Leroy Men’s Wear

If you’re looking for a clown suit with Larry and Harry style this is the place! If you are a professional and need to look so go somewhere else.

Leroy is the real deal. Friendly, knowledgeable, and has been in the Seattle area dressing his clients authentic, classy and sexy for a very long time.
I’ve lived in Seattle most of my life, born and raised here, and have passed by Leroy’s shop many many times over the years. His window display is tantalizing and just plain beautiful, but myself being a woman I had never gone in until recently.
My husband and son needed suits for a wedding and me, well I had just been looking for an excuse to go in. So in we went! I was like a kid in a candy shop and we were also please to find lots of options that were more toward the conservative, lots of color choices too. We found a beautiful three piece suit on the sale rack that fit my hubby perfectly and soon we’ll be going by for my son’s purple suit he’s been asking for for a while now. The racks and shelves are filled with beautiful things and I really am looking forward to going back. Unique shirts, ties, shoes, hats, everything you need to look sharp.
Back to Leroy, he is very personable and knowledgeable in his trade. You need to go here, you won’t be disappointed.

Nothing compares. Think you’ll find better elsewhere? You won’t. Think anyone is better than Leroy? They’re not. That suit in your dreams? It’s here. For an absurdly affordable price.

Leroy was great. I told him what I wanted and he delivered. I highly recommend Leroy’s establishment.
I’ll be back.

25 years ago I didnt know what a suit was. Really. I wore whatever to church, dinner dates, special occasions, and every event where i thought a dress shirt and slacks would get me in and I viewed, good enuf.
25 years ago I bought my first suit from Leroy’s. I would have wrote a review for Leroy’s Men’s wear back then but Unilocal didnt exist. I still remember walking in quite timidly, while Leroy himself sized me up. He recommended several outfits. I tried them on and made my selection. It was tailored to perfection. I didnt even realize the different type of suits he sold because he dressed me conservatively with class. Double breasted type.
Well Leroy. I’m back. I still have the passion for suits. I know its been a while
but I will come back to your establishment, so dress me up again and this time
for the next 25 years… So DO NOT EVEN THINK OF RETIREMENT.

This Seattle shop has the best gear for men that want a little more swag to their normal 3 piece suits. You can find different colors, textures, and fits in 3 piece suits, shoes, shirts, socks, and ties. Leroy is the owner and he is SUPER friendly. He made us feel welcomed right away. If you’re a little on the lean side, it was a little bit harder to find suits to fit you and the selections are limited. But my husband ended up purcashing a 3-​piece suit, shoes, and shirt from him regardless of the limited selections. Leroy Men’s Wear is also where Michael Wansley, aka Wanz of Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ «Thrift Shop» shops at for his suits! Leroy was so proud to tell us of that little piece of fact, and he deserves every ounce of recognition for his shop.

Me and my fiancé are getting married on Valentine’s Day, and we each want to wear red shirts with black tuxes. Well, guess what? Solid red dress shirts are nearly impossible to find in this city. I just about pooped when I found the snazziest looking red satin dress shirts here at a very affordable price. I was uncertain about the color, though, and the owner assured me that if they didn’t work for me he’d take them back. «I’m Leroy!» he exclaimed. After the transaction, he asked me to send him some photos from my wedding.
Unfortunately, the color was indeed not right. When I went to return the shirts, Leroy playfully gave me a hard time, saying, «C’mon, red is red!» Ultimately, he gave me a full refund. I ended up buying red socks that are perfect.
Overall, the warm service and selection was great. Also, the shoes are ALL $ 45, and they are dope. I’ll return to this little gem of a store in the future.

First thing– I wear a uniform for work. I have never been a suit and tie guy, so when I am sold on a suit, it is because I think it’s awesome and I WANT to wear it. We had just had breakfast at Ludi’s and saw the most shockingly orange suit in the window. Later on we went back and met Leroy. We checked out some Unilocal reviews before we went back and I have to say they were spot on. First of all, Leroy is a hell of a guy. Classy as hell, very helpful, and knows his products.
Second, the variety of products mostly run toward the pimp end of the spectrum but there was a gentleman there buying a regular suit as well. It took Leroy no time at all to size me up, and as he talked with my daughter and wife I tried on a sweet red pinstriped suit that I just HAD to have. $ 155 for the suit, vest, and pants– great price.
Long story relatively short got the suit with a packaged shirt, tie, cuff links, and pocket square to match for $ 35 more to complete the look. He also had matching shoes and hats, but budget wise I could not spend more.
I would definitely return if we are in Seattle again. You should give him a try.

A few months ago Leroy hooked me up same day for an evening soirée. I came in around noon and picked out a suit and shoes for quite a better price than I was expecting.
I came back at 4:30 and the pants were hemmed, the sleeves shortened, shirt pressed and tie ready to go; I was feeling smooth in no time at all. The suit and shoes have been all the talk when I go out. I’m going to keep coming back!

Nice Zoot suits, very reasonable prices ($ 100 – 200 range for many full suits), knowledgeable staff, great shoes for $ 40 – 50 (snakeskin, alligator skin, etc). This is the place!

There are those who wear suits to work in the bank, the office or whatever hall of establishment-​type-​business-​with-​conservative-​sensibilities — and then there are the rest of us.
Me, I work in the arts, so I wear what I please — and when I don a suit, you best believe I’m aiming to look good and have a good time. Leroy’s offers reasonably priced stylish off-​the rack suits and accessories for the gentleman with a certain flair.
Yes, the clothes are ‘pimp’ — but classic Iceberg Slim style pimp, not 50 Cent. there are no track suits and trainers here. Last trip I scooped some fly fresh vines in 3-​piece with matching ties and pocket squares; a slick lid for my dome and some gaturs for kicks.
To hear owner Leroy Shumate tell it — that particular end of Pike near Pine was once a main stroll — where ladies of the evening plied their trade to visiting sailors and pimps lurked in the nearby bars and pool halls.
What I really appreciate about Leroy is the fact that the available sizes consider the bigger, taller and more athletic gentleman — including those of us with long arms! And if it doesn’t fit they have on-​site alterations.
What my female traveling companions really appreciated on the other hand was the handsome mocha salesman. who, as it happens also stars on Leroy’s YouTube ad

This is a true Seattle institution and destination. It’s a very fun and colorful place, and Leroy himself is friendly and helpful to his customers.
Leroy Menswear is the place to go if you want to look festive and razor sharp from head to toe. It isn’t the usual drab Northwest style. At Leroy’s you’ll find suits in just about every color of the spectrum, along with matching hats, shoes, shirts, and more. Picture an early twentieth-​century gentleman dressed to the nines, except in fuschia or royal blue! Maybe it’s not the conventional thing for everyday wear to the office, but it’s great for that special occasion when you’d like some pizazz; jazz shows, wedding receptions, stagewear for performers, etc.
Even if you’re just looking to add a dash of extra style to a conservative business suit, then take a look at the dress shoes here; lots of affordable and unique dress shoes in various colors and textures. Depending on what’s in stock, you’ll find purple satin, orange or blue snake, green lizard, and many many more. I bought a pair in cream/​ivory faux-​gator that I am quite happy with. (And he even has some shoes in regular black or brown!)
I was actually hoping to find a few higher quality shoes and belts, and a bigger suit selection, but it is understandable that Leroy is trying to keep everything affordable, and working in a rather small building space.
It’s definitely worth the trip to Seattle to see the snazzy stuff at Leroy Menswear, even if it isn’t personally your style. Just be prepared for the downtown traffic and parking conditions!
And as long as you’re in the Pacific Northwest area, check out Mr. Mac in Tacoma’s Hilltop neighborhood. Mac is an original; Leroy actually bought his store from Mac many years ago! I think Mr. Mac has even more suits than Leroy.

One stop shopping for the Mack Daddy in your life.

This is a pimp store, there is just no other way to describe it. If I were a pimp I would only shop here, if I was an aspiring pimp I would shop here, if I was a bolder man than I am today I would shop here as well.
And frankly, even if you’re not a pimp you should visit b/​c it is pretty unbelievably awesome. The suits here, well, I am shocked that they manufacture such garments. Long fake fur coats, bright purple suits, & flamboyant designs that would make the flashiest designs of mother nature’s courtship devices whither in shame (maybe I just went a bit too far, but close). Furthermore, every time I walk past, the front display seems to change. Considering I have never once in my life seen these amazing outfits on a real life individual the thing that really intrigues me is how this place remains. Yet it does, oh, yes it does. So go check it.
Make sure to check out the signs stating the hours of operation. Funny.

If I ever need a purple silk-​like suit with a matching fedora AND with matching purple patent leather shoes, Leroy Men’s Wear is the first place I would head to.
The shop is full of faux-​furs, fantastically shiny shoes, plenty of hats that are just asking to have a feather stuck in them, and enough gold plated jewelry to make Mr. T jump in that van of his and head to Pike Street.
This store is, admittedly, the only place in Seattle for pimps to purchase on the job apparel.