Haberdasher
ˈhabərˌdaSHər
NOUN
(North American) A dealer in men’s clothing.
(British) A dealer in small items used in sewing.
Example sentences:
"He stopped at the haberdasher before his vacation to replenish his summer wardrobe."
"The tailor and the haberdasher were located next door to each other, making for a perfect business arrangement.""My grandfather worked at the same haberdasher for 45 years before he retired."
Word Origin:
Anglo-Norman, early 17th century
Why this word?
"Haberdasher" is a North American word for a clothier that specializes in men's items. If you don't fancy "haberdasher," try "boutique," "salon," "emporium," "showroom," or "repository."