12 Best Men’s Luxury Fashion Brands

The world of men’s luxury fashion is one of diversity and innovation that continues to push the boundaries of what is expected. When it comes to scouting out your next go to item, the act of shopping no longer needs to be a chore. Yes, seriously.

Finding the top premium fashion brands to try out this year just got a whole lot easier since we’ve compiled a list of the 12 best men’s luxury fashion brands in 2021 that you can shop from the comfort of your home. Because, let’s face it, online shopping is the way of the future, especially in these trying times.

But it’s not all sad news. With websites designed to imitate the luxe feel of shopping in-store that’ll break down your screen and transport you to the shop floor, there’s a brand to suit every man’s taste. Whether you mostly sport casual-cool streetwear or tailored suits.

Not to mention, these quality pieces are sure to last a lifetime and may even get you out of your sweatpants or inspire you to upgrade them at the very least. Get ready to be pleasantly surprised by how simply chic your wardrobe can be.

 

1. Acne Studios

Bringing a whole new meaning to the not-so-fashionable skin disorder since 1996, Acne stands for Ambition to Create Novel Expressions, which is exactly what they achieve with every collection. The luxury Swedish fashion house has made a global impression with 45 stores all over the world, including Tokyo, London, and Paris. Acne Studios is a one-stop-shop for men’s and women’s ready-to-wear fashion, footwear, and accessories focusing on tailoring, custom-made fabrics, and vibrant designs.

Founder and creative director, Jonny Johansson, has a thing for redefining what’s cool, and the brand’s signature pink found on shopping bags and in collections across both genders is no different. Now we see many macho men rocking pink, and we wouldn’t dare or feel the need to tell them they look any less “manly.”

You’ll always be at the forefront of the next movement with Acne Studios. Plus, if it’s Jason Statham approved, it’s approved by us.

2. Moncler

When we think Moncler, we think of iconic ski jackets, and with good reason. Moncler was the official supplier of the French national team for the winter Olympics in 1968. Since then, the brand hasn’t been able to shake the ski slopes, but they have created an empowering collection of everyday jackets with attitude.

From classic down jackets to lightweight vests reminiscent of the 80’s love for bold color, all the way to sporty bomber jackets that can find a place in anyone’s wardrobe, Moncler is the modern fashion brand for all things hip that’ll keep you warm.

Moncler also designs gorgeous sweaters, dope sweatshirts, and branded graphic tees. What does the future hold for Moncler? No one knows except them. The established brand is extremely unpredictable, meaning the possibilities are endless as it continues to celebrate new ways of combining art and fashion by collaborating with brands and designers such as Rick Owens, Valentino, and Off-White.

 

3. Everlane

Focused on sustainability, Everlane sources the finest materials and works with the best, ethical factories from all over the world to offer customers modern, sleek designs that don’t skimp on style. Who says ethics and fashion can’t go hand-in-hand? Everlane is committed to using no new plastic, fighting climate change, supporting organic farming practices, and sourcing sustainable materials.

Based on these principles, Everlane designs pieces that will last for years, even decades, to come. From Grade-A cashmere sweaters and organic cotton denim, you can build an entire wardrobe built on Everlane’s not-so-basic basics. Shoes are one of the hardest items to source sustainably. But they’ve even got your feet covered, combining sustainably sourced, high-quality leather with recycled plastic to create the perfect sneaker.

Everlane’s radical transparency about the true costs behind their products is a breath of fresh air. They reveal the cost breakdown behind every aspect of their production process from materials and labor to transport, duties, and hardware. Basically, Everlane is a remarkable brand to support now and forever.

 

4. Todd Snyder

Inspired by his love for New York City and desire to re-envision the way modern American men present themselves to the world, Todd Snyder launched his eponymous label in 2011. As soon as it hit the streets, Todd Snyder proved that good style could be attainable, casual, and unique.

Todd Snyder’s designs offer a fresh take on men’s fashion, combining traditional styles with modern trends, colors, and materials. His polos are nothing short of stunning, elegant, and something that every guy needs in his wardrobe. Continuing to push his creativity, love for design, and support of other brands and creatives, Todd Snyder often collaborates with brands such as Champion, New Balance, and Moscot to create capsule collections that continue to innovate and inspire what style is to the modern man.

 

5. Fred Perry

In a time where activewear, luxury sportswear, and tennis culture are as relevant as ever, Fred Perry continues to thrill the masses with its flawless merging of intrinsic English designs, rock subculture, sportswear, and, of course, tennis.

Fred Perry, considered to be the best-dressed tennis player of his time, took sportswear to streetwear, dubbing the twin tipped Fred Perry shirt as a piece of British subcultural uniform since the 1950s, inspiring each following generation to adapt, adopt, and style this classic piece to fit their world.

In addition to its classic polos, you can find effortlessly cool sweatshirts, sweaters, boots, trousers, coats, and carrying bags from this classic English label. Fred Perry is a brand whose desire to story tell prompts collaborations with brands and labels such as Casely-Hayford, Nicholas Daley, and Comme des Garçons to create unexpected, inter-generational, timeless pieces.

 

6. Thom Browne

Thom Browne, one of the most influential men’s wear designers, has long been at the frontline of New York’s fashion scene. Experimenting with proportion, structure, rigidity, and tradition, his shrunken, mid-century inspired male silhouettes have changed the expression of the traditional tailored suit.

Though it all began with a gray suit, Thom Browne continued to create and reinterpret men’s wear throughout his ongoing career. Tailoring is an essential part of each and every one of Browne’s designs. Today you can shop Thom Browne’s classic sport coat and suited short or opt for a cuffed deconstructed trouser with crisp pleats. The brand’s iconic four-bar sigil can be found anywhere from suits, cashmere hoodies, sportswear, and even swim trunks.

 

 

7. Saturdays NYC

If you’re after a casual meets laid-back vibe with the style of New Yorkers, Saturdays NYC is a go to brand offering pieces that fit to perfection. Since its first days in 2009, Saturdays NYC has grown from a quiet brand into an international phenomenon with stores in New York City, Japan, and Australia.

Synonymous with quality craftsmanship, wearability, minimalism, and a classic style that remains relevant, Saturdays NYC makes basic items – hoodies, collar shirts, and shorts – way more fun.

Whether you’re off to the beach, a dinner date, or even just Netflix and chilling, this brand has the look for you. Be brilliantly bold as they’re not afraid of color and neither should you. Using pigment-based dyes to create vintage feels with natural fading and unique distressing for instant confidence as soon as they touch your skin.

 

8. Ksubi

Since its birth in 1999, Australian brand Ksubi has quickly become one of the world’s most sought-after fashion labels. Establishing itself as an artfully distressed streetwear brand, Ksubi is the go to brand for celebrities, artists, and musicians like A$AP Rocky, The Internet, and Travis Scott. Its energy is exciting, energetic, youthful, future-focused, and anarchic, breaking down the walls of high fashion.

Ksubi began by redefining denim when the brand’s founders Gareth Moody, Dan Single, and George Gorrow couldn’t find what they were looking for on the market and started making their own.

Ksubi’s signature denim from distressed jeans, denim jackets, and cut-off shorts are the back-bone of every new collection. As a modern brand focused on relaxed but fearless pieces, Ksubi has expanded beyond their love for denim, composing collections of graphic tees, knits, sweatsuits, accessories, and more.

 

9. Club Monaco

Founded in 1985, Club Monaco was born with the idea of creating better basic pieces that were every part lifted, elevated, classic, and effortless. Their goal? To give their customers a sense of ease and peace, allowing them to live in their clothes and integrate them easily into their daily lives. These modern essentials are here to stay so we’d say it worked.

Club Monaco’s love for texture, form, fabric, and design is rooted in every piece. As the brand grows and evolves, these constants shape the foundation of every design. Known for their casual-cool silhouettes, you can dress for success every day. From their basic tees to luxe overcoats, it’s all about layering and knowing who you are, and choosing a style that reflects this.

 

10. Buck Mason

Founders Sasha Koehn and Erik Allen began Buck Mason in a 350 square foot garage off Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice, California. From there, Buck Mason has established itself as a cult American brand focused on making fashion less complicated, with the idea that each piece should last longer than a single season, and we totally agree. Buck Mason reconfigures the modern American wardrobe, designing pieces crafted to withstand the test of time.

Built on premium quality, Buck Mason redefines American staples – jeans, tee-shirts, button-downs – raising the bar for what quality is when it comes to contemporary men’s fashion. They tend to stick to the essentials: short and long sleeve tees, henleys, polos, button-down shirts, sweats, jackets, jeans, pants, and shorts. But they’re essential must-haves.

Buck Mason uses only the best fabrics and materials with the finest and most innovative technologies, and meticulous handcrafting, ensuring that you get the best quality for the best possible price.

 

11. Saint Laurent

If you are going to invest in a classic piece, investing in Saint Laurent will never disappoint. Since its founding in 1961, Yves Saint Laurent has established itself as an OG-brand, introducing the world to luxury ready-to-wear fashion, radically changing the socio-cultural landscape as we know it.

Saint Laurent remains as relevant as ever by combining sophisticated, refined luxury fashion with principles of youth, freedom, rebellion, and individuality. Saint Laurent’s collections have something to offer everyone, from classic tailored trench coats to silk shirts with large graphic prints.  Make sure to make room in your wardrobe before you shop as there’s a piece (or two) with your name on it.

And if you’re wanting something leather? Saint Laurent has secured a reputation for designing and producing exquisitely constructed leather jackets, shoes, boots, and wallets, setting the standard for luxury leather across the globe.

 

12. Reiss

Born out of the 70s and a love for men’s tailoring, Reiss has established itself as a design-driven brand with an uncompromising commitment to quality and innovation. Known for its modern styles and attention to detail, this British-founded brand has become a global powerhouse with over 100 stores worldwide and a dedicated following that includes celebrities, influencers, and even the Royal family.

Reiss focused solely on menswear from the opening of its first store in 1971 but has now expanded into women’s fashion with its first womenswear collection in 2000. Reiss has mastered the craft of creating sleek, modern styles for men that include sweats to trousers, zip-neck polo shirts to a tailored mac coat. They have even designed the traditional baseball cap to be a piece of impeccable quality and taste.