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Retail by MONA leases at 477 Madison Ave. to Charles Tyrwhitt

Manhattan, NY Retail by MONA negotiated a long-term lease with British menswear brand, Charles Tyrwhitt, at 477 Madison Ave. at the corner of 51st St., relocating from its Grand Central location. The 3,800 s/f location will be the brand’s sixth location in the borough offering proximity to Rockefeller Center and Saks Fifth Ave. as well as subway lines.

Charles Tyrwhitt is a British menswear brand founded in 1986 by Nick Wheeler. The brand is known for its commitment to quality and customer service.

The name “Charles Tyrwhitt” comes from Wheeler’s middle names and was chosen for its distinguished sound. The company specializes in high-quality, timeless clothing, including shirts, suits, and accessories, with an emphasis on style, durability, and value. Their flagship store is located on Jermyn St. in London, with additional stores across the UK, USA, and Paris, as well as a global online presence

Brandon Singer, founder/CEO of Retail by MONA said, “We are thrilled to bring such an iconic brand to 477 Madison. With its close proximity to Rockefeller Center and Saks Fifth Avenue, this is the perfect location for Charles Tyrwhitt’s key clientele.”

The new location offers Charles Tyrwhitt a larger space and the ability to maintain a corner presence on this menswear corridor of Madison Ave. The 51st St. and Madison Ave. corner is a heavily foot traffic thoroughfare - with a healthy mix of office, tourist, commuter and neighborhood foot traffic. 

According to John DiGangi, vice president, Retail by MONA, “Charles Tyrwhitt’s move to an almost 4,000 s/f corner store at 477 Madison Ave. establishes a prominent retail anchor for the building, reinforcing Madison’s reputation as Midtown’s premier menswear corridor.”

The landlord RFR Holding was represented by Retail by MONA’s founder/CEO, Brandon Singer, Sue Bernstock, and John DiGangi. Charles Tyrwhitt was represented by Michael O’Neill and Taylor Reynolds of Cushman & Wakefield.

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