This exclusive men's clothing store serves up bespoke suits and cocktails and charges an admission up to $3,000 - take a look inside
Wingtip Club
Wingtip Club is an unusual store for an elite clientele.
Founded in 2002, the menswear store based in San Francisco comes with its own clubhouse, complete with a wine cave, barber shop, cocktail bar, and bespoke tailoring shop. It attracts mostly middle-aged men working in finance and technology, according to founder Ami Arad.
Wingtip Club charges monthly dues and a one-time admission fee between $1,000 and $3,000, depending on the number of visits a member wants to make annually. It's a pioneer among the handful of brands that pamper and offer places to socialize inside brick-and-mortar shops - a tactic to help them compete with popular online retail companies like Bonobos, Everlane, and Amazon. Even retail giant Nordstrom is testing a tiny new store that doesn't sell clothes.
Take a look inside Wingtip Club to see if it's worth the price.
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