Verso

Verso has been dressing Antwerp since 1992, starting life as a small men's boutique before growing into the multi-brand destination it is today, now set inside a beautifully restored 16th-century mansion that once housed banks and grand families. It's one of two Verso shops, and the setting suits the clothes: a serious, international designer edit built for men who want the real luxury houses done properly.

The rails run from Italian tailoring at Brunello Cucinelli and Pal Zileri through to sharper, edgier names like Amiri, Dsquared², Gallery Dept and Alexander McQueen, alongside Saint Laurent, Givenchy, Gucci, Prada, Fendi and Versace. Denim leans on 7FAM and Icon Denim, footwear takes in Church's and Louboutin, and there's room for newer names like Cole Buxton and Flâneur too.