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The 10 best clothing subscription boxes for men in 2024

Stay up to date on the latest trends and always look your best without a trip to the mall

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When you think of subscriptions, you probably immediately go to entertainment apps like Netflix and Disney+. However, that's not the end of it for subscriptions; take subscription boxes as an example. That's right: Did you know that you can bypass the shopping trips and have the stores come to you? Clothing subscription boxes can replace brick-and-mortar shopping for the best clothing brands, allowing monthly wardrobe upgrades without showing up at physical stores.

Many monthly subscription services are available online, and finding the right one may feel like looking for a needle in a haystack. So to help you bring out your fashion A-game, we've carefully curated the best clothing subscription boxes you can try. With offerings varying from brand to brand, the service commonly starts with the shopper completing a style profile or filling out a quiz, after which you'll receive a monthly box filled with all sorts of goodies.

Express Style Trial
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Express Style Trial

If you tend to be a brand loyalist, subscription boxes are a little harder to come by. However, Express has figured out that men who love the brand tend not to love being in the store unless their partner is across the hall at Victoria's Secret. To help them stay up to date and in style, Express launched its Style Trial.

Set up your on-hold closet, and once you have eight items, Express Style Trial will send you the first three. You can keep them as long as you want, and if you want to keep them for good, you can buy them for 40% off. One cool feature: If you have a dozen or so items in your closet, you can set some up with priority status to ensure you get them as soon as possible. One downside is that you don't control which three items you get based on availability. All of this is for $65 a month.

Express Style Trial
Express Style Trial
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Stitch Fix

Stitch Fix is an excellent fit for those guys who want to bolster their wardrobes with solid everyday essentials. With items ranging from tailored suit separates to performance wear, overcoats, and even boots, this service has something to fill nearly every proverbial hole in your closet. We especially like Stitch Fix because you can 1) indicate the price range you’re most comfortable working with and 2) schedule your deliveries at your own pace.

No forced monthly subscriptions here! Prices can be set according to your preferences, and clothing costs between $25 to $500. A $20 styling fee is charged but credited toward any item you keep: guaranteed free shipping, returns, and exchanges (no hidden charges, don’t worry).

Gentleman's Box
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Gentlemen’s Box

This subscription service is for the dapper man who appreciates a great suit but is constantly looking to update and coordinate his accessories. A subscriber will receive up to six fashion and lifestyle accessories to elevate his style game, and products range from socks to ties, headphones, watches, cuff links, and more. The best part is that the items in each box coordinate, so if you love to wear suits or elevated ensembles, you don't have to overthink making everything work for you.

Subscriptions range from monthly affairs to full on annual subscriptions, where you can save over $100 on a year's worth of clothing and accessories.

Gentleman's Box
Gentlemen’s Box
amazon prime wardrobe lifestyle
Amazon

Prime Try Before You Buy

Prime Try Before You Buy brings the fitting room directly to your home. It lets you choose up to six items of clothing, shoes, and accessories and enjoy a seven-day try-on period. You get to keep all of the items for seven days after the last items arrives, after which you must return what you don't want to keep. Then, you will pay for the items you decide to keep. This is exclusively available to anyone with Amazon Prime.

Amazon Prime Wardrobe
Prime Try Before You Buy
Bespoke Post Monthly Subscription Box
Bespoke Post

Bespoke Post

Bespoke Post is much more than just your average clothing subscription service; Bespoke Post Boxes offers a monthly lineup that runs the gamut from clothing to everyday carry gear. They focus primarily on stylish essentials for guys, including flannel shirts for fall, workout gear, cozy sweats for at-home days, rugged indigo shirting, and much more. If it's an item you can wear at the office, at home, or on the road, you'll find it in a Bespoke Post Box (it helps that they also stock grooming, spirits, and leisure gear, including cigar boxes).

To start your Bespoke Post journey, answer the quiz to help Bespoke Post gauge your preferences, preview your monthly box, and wait for your delivery. Once you receive your package, provide feedback so that you'll receive better selections from this service by the following box. Oh, and if you saw something a member got that caused you to join late, no fear, they offer the opportunity to purchase past boxes in their back catalog.

Trendy Butler
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Trendy Butler

Trendy Butler could be a fantastic subscription service for those looking to add some flair to their closets, featuring a diverse array of bold patterns, bright colors, and edgy designs. A $65-per-month membership fee gives you access to delivery of two to three accessories every 30 days, which you can either keep or return at no extra cost.

We also like that you can select different boxes depending on your mood for the month, ranging from the Confident Box (perhaps outfitted with a cheeky Hawaiian shirt) to the Work Hard, Play Hard box (filled with things like rugged jeans and comfortable hoodies). Pay a membership fee of $65 monthly, so there is no need to pay per item! A lot of bang for your buck. Fill out your profile, pay the fee, and enjoy two to three things a month, which you can either keep or return.

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ThreadBeast

Specializing in streetwear for guys with a taste for on-trend fashions, Threadbeast is another fantastic pay-per-month option. Unlike some of the others we’ve seen on this list, membership is tiered so that you can select the right plan for you. The Basic Plan gets you two to three items; the Essential Plan comes with four to five (including a variety of tops, bottoms, and accessories); the Premium nets you six to seven items (including tops, bottoms, and accessories as well as premium denim and outerwear); and the Baller Plan comes with a whopping nine to eleven different items, including a pair of shoes with every package.

Plans range from pretty simple, with two to three items at just over $50, to quite complex, with up to eleven pieces for just under $300.

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Basic Man

Shopping is fun when you’re in the market for new shirts, jackets, pants, and shoes, but not necessarily when stocking up on essentials. Basic Man is the subscription service for you. For just under $25, Basic Man will send you the same three items every month: A T-shirt, socks, and boxer briefs in various neutral colors.

If it sounds simple, that’s because it is. A monthly subscription that costs less than $25, with no additional items or return fees, and will make it so we never have to go underwear or sock shopping again? Sign us up.

Watch Gang
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Watch Gang

For those on the prowl for some killer accessories, Watch Gang could be an excellent subscription service. While you’ll be able to get some pretty lovely timepieces from brands like Fjord and Breda at the entry-level tier, those looking to get some fancier timepieces can jump up to either the Black or Platinum membership tiers. The highest tier contains watches up to $1,500 in value for just a fraction of that cost and with each month comes a chance to get a Rolex. And the greatest part? You get to keep all the watches!

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Menlo Club

Menlo Club is a curated styling service that suits your needs, but things work a little differently here. You pay a monthly membership fee and keep everything that you receive. This is unique compared to other services, where you pay for individual items that you'd like to keep. For $60 per month at Menlo, you'll receive two to three pieces of curated apparel. Every package you receive will complement what you've already been sent and other pieces of apparel you have in your wardrobe.

Package options include Five Four, with contemporary fashion pieces for any style; New Republic, with premium footwear; Melrose Place, with luxury essentials; and Grand Running Club for athletic and athleisure wear. And if you're not into a particular month's package, you can leverage the new feature, Choice, which allows you to select from additional custom options to receive apparel that truly matches your needs.

Are clothing subscription boxes worth it?

Finding the right clothing subscription for men is a search, but one that can pay serious dividends if you prefer having your gear delivered to you quickly, efficiently, consistently, and without fuss. That sounds pretty ideal. Consider a clothing subscription box the ultimate wardrobe refresh, as clothing subscription boxes for men allow you to check out anything and everything on the market. That includes stellar basics, subtle but stylish accessories, and even larger items like casual or dress shirting or the best sweaters for men.

Clothing subscription boxes also offer an excellent bang for your buck. You can't beat the consistency or the ability to tailor your clothing subscription for men to your needs and lifestyle. If you ask us, the best clothing subscription boxes for men are worth it month after month.

Mark D McKee

Mark cut his teeth in the men's style world when he sold suits first at box stores such as Men's Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank. He then spent time as a style consultant, where he helped men find the image they were looking for through tailoring and confidence-building. He thrived when he began diving into the psychology of men's style, developing the mindset that fashion is what you wear and style is how you wear it.

He transitioned into style journalism writing for Real Men, Real Style before finding a home with The Manual, where he broadened his scope to travel, grooming, and mindset (where you can find his work on Gent's Cafe). He is also working on novels in the thriller genre (bang, bang shoot 'em ups inspired by Vince Flynn, Kyle Mills, Brad Thor, and Jack Carr).

He is a huge movie buff, and you can find his work in that space on Looper. And if you ever run into him on the street, you're likely going to get pulled into conversations about style, movies, or his fanatic romanticism of the game of baseball.

 

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