Top Spots For Men's Accessories In South Florida

There may be less shops for men's fashion in South Florida than for women, but the shops certainly make up for it in quality and style. These shops sell incredible men's accessories for casual and dressier occasions with everything from avant-garde sneakers and rugged leather accessories to cufflinks and dress shoes. There are products available from the mid-contemporary to designer categories featuring fashion for men with varying shopping budgets. The great service makes these stores easy to shop and pairing accessories with apparel a breeze.

Addict
9700 Collins Ave. #219
Bal Harbour, FL 33154
(305) 864-1099
www.addictmiami.com

Addict in the Bal Harbour Shops is the place for men who dress stylishly down to very the last detail. Conveniently open every day, this shop stocks sunglasses, sneakers, bags and other accessories by the best of the best designers including Tom Ford, Dsquared, Y-3 and Jeremy Scott. The shop's clean and minimal design makes shopping faster and simpler and the service is top rate. Men who don't love to shop can bring their families along for help as Addict has great merchandise for women and children as well.

Supply & Advise
3322 N. Miami Ave.
Miami, FL 33127
(305) 846-9437
www.facebook.com/occasionalgentlemen

The refined yet rugged leather accessories at Supply & Advise come in very attractive color combinations for fun styling versatility in hues that are still very wearable. The durable products include belts, key lanyards, boots, bags and shoes – accessories for the everyday, the outdoors and even the weekends. Many of the looks are inspired by vintage male fashions nodding to a time when men had plenty to say through the way they pulled their outfits together. The Supply & Advise man wants accessories that are strong, masculine and well-designed to always be able to look great.

Apt 606
4141 N.E. 2nd Ave.
Miami, FL 33137
(305) 573-3330
www.apt606.com

Miami Design District just gets more and more fabulous fashion stores and Apt 606 is one of the newest arrivals. The store only caters to menswear apparel and accessories and the pieces are chic and sometimes underground with a sharp city feel – looks even appropriate for the streets of Paris, New York and Tokyo. The covetable designer sneakers and sunglasses in store are often hard-to-find designs, making them worth every cent. Some designers to be found at Apt 606 include Ann Demeulemeester and Rick Owens.

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Time Concepts Jewelry
800 Silks Run
Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
(954) 455-1209
www.mytimeconcept.com

Time Concepts Jewelry at the Village at Gulfstream Park includes exciting lifestyle accessory collections from top brands such as Hysek, Mulco and TechnoMarine featuring their latest and greatest. Products for men include jewelry, sunglasses and timepieces in chic, sleek and trendy styles. This is the accessory store for the man wanting to look polished but wanting to incorporate of-the-moment looks at the same time through color, patterns and design. Time Concepts Jewelry also offers repair services for these high-end products.

BASE
939 Lincoln Road
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 531-4982
www.baseworld.com

Baseworld is a well-loved and pleasurable place to shop for men's accessories in South Beach. The jewelry and other accessories in store come from hard-to-find collections of top designers as well as incredibly talented local designers. The items are all about high quality and about finding those special details to add to the wardrobe that aren't over the top but speak volumes. The interestingly curated mix of items also means that there are certainly items available at a variety of price points making Baseworld a go-to shop.

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Chanoa Chen is a well-published blogger and online journalist on topics ranging from luxury lifestyle living to fashion shows and trends. A self-proclaimed Miami Beach fashion expert, she is also working on launching her first jewelry line, Boki Love. Her work can be found at Examiner.com.