Featured in publications like the Guardian, GQ, and Goop, this authentically retro locale is a hipster's dream. Little has changed on the building's main floor, with the old, scuffed-up brownish-gray terrazzo flooring still in attendance and few embellishments made to the premises. The focus here is on the clothing and other products like leather goods, apothecary, and homewares, each item handpicked for quality, craftsmanship, and the story behind the brand. In addition to its own locally produced in-house brand, Clark Street Mercantile sources casual and classic men's clothing from labels like Portuguese Flannel, La Paz, and orSlow; apothecary from Rockwell, Groom, and Baxter; and other lifestyle products, including books, from Barebones, Kinto, and Monocle.