Uniform

Gary and Travis are a terrific do I go at this wonderful little shop in Berkeley and Tremont Street. Very stylish, lots of interesting Dandy style clothes along with Butch wear.

For the gay man on a budget this may not be the best place to shop, but a little eye candy (messenger bags, dress shirts, dynamic dress shirts, and designer swim trunks) never hurt. There is currently a 10% discount on all Freitag bags!
Customer service is consistently friendly and workers on knowledgeable and honest when it comes to «How do I look in this?»
The owner, Gary, knows what to buy. Love this place.

Shopping on a Saturday afternoon — stopped in looking for shoes. They had a great selection of clothes, shoes, wallets, and a variety of other stuff. Prices were high, but quality seemed good and they’re interesting brands with character.
The staff were great — super friendly — so much so that it made it hard not to buy stuff, things that I otherwise would’ve found too expensive.
Still, I’d definitely come back if I lived closer.

I really dislike this place.
I will walk down Tremont St and Uniform calls out, like a neurotic, expensive homing beacon, luring me into its evil, chilly graces.
It’s pretty much the worst.
Uniform is one of those places where the staff will be really nice to you. The staff is so nice you feel compelled to buy stuff from them. They’ll probably tell you that whatever polo you’re looking at will look good on you. And they’re probably right. If its not a polo, then it’s a shirt, shorts, pants or whatever.
The other reason they’re the worst is that you’ll probably look a bit preppy and fashionable when you leave. Unless, of course, you choose to not wear your newly purchased clothes out of the store. But, you’ll probably want to wear it out. Because I don’t know.
Bring cash. It’ll limit your ability to do lasting damage to your bank account.

Gary and his staff are a PLEASURE!!! The shop offers up-​to-​date styles at affordable prices plus cutting edge brands that you would find at Barney’s at 2x’s the price. I LOVE this place, coupled with the friendly service you receive from the moment that you enter their door. Plus, his window displays are constantly changing and always AWESOME!!!

I went to Uniform to check out some Pendleton shirts. I am an old man, and I still think the Beach Boys are cool. Anyway, this joint has some classy threads that cost major coin. These clothes are an investment, though, and they’re the kind of high-​end, high-​quality brands that are hard to find and actually have some character. The folks staffing Uniform are all quite friendly without being all up in your business. They’ll let you browse in peace, or they’ll provide you with more assistance and advice (and salesmanship) if you’re open to it. Cool clothes, nice staff, bring your credit card. I have no complaints about any of that.
My only qualm with Uniform was that they cater exclusively to skinny dudes. I guess that’s the way of the world, but if you aren’t Jack Skellington, don’t go in with high hopes that you’ll find something in your size.

My wife and I stopped at Uniform after a day of shopping and had just a few moments to browse. The shop owner and his assistant were both friendly and outgoing. I had spent most of the days budget on Newberry Street earlier but i am sucker for great service and picked up a great bathing suit by Penguin and a pair of Gant shorts. The icing on the cake and what really closed me was the offer of a cold drink after a long day. thanks for making my day memorable.
Ryan and Rebecca

Extremely trendy men’s clothes. Really friendly staff. A little too expensive for me, but they do occasionally have sales.
This is one store would I would actually recommend signing up for their mailing list. They frequently have promotions like «Mention this email and get 10% of your purchase.» And sometimes, 10% is good amount at this store.

This is an immaculately curated men’s boutique. I love the clothes as well as the owner and staff. They remember your name, learn your fashion aesthetic and then pick out items that specifically compliment your style. If you dig fashion, you’ll dig Uniform.

I visited Uniform last winter to pick up a gift for my brother. I was specifically looking for J-​Fold Wallets and Uniform was on their website as having them. The shop’s only a few blocks from my office, so it was super-​convenient.
Found what I wanted very quickly and had it gift-​wrapped. The gentleman behind the counter was very nice and the shop itself is great– jam-​packed full of hip men’s stuff. Lots of it was expensive and out of my price range, hence, not more stars for this review.
I’d go back and try to catch a sale if I was in the market for something nice for my husband or another male relative, though. They’ve got an email list with promos.

I’m not a fat ass by a long shot. I’m a big guy (6’3″) and have a solid frame, but i’m hardly what one would call obese. That being said, I hate this shop because it makes me feel like I am some sort of freak that is unworthy of good looking clothes. I refuse to buy into this believe that I need to weigh 140 lbs to be able to wear clothes that are current.
I’ve been here a handful of times and I have never bought anything. Why?
1. It’s ungodly overpriced. I refuse to pay $ 175 for a shirt that qualifies as «casual» at best and looks like something that I could pick up at the Goodwill.
2. They seem to specialize in carrying clothing that only runs slim fit. I’m sorry, but I wear XL in 99.9% of all brands that I ever purchase. My pants size is definitely within the realm of normal. Yet, they seem to only carry pants that go up to 32″ waists and their shirts all tend to be decorative sausage casings.
Maybe I’m missing something, but I just don’t understand why this place is popular.
Check out Motley or Sault down the street. Both are better alternatives than this place.

Cool men’s clothing shop with more of a hipster vibe than most places, but with the quality to back it up. The staff are friendly and the store itself is very nicely laid-​out. There are good sales as well though the items are still unfortunately out of my price range. Even so, Uniform’s worth a look especially if you’re looking for vintage New Balances or Tretorn sneakers.

Great clothes with everything from ties to red sneakers. My only complaint is that they sell quickly. If you see something in the window, don’t hesitate. Run in and get it. They have great taste.
Very nice staff too.

I live down the street from Uniform, and I love walking by their gorgeous window displays. It only gets better once you go in – great clothes and accessories, not to mention a friendly and welcoming staff. After a brief conversation in the store I was invited to a VIP-​list event with killer discounts and free beer: major bonus!
Yes, the clothes are on the pricey side. But, as has been said by other reviewers, you are getting high quality merchandise.

I walked out of Uniform enthusiastic and the only thing I could think about other than the awesome clothes I just bought was about the review I would write for this place the second I got home. My girlfriend found this place for me through someone on twitter and of course I Unilocaled it and saw some great reviews.
I also saw that they were taking part in Unilocal’s Passport to the South End so that was an additional incentive for me to get over there.
I walked in wanting to add something to my style which until now consisted of primarily vertical stripes, solid colored polos and dress shirts, and the color blue.
Drew started walking me over to different racks and made suggestions. I came out with an awesome Ben Sherman plaid button down, a pair of Diesel jeans, a Penguin vneck longsleve and a few other shirts. I feel like these purchases really added some spice to my wardrobe.
I definitely want to go back and hopefully get another plaid button down and a pair of shoes that they didn’t have in stock.
Overall, I felt very welcome here even though I haven’t been shopping in a while or knew what might work for me. Drew even remembered my name 5 hours later when I called the store about coming back to pick up an item I had them holding for me. The store makes you feel very comfortable. I definitely plan on returning here for future shopping sprees.

It’s one of those fancy stylish clothes for guys shop. Stuff is expensive, but it seems to be a bit more quality. (Not urban outfitters over priced).
It’s one of those stores Stacy and Clinton would send a guy if he was on what not to wear, and in Boston.
The cuts /​lines /​finishes all appear to appeal to the more stylish male demographic. Also they have a wall of messenger bags, and a column of belt buckles (evil devils want my money!)
If you have the extra money and want to look darn good, this store will take care of you, everyone was super friendly and offered a lot of help. One day I’ll make enough money to justify purchases there, and I’ll look darn good when it happens.

Stumbled upon this place on my way to the bus back to the city and what a great find it was.
An extremely friendly bunch of guys to engage with and to offer suggestions. They’re not stuffy nor do they try and push sales on you.
A varied selection of things you need to live your urban life to its fullest at very reasonable prices.

My favorite men’s store in the city.
Gary, the owner, isn’t just a fanatical buyer of the best men’s casual fashions; he’s also one of the nicest people in Boston. The man has an amazing eye for your style, and your size.
The first time I went to Uniform, I was looking for a new pair of pants. Gary took a look at me, walked across the store, grabbed a pair of dark gray pants with green and purple checks. I told him they were too small for me, but he insisted I try them on. I did, and of course, they fit perfectly. To this day, some three years later, they’re still among my favorites.
I’ve bought a fair share of clothing from Uniform. All Grade A quality. And Gary’s staff is all perfect, too.
Top 5’s all around.

I saw a sweet a$$ jacket in Uniform for 150 $ that inspired me to buy a similar (cheaper) jacket at Urban Outfitters for 105 $. Hmm, how does that work in Uniform’s favor? I am not sure, but an A + for having a very contemporary stylish offering. Everyone I know tells me that Uniform makes them think of my style. I agree, I just can’t justify spending that much on some of the items they sell. I would like to see a better sale section with lower prices, then I may buy more than a candle here.
Uniform, I want to give you my money, I really do, I just can’t justify it at those prices :)

Best. Men’s. Clothing. Store. Ever!
Selection: the brands they carry are the best — Penguin, Ben Sherman, Frietag, Modern Amusement, Scotch & Soda, Diesel, Tretorn and on and on. If it’s in the truly elite tier of awesomeness, Uniform will carry it. I guarantee that if you’ve never been in, you’ll be a fan of at least 2 brands you didn’t know existed by the time you leave.
The service: Gary and the gang are the nicest ever. Really helpful, never pushy, always honest. Also, they play great music in the store.