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Ryan Sims

Joined 4 years ago

A high end shop for the truly fashion conscious Midtowners.. In Short
Located along a bustling part of West Peachtree Street in Midtown, Drew Lewis is a spacious, bright boutique that provides the fashionable set (both guys and gals) an appropriate place to shop designer duds. Among the cubist-style black and white floors and cool exposed brick, antique tables display tough-to-find brands such as Rag and Bone, Hickey, A.P.C. and even Band of Outsiders; all of which are constantly gushed over in modern-day GQ issues. Taking cues from the past, the Drew Lewis serves alcohol while you shop, delivering the throwback experience of a true men's shop where a dude is encouraged to stay, chat, and enjoy the shopping experience. Lady fashionistas shouldn’t be deterred, the gals selection equals the men’s as one of the best in the city.

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B17

Joined 5 years ago

Great clothes, great guys, fun store. I can't believe more people on here aren't raving about this store. They have stuff you can't get anywhere else (Band Of Outsiders), a great location, and some of the nicest guys I've ever met in retail. The whole store is like raiding the closet(s) of your cool older brother (or sister if you head upstairs). Rogues Gallery, Shipley & Halmos, Modern Amusement, and more. Totally down to earth, easy to talk to, and great attention to detail. For those who've complained about prices, you should focus more on value than the actual cost. You could go to H&M, get a $10 shirt that you'll wear once before the buttons fall off, or the shirt starts to come apart. I can see how for the fast fashion set the prices could be hurdle, but everything I've gotten from them has held up wonderfully and fits great. You get what you pay for, and especially in this economy, value is as important as cost. Stop in, poke around. For dudes, you'll find a ton of great stuff that won't make you look like a fashion snob (if you're concerned with that kind of thing). Love to see them start carrying some more accessories (socks and whatnot). They're constantly getting in new stuff-don't be afraid to ask.

Bottom line, they're my favorite store in Atlanta, and I hope they stick around for many years to come.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Trendy fashion boutique in the heart of Midtown offers unique, high-end fashion for both guys and gals.. In Short
How do two gorgeous men and their adorable dogs charm the fashion-loving crowds in Atlanta? Why, by opening a chic boutique of course! Walking into DREWLEWIS is like stepping into a New York style boutique without the attitude. Seth, one of the owners, is happy to help you find the perfect dress, top, pants for that special occasion - and with hard to find labels like Kensie, Charlotte Ronson, Cooper by Courtney Warren, it's no wonder why this upscale fashion mecca is foot-traffic heavy.

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daisy220

Joined 5 years ago

great over the phone service. I called one morning from the hispanic yellow pages and spoke to manager steth he was very pleasant over the phone he made my morning better cause he was very pleasant over the phone thats how most store owners or managers should be over the phone with customers like STETH the manager at drew lewis..

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love4fashionatl

Joined 5 years ago

Clothes I cant find ANYWHERE!!!! SO IN LOVE. That cheap chick below must be looking for Express or Arden B.!!! Im so in love with this store ladies! They have Sass and Bide, Alexander Wang, and some brands that I have never heard of like Cooper by Courtney. I bought the CUTEST dress that was only 185 (Natalie) and wore it out to my friends birthday and everyone kept asking where I got it so I brought my friend back to the store the next day so she could check it out and a bought her a bday pres (HAPPY BIRTHDAY G!!!). I met the store owners while I was there and they knew everything about all of their brands and were very helpful. I HIGHLY SUGGEST THIS STORE MY FRIENDS!! PS) I got a cute clutch too!! Leather and Coral... perf for summer!!

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Natalie19

Joined 5 years ago

Trendy but expensive!. Great concept but it is a bit overpriced. I went looking for something to wear on a girl's night out and I didn't see one thing less than $150. Cool clothes just out of my budget. Clothes are a bit trendy so not a place you would shop at regularly especially at these prices. Maybe check this place out if you have a special occasion.

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atlcuisineguy

Joined 6 years ago

Blown Away By The Prices!. Previous reviewer said he was blown away. I was also, by the prices. DREWLEWIS has much competition, and this day and age, even those with money to burn, don't burn it in places like this. I hope they make-it, and don't get robbed by Atlanta's notorious Blue Jean bandits. And Tom Ford sunglasses, that is def L.A. Trends come and go, and this one probably will also. We wish them luck!

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DANnATL

Joined 5 years ago

BLOWN AWAAAAAAAAY. Sooo I had heard a lot of people buzzing about this new boutique and I just assumed that It'd be another ATLANTA boutique with its own twist on fashion and decided to go check it out on a lazy sunday. . . . I WAS BLOWN AWAY!!! Seriously it is really cool... they have a great selection of clothes and interior is very unique. One thing I really liked about this store is that they have high-end clothing as well as moderately priced clothing. I really did not go to buy anything and walked away with 5 items!! My favorite item was a pair of RAG & BONE pants, they were a lil pricey but worth it. Another item I got was a Modern Amusement polo that was only $40 so it all balanced out ! In such a Mall-Driven city its refreshing to see the stuff they have in there!! KEEP IT UP!!

PS) Took a peek at the women's stuff too... amazing!

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jaymaygm

Joined 7 years ago

Tom Ford Sunglasse? Well If You Must!. Well, if Tom Ford Sunglasses are the draw here, I guess this store is not for me. True, he is a good looking guy to some, but dosen't motivate me to buy an expensive pair of shades bearing his name. Granted the store is cool, and will be a draw for many Midtown dwellers. But honestly, as fast as fashion changes, investements in trendy expensive clothing, is not where it's at, especially during this economy. We're willing to bet, this store closes as fast as some of the houses on the courthouse steps.