Downtown Portland

Itinerary: Gentlemen's Choice

• 1. SmartPark (10th & Yamhill) portlandonline.com/smartparkPark

  10th and Yamhill Directions

• 2. Mario's marios.comShopping

  833 SW Broadway Directions

  Mario's is a luxury specialty clothing store for men and women and is locally owned and operated. Mario's seeks out the best pieces from each season, carefully selecting the finest designers and artisans. It offers a distinctive mix of luxury designer fashions alongside casual sportswear to complete your wardrobe. Each sales associate works with their clients to express their own personal style.

• 3. Art of Shaving www.theartofshaving.comShopping

  719 SW Morrison St. Directions

  Portland's premier exclusive barber shop specifically for men. Our stores feature high end shaving creams, brushes, oils, straight razors, haircuts and many gift sets for the men in your life.

• 4. J.Crew jcrew.comShopping

  700 SW 5th Ave. Directions

  J.Crew began in 1983, when the first catalog was launched. Since then, the business has expanded to that of an iconic American brand known worldwide for its sophisticated, fun clothing and accessories to live, work, play and even get married in.

• 5. Tanner Goods www.tannergoods.com/Shopping

  1308 W. Burnside Directions

  Hand-crafted goods produced with time tested tools and heritage techniques Our small team of craftsmen produce every piece by hand in our studios here in the Northwest. We utilize the same tools that have been put to work for decades manufacturing heritage leather goods, and in many cases have sought out antique equipment that produce the best results. All of our sewing is done by a heritage saddle maker who started as an apprentice in the industry in 1964. For the past 45+ years he has been honing his craft, and has been generous enough to pass along his knowledge and skill to the rest of our team.

• 6. John Fluevog www.fluevog.com/Shopping

  1224 SW Stark Street Directions

  It all began when an old warehouse full of turn-of-the-century footwear (men's & women's, in mint condition, no less) became available to buy at one ridiculously low price.  John Fluevog and Peter Fox opened a store, fully stocked with brand new fifty year old shoes that, in 1969, were right in style. Fox & Fluevog immediately became the very coolest place to treat the feet and has remained so ever since. Around 1980, Peter heard the siren song of New York City and moved there to open his own store, specializing in design of Ladies' (particularly wedding) shoes. John took over the business and built it into the multinational mega corporation it is today, along the way forging his undaunted reputation for the world's most distinctive shoes.

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