2707 N. Clark, (773)404-9225; 1941 W. North, (773)342-0500; 812 Church, Evanston (847)332-2370, untitledshop.com (1 votes, average: 5 out of 5)
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Goods: Clothing, shoes and accessories for men and women. Designers: Fornarina, J. Lindeberg, Modern Amusement, Diesel, Triple 5 Soul, Corpus, WeSC and Obey for clothes; Vans Vault, Schmoove, Colcci and Nike Quick Strike for shoes. Owners: Candise and Luke Cho opened the shop sixteen years ago, giving it the name Untitled in reference to the evolving nature of art and fashion. Vibe: With skinny jeans and mini-skirts by the dozen, there’s an air of “cool” wafting through the shop. Things stay upbeat with a smiling sales staff. Price Range: Moderate-Expensive. The Look: Fashion-minded hipster with the disposable income to stock up on perfectly tattered pants. Shopper’s Perks: A wide array of denim features more than twenty-five brands.

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5314 N. Clark, (773)989-9111, 3162 N. Broadway, (773)281-6111, hisstuffchicago.com (1 votes, average: 5 out of 5)
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Goods: Men’s clothing, shoes, accessories. Designers: Hugo Boss Red Line, Z Brand, Energie, Mavi Jeans, Swiss Army, J. Lindeberg. Owner: Ralph Fasano, experienced in the beauty industry, and Jeff Worth, who holds a degree in industrial design, combined forces to open His Stuff in 2002. Vibe: From its charcoal, near-nameless awning and the headless, near-naked mannequins in the window, you might think His Stuff is all about less-is-more. However, the small interior is stuffed to the brim with button-down shirts, pants, shoes and casual wear. Price Range: Expensive. The Look: Here it’s all about the details, from precise cross-stitching on a pair of underwear to the perfect weave of a tailored jacket. Shop here and head to an evening of drinks and dinner at Brasserie Jo. Shopper’s Perks: The store stocks only limited quantities and new shipments arrive each week.

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UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2008