Where to Shop
4661 Hollywood Blvd., LA; 323.913.3040
The Lines: Michael Bastian, Rag & Bone, Tim Hamilton, Robert Geller, Spurr and Patrik Ervell.
The Shop: Owned by stylist Ilaria Urbinati and actor/DJ Danny Masterson, this new spot has a masculine interior with vintage furnishings (antique phone booths double as dressing rooms). When the outdoor courtyard isn't playing host to parties, it's the seating area for the forthcoming cafe serving Gimme! Coffee from Brooklyn (Urbinati's favorite) and pastries baked in the neighborhood.
- The staff's uniforms were designed by Rag & Bone.
150 S. La Brea Ave., LA; 323.935.3154
The Lines: Shipley & Halmos, Y-3, Engineered Garments, Herik Vibskov and Nice Collective.
The Shop: There's always something to find at this eclectic designer den, whether it's by sifting through the secondhand vintage racks or new items from up-and-coming labels.
513 N. La Cienega Blvd., LA; 310.855.3976
The Lines: East coast (Alden and Moscot glasses) meets the far east (Japan's Sugar Cane and Left Field) with a twist of laid back LA style.
The Shop: Modern fixtures juxtapose the raw industrial space of the sparsely decorated shop—making it even easier to spot something you'd like to buy.
8311 W. 3rd St., LA; 323.651.5445
The Lines: Martin Margiela, YMC, Tim Hamilton, Hartford shirting and Mason's khakis.
The Shop: A sleek, superbly curated wardrobe of traditional, not tired, classics worth the investment. A retail leader for more than a decade, it's since branched off into shoes (DF Feet, pictured) and will soon debut a third concept shop.
7525 Beverly Blvd., LA; 323.965.0800
The Lines: Their signature line of ceramic tableware and tiles along with glassware by Weck.
The Shop: These simple yet sturdy ceramic pieces have been cranking out of the company's Sausalito, California factory since 1948. The expansive, two-story-high shop is lined in raw, unfinished wood shelving and, of course, gorgeous tile throughout.
8825 Melrose Ave., LA; 310.274.8800
The Lines: Number (N)ine, Rick Owens, Carol Christian Poell and vintage Prada, Gucci and Hermès.
The Shop: Like a high-fashion hideaway, you enter the modernist concrete building from the back, right around the Easter Island like monkey statues. Discretion is a must, considering how many celebrities shop here.
7161 Beverly Blvd., Hollywood; 323.653.2014
The Lines: Vintage workwear and military gear from the 1890s to the 1970s, along with their in-house line of pre-aged original t-shirts.
The Shop: A warehouse brimming with vintage denim, leather belts, bags and boots. The stuff's not cheap, but the testosterone wafting through the air is free.
- The shop was named after the 1969 Jeff Klein film.
730 North Highland Ave., LA; 323.957.0370
The Lines: White Forest Pottery, Mariage Freres candles and a mix of rustic and refined vintage pieces.
The Shop: Owners Toddy Nickey and Amy Kehoe, who work with A-listers like Natalie Portman, have crafted a cozy spot where the benefits of soft lighting and French flea market finds seem not like indulgences, but necessities.
451 North La Cienega Blvd., LA; 310.652.1120
The Lines: Acne, Alexander Herchcovitz, Loden Dager, Nom de Guerre, Band of Outsiders, Porter bags and their own private label.
The Shop: While the first floor is a diverse collection of designers and goods, the second story serves as a mini-mall of small shop-in-shops for breakout brands.
- The shop's located in Charlie Chaplin's former dance studio.
8150 Melrose Ave., LA; 323.944.0301
The Lines: Ralph Lauren's ranch-inspired line of workwear.
The Shop: Top tier denim, slim-fit oxfords and vintage leathers that have been reworked into belts and bags. It's expensive, but worth a trip. Housed in a refurbished auto garage, the space is as good looking as the sales associates, who are more than happy to talk about any piece—from the selvedge line on a chambray shirt to the various weights of dungarees.
- It's pronounced "Double RL".
8038 W. 3rd St., LA; 323.653.6153
The Lines: Band of Outsiders, Dries Van Noten, Cresent Down Works, Quoddy shoes and stationary by Postalco.
The Shop: Owner Ryan Conder has a great eye, and though he only buys a few styles from each collection, they're always the pieces you want once the season starts. He designed the all-white shop like your dream closet—tiddy and organized, with small personal touches.
- Conder's an avid surfer.
601 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice; 310.452.3413
The Lines: Generic Man shoes, APC denim, Randolph Engineering sunglasses and a slew of signature Steven Alan pieces.
The Shop: Bright, comfortable and easy-going ... just like his clothes.
1625 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice; 310.399.7200
The Lines: Filson, Pendleton, Russell Moccasins and their own denim label.
The Shop: Originally founded in 1895, the company was reborn in 2004 and is crafting their jeans in the same way as the originals. In addition to their house line, they only carry products by brands that were around back in the 19th century, when the Stronghold was founded.
- Stick around long enough and you'll be offered a glass a whiskey.
1624 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice; 310.450.4891
The Lines: Vintage furniture, accessories and their signature line of tees and hoodies.
The Shop: Located on Venice Beach's main drag, the airy shop is peppered with affordable pieces, from worn-out 1970s skateboards and luggage to mid-century classics and antique signage.
8044 W. 3rd St., LA; 323.852.0171
Formerly known as Denim Doctors, this shop can repair any fray, tear or hole in your favorite pair of denim—or alter any pair in their vast collection of vintage Levis.
499 N. Canon Dr., Beverly Hills; 310.274.7276
Want a custom-made suit by a Hollywood legend? Jack Taylor was the tailor who gave the rat pack their style and he can do the same for you with his precision-cut pieces, but it'll cost you.
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