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When it first opened its doors back in 1859, Oak Hall was one of the first ready-to-wear menswear stores in the country. Today, it offers the most extensive, yet carefully curated shopping experience in the South for both men and women. Renowned designers from around the globe, timeless style, and impeccable customer service all make Oak Hall a truly special place to shop. Still owned and operated by direct descendants of the original owner, Oak Hall is now one of the oldest family-owned businesses in the nation—and a true gem for the city of Memphis.
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- Cash onlyNot available
- Curbside pickupAvailable
- Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable
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- 222tbosSep 20, 20255.0'Beautiful choices to find what I was looking for.
- MRMatt RaichSep 13, 20255.0Clarence cordially directed me towards a perfect pair of socks for a wedding. He is clearly a seasoned and astute fashion auteur whose delivery is authentic and essence is refined. I cannot recommend his guidance enough.
- MMMyersJul 17, 20255.0If you need help with men’s clothes, ask for Bear. The man has the best style and always treats my family right. Honest salesmen are hard to come by nowadays, but he knows just how to get you the best quality items in the store. He takes your needs and wants into consideration, then pops out with some of the most striking options! Thanks for always taking good care of my family. Will definitely make it a stop every time I come back home. I wish there was an Oak Hall here in Denver!!
- ECEustis CorriganJun 6, 20205.0Always a good experience
- PGPerrylin GayMay 26, 20182.0Very fine store with POOR communication. Your door and your website states you close at 6:00pm on Saturdays. We planned our whole day in Memphis with arrival at your store well before 6:00pm today. You closed the door in our face at 5:00pm when walking up with no appologies. UNPROFESSIONAL! You could have posted a notice of this somewhere.