J Lindeberg Store

I just bought a suit here today. Had one of the best customer service here and the suit fit perfectly. Only alteration needed was the hem. Highly recommended.

I bought a suit here this past summer. Received great service and the suit was amazing. Shopped around again for a specific suit, and again, this store had the best made suit I could find. This is now my goto store in Soho. Service is always great, Jen has helped me both times.

I love their golf shirt designs, particularly the Lachlan Cool Wave, and fit so much that I’ve purchased three of them. The first one (which I paid $ 125 for at a golf club) I wore only twice on the course and ended up with two pulls in the fabric that made it really unwearable. For Father’s Day, knowing I loved the shirt so much, my wife bought me another one of the same design (another $ 120 online). This time, I only got one wear out of it until the exact same thing happened. By this time I was ticked that I had spent $ 245 on two shirts that hung in my closet and I couldn’t wear any longer, so I contacted the US manufacturer rep. They first said that they couldn’t help me. Seriously??? After some persistence, they said they would have the J. Lindeberg corporate office contact me to help resolve my complaint. After two such promises and waiting now more than a month, I have yet to hear from them. When I saw the same shirts on Amazon, I decided to purchase it, not expecting it to have any different result (which it didn’t; same outcome!), but so that I could share a review on Amazon so that other people don’t purchase this terrible shirt from a terrible company. Don’t buy from. They are over priced, their product quality is terrible and they don’t stand behind their products.

Some of the clothes are very nicely, finely done. There is a lot of unexceptional filler, and nothing outside the box, but I found a few great shirts for everyday wear. Pricey, but they have generous sales.

More than just golf clothes…
If you’re a golfer you may think of Spiderman (Camilo Villegas) when you hear J Lindeberg. They are the purveyors of fitted and stylish golf wear the more athletic set gravitate to. To my surprise J Lindeberg and the store has so much more to offer than just your golf polos and shorts! They have a full line of mens wear which is contemporary yet stays true to classic haberdashery. I even bought myself a Ski Jacket from their winter line which is packed with all the top of the line tech you’d expect out of a more technical brand, even a Recco Avalanche Reflector (thats the thing that rescue teams use to locate your body under the snow). The pricing is somewhere between Club Monaco and John Varvatos.

Love J Lindbergs style, when I was there everything was 30% off. very helpful staff.

if you dig the whole «nice fitting suit» thing without having to go bespoke then run, dont walk to J Lindeberg. i wont buy a suit from anywhere else, in fact with the exception of a few custom shirts (JL is not offering that yet, but should be soon from what i hear), fruit of the loom white t’s and my undies i dont own anything from anywhere else. whether you are talking jeans, sweaters or even belts, this place has it all and a bag of chips. the threads are exception from top to bottom and jarrod (store manager) is just a straight up righteous dude.
hit this place up, or you can go somewhere else and be lame, i am fine either way.

I’m incredibly surprised that I’m the first to review J. Lindeberg. Hello people! J. Lindeberg is the shit. Nothing suits me better than a slim Swedish silhouette, luxe fabrics, and a convenient location.
The staff there are quite friendly. Greeted me at the door — like all stores normally do – but also, they were very complimenting. I guess its my charm. One of the guys behind the counter complimented my jacket, which I thought was sweet. They were just nice. Chatted with them for a little bit, and then I was on my way out. Had to get going. Grabbed a business card.
This is one of my favorite stores in SoHo. It is very simple and sophisticated, very Swedish. I comfortably browsed without feeling pressured, and the staff was also very helpful. Another bonus was the reusable zip top tote they use as shopping bags. Will definitely have to go back soon!
Lots of black, gray, deep blues, with hints of color here and there. Isn’t that Club Monaco? Not so. Come check out some premium Swedish designed and tailored clothes, the ones that H&M so subtly copy, at J. Lindeberg’s store down in SoHo. Beautiful men’s dress shirts in solid colors and dense patterns, and fitted cashmere and wool jackets for the slender lad. The clothes emphasize the silhouette, and do not shout «I spent a hell of a lot of money on this!» — I’m lookin’ at you, Paul Smith. Prices go with the quality.

* Undoubtedly the finest quality clothing.
* I bought shirts from here. One for office and another for general partying & clubbing. Yes its pricey but exceptionally fantastic. Pairs great with black or khaki trousers. Simply love it!

Was in NYC and needed a suit last minute. Was recommended this store and I must say it was a god-​send. Jarrod, floor manager, was the coolest dude and helped me out a lot. I got the suit rush tailored in one day and it looked perfect. I’ve always had trouble with the shoulders of many suits because I have a size 40 shoulder but a 30 inch waist which always caused the jackets to look baggy at the torso. I was surprised to find the J. Lindeberg did not have this problem — truly amazing. The suits are overall very trim cut, and high quality. Excellent value given the price point. Overall great style, great cut, great staff. As good as it gets!

One of my perennial must visits for men’s fashion in New York. The selection is always varied and exciting, but more importantly, tailored well. I can very easily drop hundreds every time I walk in, but thankfully they have lots of great sales that make this not a requirement every single time.
The staff is very helpful and do a great job pickout out things that look great on you, your body, your face, etc.
The clothing itself is usually great — straight-​forward, well cut, nice colors, and very flattering if you have the right body type. They do a particularly good job at taking your basics, like a black v-​neck sweater, and adding a few touches to make it modern and relevant. Great store.

Lots of black, gray, deep blues, with hints of color here and there. Isn’t that Club Monaco? Not so. Come check out some premium Swedish designed and tailored clothes, the ones that H&M so subtly copy, at J. Lindeberg’s store down in SoHo. Beautiful men’s dress shirts in solid colors and dense patterns, and fitted cashmere and wool jackets for the slender lad. The clothes emphasize the silhouette, and do not shout «I spent a hell of a lot of money on this!» — I’m lookin’ at you, Paul Smith. Prices go with the quality.

This is one of my favorite stores in SoHo. It is very simple and sophisticated, very swedish. I comfortably browsed without feeling pressured, and the staff was also very helpful. I ended up buying two pairs of great straight leg slim jeans on sale. Another bonus was the reusable zip top tote they use as shopping bags. Will definitely have to go back soon!

I’m incredibly surprised that I’m the first to review J. Lindeberg. Hello people! J. Lindeberg is the shit. Nothing suits me better than a slim Swedish silhouette, luxe fabrics, and a convenient location nonetheless. So, after going on one of my many shopping sprees, I stopped in after looking online at a few ties, one of which happened to be from J. Lindeberg — a skinny plaid flannel tie. I desperately wanted it, but wanted to also see if they had sold it in the store. Apparently they didn’t, but they did have other really cute skinny ties. The staff there are quite friendly. Greeted me at the door — like all stores normally do – but also, they were very complimenting. I guess its my charm. Tee hee hee. No, seriously though… One of the guys behind the counter complimented my jacket, which I thought was sweet. I was carrying an A.P.C. shopping bag, so he also asked me if I worked there, but politely said no. I would love to work at A.P.C. actually, but I’d probably would want to work at J. Lindeberg just a little bit more… But anywho, very complimenting. They were just nice. Chatted with them for a little bit, and then I was on my way out. Had to get going. Grabbed a business card.
The general atmosphere of the store isn’t much like other designer boutiques where they have a general theme going (ie. Martin Margiela, Balenciaga, Alexander McQueen, etc). J. Lindeberg is more… designer contemporary sportswear with a runway show. Generally a lifestyle brand. So the store typically is like walking into Kenneth Cole or something. Has that type of vibe. The place isn’t that big, has white walls, and everything is very neat and clean. It’s a very cute shop, and not forgetting to mention that its across the street from John Varvatos :).
Stop in at J. Lindeberg if you’re looking for the perfect skinny tie, skinny leather belt, or just anything with a nice form fitting silhouette.