Paul Smith

Brooklyn, United States

4.1

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20 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 718-218-0020
Website:
www.paulsmith.co.uk
Address:
280 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY, 11211
b/t Roebling St & Havemeyer St
Williamsburg - South Side
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 miBedford Avenue (L)
0.3 miMetropolitan Avenue (G)
0.3 miMarcy Avenue (J,M,Z)
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
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Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes

Today

Today 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Brooklyn) 4:49 PM Thursday, November 28, 2024

Business hours

Monday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Tuesday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Wednesday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Thursday 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Friday 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Saturday 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm

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20 reviews of Paul Smith

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Place rating: 5
Brooklyn, NY
really pretty stuff + really nice people. the store focuses on PS’s more casual wear. i tried on a pair of pants and almost walked out the store with it on, but then i looked at the price tag, then walked out empty handed. i wish my wife spent money on clothes like this, so i wouldn’t feel guilty splashing on fancy cloth. This stores gets 5 stars for making me FEEL, tho.
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
They have great deals on Paul Smith classics like the swirl leather goods, and always seem to have additional mark downs. The prices are better than any I have seen on line, even when Paul Smith website has a sale.
I bought some Men Only pink handmade leather brogue shoes, a swirl zip-​around purse, and a belt that were all like 70% off.
They have fitting rooms and nice sales associates. The sizes can be pretty limited, so if you like it you probably better pick it up.
Place rating: 3
Brooklyn, NY
Not a bad deal for shopping if PS is having a general sale. Other then that, it is all about timing.
Place rating: 5
New York, NY
I love that this is in the neighborhood but not in-​your-​face Williamsburg location so it’s still a little secret for the fashion savvy. Small store but great selection of accessories (cufflinks, bags, shoes, socks, winter knits, ties) for men. There are also some suits, but sizes are limited. Tees and dress pants are all neatly organized which is a pleasure to browse. There are two small fitting rooms and staff are very helpful when you need it. The seasonal sales are great if you can find your size, which is a hit/​miss but overall am impressed with the merch here. It’s Paul Smith so even if it’s a discount store, it’s not like all flashy colors; things are all pretty classic and will last considering the prices you’re paying. As for the women, there are always some tees, blouses, jackets, pants, and some handbags/​shoes. Very small selection of kids socks and baby goods, but if you’re in need of a baby shower gift, this is my first stop!
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
There are no better places for me.
As a huge PS fan, I went to the sale store in Williamsburg. The neighborhood is not a shopping district. But the stuff there is awesome. I found a London sport coat for $ 339 and polo shirts for $ 50.
I’ll go there anytime I get to the neighborhood.
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
Love this shop and visit when I can when in NYC. Recently I was in a holiday shopping dilemma. I was back home in LA and needed some gift ideas. I called and was helped by Jose. He took so much time to help me I want to send a big shout out to him and his excellence in service. Thank you Jose! You made the holiday season all the brighter. You’re awesome! Tell your manager you deserve a raise!
Place rating: 4
San Francisco, CA
I’m a huge PS fan and I buy a lot of his stuff. I wasn’t aware they had a sale shop in Williamsburg and only found out when I went to the PS flagship store and they told me about it. I was dying to go as I was told they had some really great discounts.
Went the next day and expectations were met for a place that’s a quasi-​outlet store. Handful (not a lot) of stuff from seasons ago. The shirts were about 50% off and suits were going for $ 650 that day, a huge bargain considering they go for $ 1400+. Unfortunately, none of the suits fit me properly so I couldn’t take advantage. I ended up with a shirt and a weekend bag.
Overall, a pretty cool store that’s conveniently located. Your mileage may vary as selection is as good as the size they will have for you.
Place rating: 3
Manhattan, NY
Small women’s section and the prices are still pretty expensive but i was impressed with the large men’s selection and my husband likes the store.
Place rating: 4
New York, NY
Great deals if you can find your size and especially good for suits and suit accessories.
This place is better for guys than girls but I’m not complaining.
The only reason I give them 4 stars is it’s often hard to find your size and the staff aren’t amazingly helpful but helpful enough.
Place rating: 5
New York, NY
awesome design shirts, half price!
Place rating: 4
Washington, DC
a nice shop with cool people.
You may get a good discount while PS is having a regular sale. But here some of them are off more! I bought a pair of tassle loafers (women’s) for more than 50% off! ;-) there were so many more I wanted to buy!
Place rating: 4
San Diego, CA
Snazzy clothes for snazzy men. I really liked what I saw here. They take something as simple as a buttoned down shirt and make it ultra stylish without being obnoxious. They really pay attention to the small details.
Place rating: 4
Manhattan, NY
I just bought a 1500 dollar suit for 750. Todd was very helpful. Even though the store has a no refund policy (just exchange/​credit), he promised to give me a full refund, if their tailor couldn’t widen the jacket for me (it was a bit too tight in the pectoral/​latissimus dorsi area).
the markdowns are worth the trip out to brooklyn. i only wish they carried the PS line too.
Much of Paul Smith’s stuff is a bit too flamboyant for me. However, his suits are very nice.
Place rating: 5
New York, NY
great googly moogly!
craig is a babe and fashionable, ask the tall asian to help you.
Place rating: 4
Kalgoorlie, Australia
A cool and relaxed discount store from Paul Smith which jumped at me out of the blue whilst I was taking a walk around Williamsburg.
It is decked out more like a charity shop than a Paul Smith store which I can understand in the shabby chic area of Williamsburg. It has cool hip young staff one of who was a real cutie.
The stock is pretty varied with some classic Paul Smith items from luggage all the way through to dresses and would be great for a Xmas gift for a loved one, as they will never know it was discounted! I liked the look of the socks but couldnt justify the $ 13 price tag, they looked real nice though.
It was great to see Paul Smith flying the British flag in this cool neighbourhood in NYC, as I am in fact from his hometown of Nottingham, England.
I give this 4⁄5 becasue although the staff are friendly and the stock is good, I dont feel that it is discounted that much and feel better deals can be gotten at home in England or online.
Place rating: 3
Brooklyn, NY
Dangerous for boozy post brunch shopping. Seems to be cheaper than the discount store in London (although not nearly as pretty — it’s scuzzy compared to all the other PS stores in existence). Sometimes not marked down but I’ve scored a few things (the sock prices have gradually creeped up since opening, not that it has stopped me from buying them) — I wouldn’t suggest someone cross water for it (it’s like 5 mins from my apt and I still wait for the sale at the shops in the city) — but it’s worth getting off your bike on the way back from brunch.
Place rating: 3
Los Angeles, CA
I like Paul Smith. Men’s. Women’s. Mostly all of it.
I especially like Paul Smith as an outlet store with discounted merch! Super sweet.
This location isn’t exactly a shopping «destination», but if you’re in the area, it’s worth a visit. The selection is at least one to two seasons past, but if you dig you can find some cute stuff. Sadly, our aim coming here was to find a basic black belt for my guy and we walked out empty handed.
Even at a discount, the belt was over $ 125 and totally not worth the price tag. Bummer. They did have some cute shades and other random accessories. I might come back, but to be honest there are better stores for the money in NYC.
Place rating: 4
Brooklyn, NY
Mike helped me out and was really patient with my OCD suit buying tendencies. Seriously A+ service.
Everyone working was very friendly, the dressing rooms are large, the store is clean.
I love Paul Smith’s menswear so I am very into the location!
The only caveat is they don’t have an in-​house tailor.
Place rating: 4
Massapequa, NY
I agree that the shop is in an odd location… actually it’s terrible if you decide to drive there. Regardless, the selection is small but I wouldn’t consider then «rip offs» as Jasmine says. The styles are in fact from Spring 08 (it’s Winter 08 now) so they’re about two seasons behind. If you don’t need to be the trendsetter this isn’t an issue. I was helped by Mike and he was very attentive to my needs. Unfortunately, they don’t carry any short styles of suits or I would have gone home with a few. Suits originally $ 1400 are at the shop for $ 700 down to $ 400. I’ll definitely go back… by subway.
Place rating: 2
New York, NY
This Grand Street location is an odd choice for Paul Smith to put down roots among the indie businesses really adding to the community. The luxe stuff looks generic and most of the pieces were a bad rip off of an original, edgier design. The snotty sales staff also made me pause about checking out a wallet. Probably just a sign of things to come.