Tailored menswear at The Man's Shop, Arlington, Texas

Arlington · Est. 1972

Meyerin DFW

German trouser making, with more choice of rise than most makers offer.

Downtown Arlington · Serving Dallas–Fort Worth by appointment
The short answerThe Man’s Shop · Arlington, Texas · Est. 1972

Meyer trousers at The Man’s Shop in Arlington. German trouser making built around fit and comfort, in a range of rises and leg shapes, hemmed here in the shoes you will wear. We are in downtown Arlington and serve the whole metroplex.

From ArlingtonLocal
AvailabilityIn stock
AlterationsIn-house
Since1972

What matters

Worth knowing

What it is
Trousers made to a fit-first brief, with the waistband and seat properly constructed.
Choice of rise
Several rises rather than one. It is the measurement that decides whether you are comfortable at four in the afternoon.
Cloth
Year-round wools and cottons, plus genuinely light cloths that get more wear in this climate.
Waistband
Constructed to sit without a belt taking the strain.
Hemmed here
Standing, in your shoes, cuffed or plain, decided when you can see it.
Who it suits
Men who have never found a rise that works, which is more of them than admit it.
Cloth for here
The lighter end gets far more wear in this climate than the year-round weights.
Two rises
Worth trying both. The difference in comfort over a day is considerable.

Getting to us

Downtown Arlington, serving the metroplex

Where we are
100 S. West Street in downtown Arlington, parking beside the building. Monday to Saturday, ten until five.
From across DFW
Around twenty miles from Dallas, fifteen from Fort Worth, twenty-five from Southlake and twelve from Mansfield.
Try two rises
The difference in comfort across a working day is considerable.

Common questions

Trousers, answered

What is Meyer known for?

German trouser making built around fit, particularly the rise — they offer more options there than most makers, and rise is what decides whether a trouser is genuinely comfortable through a working day.

How should the waist fit?

Snugly enough that the trouser stays up without the belt doing the work. If you are pulling the belt tight to hold them, the waist wants taking in, which is a straightforward alteration.

Cuffed or plain?

Cuffs suit a fuller leg and a higher rise and add weight that helps the trouser hang. Plain is cleaner and slightly more formal. We will show you both before you decide.

Can you alter the waist?

Yes, and it is worth doing rather than living with a belt pulled tight. It is a straightforward alteration on a well-made trouser.

What is Meyer known for?German trouser making built around fit, particularly the rise — they offer more options there than most makers, and rise is what decides whether a trouser is genuinely comfortable through a working day.
How should the waist fit?Snugly enough that the trouser stays up without the belt doing the work. If you are pulling the belt tight to hold them, the waist wants taking in, which is a straightforward alteration.
Cuffed or plain?Cuffs suit a fuller leg and a higher rise and add weight that helps the trouser hang. Plain is cleaner and slightly more formal. We will show you both before you decide.
Can you alter the waist?Yes, and it is worth doing rather than living with a belt pulled tight. It is a straightforward alteration on a well-made trouser.

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The Man’s Shop  ·  Est. 1972
100 S. West Street, Arlington, Texas 76010
Mon–Sat 10am–5pm  ·  Closed Sunday
(817) 265-1116