Peggs and Son

Great selection of clobber and I have ordered and shipped to California on many occasions. I once had an issue with an order and the customer service was excellent. I’ll be back.

For the clothes they sell in here — it would be getting a 5 star. My perfect man would dress head to toe in Peggs and Son. Seriously fit stuff guys. It is a boutique, which can equal expensive! Obviously you can find the things they sell — such as Huf, Carhartt, Obey… Etc — on the Internet, but this is a lovely shop to ‘peruse’. I need to have things in the flesh! I’m not a trusted Internet shopper. But I love coming in here even when I don’t have a man to buy for! Yeah I know… Bit of loser… But that is how nice some of the things are in here!
The sizing doesn’t go up for people a bit bigger or taller in a few of the brands though which is a shame cos I like my tall men!
They have a fab sale on at the moment, which will leave happy boys with happy pockets!

Great independent menswear shop and nice to see them expanding into a bigger space. Isn’t much in the way of competition but they’re about the best menswear shop in Brighton. Always filled with plenty of nice stuff and their website’s pretty good too…

Agree with the last comment… there isn’t much in the way of competition but this is by far the best clothes shop for men in Brighton. They’ve moved across the street into a bigger premises… really good to see an independent shop expanding when so many are disappearing… Peggs and Son are obviously good at what they do…

Peggs and Son is a contemporary menswear shop, selling a selection of items from upmarket but not hugely well-​known brands. To me the overall vibe of the shop is kind of brit pop-​ish, I can imagine Damon Albarn or Graham Coxon buying their clothes in here. Then again I don’t know huge amounts about men’s fashion, but they stock lots of parkas, short sleeved shirts and Argyle pattern jumpers and socks, and all fairly high end stuff. They also sell classic looking items with a bit of a twist, e.g. They have quilted coats, similar to Barbours in shades of grey and khaki, but the corduroy collars are vibrant orange. The shop in general has quite a ‘funky’ atmosphere, with loud music, friendly staff and bold wall-​paper. The clothes aren’t particularly cheap though, I saw a khaki mac in there which looked like a rather upmarket cag-​in-​a-​bag that cost £300. T-​shirts are about £50, jeans about £125. If I was a bloke I’d definitely give this shop a look, although the prices and the slight ‘mod’ishness of the style means it probably wouldn’t be my first port of call.

Peggs and Son is a purveyor of all things fashion for the discerning young gentleman. Filled with unusual and upmarket designer brands of denim, jackets, knitwear and accessories, they’ve put a lot of thought into their choices which stand apart from other high street brands for men (in my opinion very difficult to do). Amongst my favourites are Edwin, Nudie and Volta footwear. And of course where would the modern metro be without his Calabrese manbag?