
A Public Service for LA’s Chicest Gentlemen
So often, men don’t understand that multiple pairs of shoes are a vital part of anyone’s closet and they tend to shop out of necessity rather than fashion. Drag them (kicking and screaming) to Public Service, now open on Fairfax just north of Melrose.
Ever feel like you should be getting community service hours when you try to help a man get dressed? So often, men don’t understand that multiple pairs of shoes are a vital part of anyone’s closet and they tend to shop out of necessity rather than fashion. Drag them (kicking and screaming) to Public Service, now open on Fairfax just north of Melrose.
Stocked with a plethora of fantastic hats, belts, wallets, scarves, and shoes, Public Service won’t make the man in your life look like a hipster, a metrosexual, or really any other recently coined term you’d rather leave to the last decade. They will look like a man in the know – the shop is filled with unfussy, manly accessories, shirts, jackets, and basically everything he’ll need to look presentable at any of the events you had been slightly afraid of attending with him.
It doesn’t stop there – does his bedroom have a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle telephone? Redesign his bar area, make his bedroom smell better, and make sure he brings a stainless steel hip flask to all of those events you’re attending with him.
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