Paul Stuart's style

Paul Stuart is an upscale men's and women's clothier in the United States. Founded in 1938 in New York City by haberdasher Paul Stuart, the company now operates additional locations in Chicago, Illinois, Seoul, South Korea, and Tokyo, Japan.

The original New York location in Midtown Manhattan along Madison Avenue, however, still remains the company's largest store.

Paul Stuart often is compared to Brooks Brothers and J. Press, which also have their flaship stores along Madison Avenue. Its clothing tends to be more expensive and more colorful than those retailers, however, and many patrons also consider it to be more "up-to-date".

As a result, it often favorably is compared to the British tailors of Savile Row. Still, Paul Stuart carries on a traditional Ivy League style of clothing.

Here are some of Paul Stuart's remarkable ties and you will understand why " The smallest thing can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary".