About Louis Boyd

Louis Boyd is a family-run Northern Irish menswear business that has been dressing men and boys since 1960, and its website now carries the same label list as the shops.

Brands and departments

The menswear side divides into casual, tailoring and footwear, with a separate youth department that stretches from Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger all the way down to school uniform. The labels sit at the premium end of the high street rather than in designer territory: BOSS, Hugo, Calvin Klein, Tommy Jeans, GANT, Lacoste, Barbour International, Diesel, Farah, Superdry and Replay, sitting beside British and Irish tailoring houses such as Remus Uomo, Marc Darcy, Benetti, Cavani and 6th Sense. Suits come as three-piece, two-piece and mix-and-match sets, which is why this retailer surfaces so often in wedding and black-tie searches.

Making the code count

Gather the pieces you want, open the basket, and drop the code into the promotional code field there before you move on to the payment step, then read the order summary back to confirm it has taken. The checkout handles one code per transaction, and sale-priced stock is commonly written out of money-off codes altogether, so a code that fails on a reduced jacket has not necessarily expired. The mix-and-match promotions that run on tees and polo shirts are applied at the basket without any code, and a voucher will seldom improve on them.

Delivery, returns and paying

Orders travel across the UK and Ireland with a standard and a quicker service to pick from, and returns are accepted for twenty-eight days from delivery, which is longer than the law requires. Klarna sits at the checkout for anyone spreading the cost, and gift cards bought online can be spent in the shops as well. Fit across the tailoring labels varies far more than it does in the chain stores, so the published size guides deserve a look before a suit is ordered rather than after it arrives.

When the prices come down

The sale section is permanent and refills as ranges turn over, with the sharpest cuts arriving after Christmas and again in midsummer as seasonal stock clears. Schoolwear is keenest in the back-to-school window rather than mid-term. Joining the mailing list brings a welcome offer on a first order along with early access to sale launches, and for a first-time buyer here that remains the simplest saving on the site.