It used to be common parlance that when it came to high-end shopping in New York City there were the three Bs: Bergdorf’s, Bendel’s and Barneys. Until quite recently, two-thirds of that trio remained central to Gotham’s fashion habits, but one more has finally called it quits. After intense efforts to find a buyer for the struggling, legendary retailer, Barneys is shutting its gilded doors. Though it is the end of a certain kind of New York emporium––daring, directional, uncompromising––there is a silver lining. As part of its farewell, Barneys is marking down many of its prime goods anywhere. Initially, that means discounts between 5 percent and 20 percent, with the exception of some goods from brands owned by LVMH. (Many anticipate the discounts will increase, so watch this space.)
We’ve sifted through everything to curate some covet-worthy finds, now at a reduced price. Barneys may not be around for much longer, but you still have a chance to take some of its best offerings home with you.
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Rimowa Hybrid 26″ Multiwheel Trolley
Image Credit: Barneys Rimowa luggage is the best in its class, recognized for its durable construction that doesn’t skimp on style. Made from glossy polycarbonate with aluminum detailing, this model is ready to take all the hard knocks that come with travel while keeping your belongings protected.
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The Row Mickey Yak Melton Double-Breasted Overcoat
Image Credit: Barneys It’s never easy to whip up a classic, but The Row’s Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have made the task their stock-in-trade. The duo’s Mickey overcoat has a strictly tailored silhouette handcrafted in Japan from heavy yak melton that will effortlessly keep icy winds at bay.
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Oliver Peoples Lachman Sunglasses
Image Credit: Barneys One of the premier names in eyewear, every frame produced by Oliver Peoples is handcrafted in Italy. The Lachman has handsome squared-off frames that suit a wide variety of face shapes and a classic caramel brown color teamed with green lenses for a vintage look.
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Thom Browne Card Case
Image Credit: Barneys A normal wallet is just a bit too much sometimes. When you want to travel light, Thom Browne’s card case is the perfect option. This model was made in Italy from pebble-grain leather with multiple slots for cards and a center compartment to tuck away notes. The designer’s signature striped grosgrain tab is a tasteful nod that let’s everyone know who created it.
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Tom Ford Conditioning Beard Oil
Image Credit: Photo: Courtesy of Barneys With its selection of top-tier designer clothes, it can be easy to forget that Barneys has a serious repository of grooming and beauty products. Tom Ford’s take on beard oil is especially lush with conditioning ingredients including jojoba, almond and grapeseed oils. The addition of lavender, leather and vanilla olfactory notes makes it a complete experience to use.
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Frédéric Malle The Essential Collection Men’s
Image Credit: Barneys Picking the right scent is never easy, and when a brand makes several outstanding ones the decision making gets that much harder. This tidy collection from Frédéric Malle includes five fragrances that you can use as testers before settling on a final choice or switch up depending on the occasion. Their small 7ml also makes them ideal for travel.
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Canali Travel Wool Two-Button Suit
Image Credit: Barneys Getting a good deal on a suit usually comes with a load of compromises, whether on fit or quality. But Canali is among the best and this classic two-button suit cut from super 130s wool will take you just about anywhere. The slim silhouette and softly padded shoulders give it a dressed-up yet modern look.
