George Greene

The customer service is really really fucking bad. The man in the store was so rude and didn’t have any patience for customers. And when I tried to hold a little box to have a close look at, the man just took it away so fast from me like I was stealing his stuffs. Never came back again.

If men’s fashion were a religion, George Greene would be its high temple. George Greene is, hands down, the best men’s clothing store in Chicago. From the moment you walk in, you know you are in an extraordinary, boutique store. Nowhere else in Chicago can one order a made to measure Luciano Barbera suit, or find Oxxford, Belstaff, Kiton, Thomas Browne, Yohji Yamamoto, Alexander McQueen, and Chrome Hearts under one roof. Not since Savile Row have I walked into a clothing store where I have felt I was somewhere special.

Well, I luv the boyz at George Greene… They are hilarious and my go to place to score my chrome hearts in chicago… I bought a super expensive tie I was in love before I looked at the price (of course I bought it) I went back for MORE… My second tie purchase it was almost as stunning as the first one. from the rings (they can get your size if they don’t have it) the t-​shirts and hoodies they always greet you like a FRIEND! Since, every finger has a ring or two I get asked where did I get them at george greene of course. They mix it up from the classics to the cool so I’m sure the client base is as wide as its selection.(My only wish is that they would carry some of the girlie chrome hearts) maybe, one day! Since, Oak st is a destination pop in and say HELLO! You’ll be glad you did!

Most exclusive collection of labels in Chicago. Thomas Browne, yohji Yamamoto, alexander McQueen, chrome hearts. The owners are very well versed in everything that is men’s fashion and continue to update their collection with new and exciting brands.

Too expensive. Avoid. I mean the products that I’m looking for could be found way cheaper elsewhere, and it seems as if they price gouge. When asked if they would discount on multiple jackets (which retail over 1.5K by the way), their response is an abrupt «absolutely not». The guy also mentions «of course our jackets are priced MSRP», as if getting a discount would be far-​fetched. The employee I spoke to is named «Edmond»…what a rude, son of a…
Needless to say, I’ll get the jackets cheaper off of J. Crew. I won’t make the mistake to call again, but will use them to try on stuff if I’m ever in town…
Update: I just picked up an amazing Belstaff jacket at a real authorized dealer for much cheaper than what George Greene had quoted me. Low and behold, with a discount, GASP. So take that Greene…

I could not be more pleased with this store. It is expensive, but it is to be expected. I bought a pair of Mason’s pants, of which this store has a better selection than Nordstrom’s. They even let me try on Belstaff jackets for which I visibly could only lust after. I head to places like this when the weather starts getting cold or warm for sales on the previous seasons.

One of the best mens shops in Chicago. Everything from Lanvin to Yohji Yamamoto. I love that they are the only place in Chicago that carry Thom Browne, not that I can afford much of it, but his shirts just get softer the more you wear them. When I came in George helped me and I now regret not getting a beautiful white Thom Browne top in Italian Cashmere for only $ 400! Marked down from $ 1600 I think. There is also in store tailoring and adjustments, and kiton suits if you can still afford to drop a couple G’s on a well made suit. Their sales associates help you try on everything that will fit your body just right.
Must return when Christmas bonus arrives!

the best men’s clothing shop in chicago. their range is great — from chrome hearts and yohji yamamoto to barbera and kiton. they never push you, always a pleasure to see and great service. tailoring is part of the deal.
as you enter the shop, you feel you are walking in your rich uncle’s nice brownstone in new york… some nice well lived rich person’s house with good taste. you are greeted by one of the three gentlemen working there but not pushed. they let you do your looking around.
if you get something and need tailoring done, e.g. shirt sleeves shortened or fit a jacket, whatever, they have two professional tailors who can cater to that need — for no extra charge.
dealing with the staff, you do not feel you are dealing with used car salespeople trying to make a sale… these are professionals who know their industry and profession really well and deal with a lot of people from different walks of life, with at least one or two things in common, like good taste and desire for quality.
each season they have one sale… normally a bit later than the bigger shops and with less of a percentage off but again, you are more than covered by their service, selection and the free tailoring/​fitting.
so now in chicago, i see a chrome hearts pierced guy on the street, with a gorgeous KITON cashmere sweater, and a funky yohji yamamoto pair of pants, i wonder if they shop at george green.
p. s. this is obviously where obama should not shop (because i love him and i do not want some to portray him as excessive). much was made during the election regarding his 1500 $ (fused) suits and mccains’s $ 500 feragamo shoes (uuuuh — signature on the shoe’s golden buckle — poor taste). george green does not carry that kind of stuff.

Short and to the point. My fiancé got me the limited edition Chrome Hearts Star of David here … only place in Chicago that sells CH. The fact that I didnt have to fly to LA for a little slice of pimp-​ass Judaica is alright by me.

High end men’s clothing featuring brands like Kiton, Yamamoto, Dior and shoes. I’m not a sport coat kinda guy, so I’d never shop here.