-988-9191; giorgioarmani.com

For impeccable, classic designs, Armani’s suits (from $2,395) and ties ($195 to $365) are a best bet; the label’s well-cut tuxedos run about $3,800.

Hickey Freeman

543 Madison Ave., nr. 55th St.; 212-586-6481; hickeyfreeman.com

This flagship stocks ready-to-wear and custom-made menswear, including tailored wool tuxedos (from $1,495) and bow-tie-and-cummerbund sets ($185).

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