8 New Online Shops You Need To Know

Everyone loves to go into their favorite shop, try shit on, and walk out with no qualms, but not everyone has that luxury. So online shopping has increasingly made its way into the hearts of menswear enthusiasts and lazy folks worldwide. With an array of items out there, people can now cop with the punch of a credit card without even turning down their iTunes volume.

While many brick-and-mortar stores have decided to put some resources towards online shopping, there's been a new crop of e-commerce boutiques that redefine what it means to be a retail store. With MR. PORTER celebrating its one-year anniversary, who says you need a physical shop to thrive? That's why we've identified some online-only menswear shops that have their full effort on catering to our sartorial needs whilst putting out the trillest goods. Check out 8 New Online Shops You Should Know.

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When GQ and Gilt Groupe announced they were opening an onine shop that carried damn near everything under the sun, we knew it was going to be super legit. So when Park & Bond launched August 2011, e-commerce was taking another step in the right direction. With a shit ton of brands (160+ to be accurate), ranging from CDG and Junya Watanabe, to Gant by Michael Bastian, Mackintosh, and Rick Owens and everything inbetween. And with their constant editorial breakdowns for certain scenarios, they practically dress you. Just like your momma did.

Add These to Your Cart:
Comme des Garcons Shirt Camo Print Cardigan, $600
Junya Watanabe Duck Boots, $525
GANT by Michael Bastian Braided Cotton Belt, $125

When Lyonstate launched in spring 2011, there was much buzz about the fine-picked selection fit for a Southern gentleman. With blazers, ties, and trousers from Billy Reid, The Hill-Side, Our Legacy, they quickly expanded outward with more casual selections from brands like Folk, Oliver Spencer, and Tender Co. Basically, your whole wardrobe could come from Lyonstate, and you wouldn't come off as a swaggerjacker. Hats off, indeed.

Add These to Your Cart:
Our Legacy 3B Rolling Blazer, $525
Oliver Spencer Leather Penny Loafer, $240
Tender Co. Woad Dyed Undershirt, $95

Even though only six days old, The Cuff Shop has already proven itself worthy. When the online culture catalog Two Inch Cuffs decided to stick their feet in the e-commerce pool, they decided to call on quality brands like Farm Tactics and Metsa, while introducing awesome goods from virtual newcomers in Ruell & Ray and Under Two Flags. With this sort of catalog, they certainly aren't acting like the "new guy".

Add These to Your Cart:
Under Two Flags Navy Sweater Blazer, $195
Metsa Indigo Stripe & Grey Scarf, $110
Ruell & Ray Indigo Spence Selvedge Denim, $380

With a pure concentration on heritage goods, from French leather jackets made from a 180-year-old factory by Chapal to Japanese-made, WWII-inspired trousers from Stevenson Overall Co., Bench & Loom has no problem telling us they are the manliest of men who enjoy well-made clothes. And with a "Specialty Shop" that rotates category-specific, yet uncommon goods, they have no problem being a little unconventional, too.

Add These to Your Cart:
Garbstore Provencal Hiver Jacket, $550
Stevenson Overall Co. Upland Slim Fit Pant, $295
Rizzoli: Golden Age of Handbuilt Bicycles, $39

Accessories have become a huge part of the menswear scene. These little items can help individuals stand out in a big way. The Gentlemen's Corner of Belgium launched in December 2011 and specializes in a range accessories from brands like Happy Socks, Persol sunglasses, and N.D.C. Made by Hand wallets and cardholders to help us add some high-quality flair to our everyday lives. And their quirky cufflinks made out of Lego's take us back to days when shit was just about having fun. Who says that can't be today, too?

Add These to Your Cart:
N.D.C. Made by Hand Bolton Card Holder, $85
The Gentlemen's Corner Lego Darth Vader Cufflinks, $35
Happy Socks Multi Striped Cotton Socks, $10

With what started out as a Canada-based online publication with a goal to showcase growing brands grew to something much larger. In August 2011 they opened the Free/Man online shop. That emphasis on growing brands that make great products carried over into the shop, offering exclusive items from companies like Strawfoot Handmade, Southern Field Industries, Viberg, and Heritage Research. They also sponsor an annual pop-up market, Gentlemen's Reserve.

Add These to Your Cart:
Heritage Research Green Longline Parka, $275
Southern Field Industries Turqoise Waxed Tote, $212
Viberg Two Tone Suede Old Oxford, $595

When you've got guys like Frank The Butcher running shit for your team, you're in a good spot. That's why Boston's Boylston Trading Co. already dope collaborations with Mitchell & Ness and Adidas under its belt. You'll also find the likes of Gitman Vintage, S.N.S. Herning and Anachronorm, running the gamut from luxury Japanese streetwear to American heritage brands. It's the perfect spot for sneakerheads that dabble in luxury brands. Supplemented by content like interviews and product features, Boylston Trading Co. offers a full online shopping experience.

Add These to Your Cart:
Boylston Trading Co. Vintage Varsity Jacket, $426
Harun for Boylston Trading Co. Small Multi Bracelet, $99
Adidas x Boylston Trading Co. Forum Hi, $140

Sign-up only online shopping sites can be hit-or-miss. Luckily Woven Society hits the nail right on the head. An easy sign-up process grants you access to top-notch brands like the Maiden Noir, Woolrich Woolen Mills, 8.15 August Fifteenth, and Blk Pine with select items that are few and far between on the web. With a lot of great outerwear on offer, their selection will almost make you want to step away from your laptop to head outside... after you place your order, that is.

Add These to Your Cart:
8.15 August Fifteenth OD's Fun Shirt, $199
Blk Pine Standard Slope Day Pack, $99
Maiden Noir Camo Work Pants, $232