CRAM Fashion

"Cram is a great boutique male fashion store in the Lake View East neighborhood. I love their styles and their customer service. The store definitely caters to gay men but I'm sure any man can find something great here. Prices are on the higher end, but you get what you pay for. I've always been satisfied with the quality of the clothes I've bought from here. I'm only giving four stars because, as a guy with a smaller build, it can be surprisingly hard to find clothes in my size here. There have been so many times that I've found an article of clothing I loved, only to be disappointed because they didn't have anything smaller than a Large. If you wear a medium or smaller, you need to go as soon as they change their window displays for the season if you want any chance of finding your size. But besides that issue, I really love this store!"

"Great selection... Helpful staff! A neighborhood gem for men's fashion!"

"Cram is a great store in men’s clothing. They offer a wide variety of clothing to suit anyone’s budget from inexpensive to expensive, which is like many businesses. The customer service is exceptional and I can modestly state if you go there, they can work to your specific tastes and budget. Danny is exceptionally helpful and his broadened my wardrobe with clothing I did not think I would wear to now wearing new cool clothes. I really think highly of the entire staff. Go, check it out and leave with some very nice clothes to make you look great and garner great compliments from friends on your new style. Or regular everyday clothing. It’s worth the cost and trip there."

"The clothing and styles are great and super friendly and helpful staff, but I’ll add to the voices expressing that the prices here a bit too much. Skip the haphazard wrapped tissue paper and simple paper bag you just stamped with a logo and following me around the store and you take $15-$20 off the price tags."

"Mostly great quality items, however some are complete ripoffs. I made the mistake of of overpaying for a shirt ($70). With that price tag, I was under the impression that I was purchasing a premium shirt. It wasn't until I tried it on again at home that I found the tag and realized that the shirt was made by Shein (a Chinese fast fashion company that sells similar shirts for $20 or less). My fault for not paying closer attention but still not a great look for a boutique store."