Louis Copeland & Sons

Louis Copeland & Sons has been dressing Dublin men since 1933, when Louis Copeland took over the family tailoring business his father Hyman had started decades earlier on Parliament Street. Four generations on, it's still family-run, with sons and grandsons now behind the counter, and its bespoke tailoring has long been a fixture for weddings, black tie and boardrooms alike, with clients including Pierce Brosnan.

Across its seven shops the edit runs from formal to relaxed: sharp suiting alongside knitwear, shirts and weekend layers. Labels carried include Isaia, Eton, Robert Talbott and Hirmer for tailoring and shirting, with Ettinger, Carl Friedrik and The Bridge covering leather goods, and Moreschi, Stemar and Mezlan for footwear. It's a heritage-leaning, luxury-minded shop built around proper tailoring rather than passing trends.