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Canal Street has become New York’s unlikely menswear hotspot — with savvy brands purposely banding together

Par :Will Zimmerman

20 janvier 2026 à 22:30

One of Manhattan’s most storied commercial corridors is being reshaped.

William White, founder and creative director of NY Next, in his Canal Street clothing store.

Illustration of a map of Canal Street in New York City with various brands and shops depicted, including The Brooklyn Circus, Merz B. Schwanen, Knickerbocker, Supreme, Drake's, William White Emporium, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton.

The storefront of Knickerbocker, a clothing store on Canal Street, featuring a large display window with a mannequin in a grey coat and khaki pants.

Christopher Aliaga, founder of Knickerbocker, leans against the wooden structure in his Canal Street store, wearing a dark shirt and pants.

A man in a suit jacket looks through clothes on a rack in a clothing store.

Jack Nagla, owner of Drake's, stands in a Canal Street clothing store, wearing a gray suit and striped tie.

Malik Tate stands behind a clothing rack, looking directly at the viewer.

People walking past "The Brooklyn Circus" clothing store.

Interview with Merz b. Schwanen owners Peter and Gitta Plotnicki.

Jeremy Allen White as Carmy Berzatto, wearing a white t-shirt and black pants, holding a blue chef's coat, and leaning against a door covered in newspaper clippings.

William White and Will Cooper standing in a clothing store with racks of clothes and mannequins.

The exterior of Remedy Place Soho, showing the name "REMEDY PL" on the window.

People purchasing items from street vendors on Canal Street in New York City.

The storefront of "Canal Rubber" and "Drake's" in New York City with people walking by.

Canal Street clothing stores, with a building covered in graffiti that reads "ZOOT."