REI is one of The 11 Best Places for Pants in Seattle.

1. REI

9.3
222 Yale Ave N (at Eastlake Ave E), Seattle, WA
Sporting Goods Retail · South Lake Union · 93 tips and reviews

Brian L.Brian Lockwood: Mistral pants for men is perfect for travel, having zippered pocket in front and back make them a bit more pick pocket proof

Ponzi B.Ponzi Black: Best tip! If you are coming for hiking boots definitely try the outlet. Someone has already broke them in for at least one hike! Oh - def spring for the uber thick socks with wicking action!

Connie H.Connie H: walk thru REI's biggest store

Nike Running is one of The 11 Best Places for Pants in Seattle.

2. Nike Running

2649 NE 46th St, Seattle, WA
Sporting Goods Retail · 3 tips and reviews

Charisma C.Charisma C.: Must-visit for Nike lovers. Great choices for running pants.

Michelle C.Michelle Casanova: Great store. They have all the latest Nike stuff (even had Nike FuelBands in stock!) and really helpful and friendly staff. Go check it out!

Justin L.Justin Lisenby: Great store for Nike Run gear. Super friendly and helpful staff.

lululemon athletica is one of The 11 Best Places for Pants in Seattle.

3. lululemon athletica

8.0
2656 NE University Village St, Seattle, WA
Clothing Store · 4 tips and reviews

Kerry M.Kerry Moore: LADIES: Please wear size you NEED, not the size you WISH. Yes... it's entirely see-through!! GUYS: I don't care how many six packs you have, put a shirt on! Sweat is... Gross. Invest in a sexy top. :)

Justin L.Justin Lisenby: Best athletic and casual clothes you can get.

Tanya W.Tanya Williams: If you are a certified fitness instructor or trainer, you can sign up with their research and dev team, give feedback and receive 15% off your purchases.

Whole Foods Market is one of The 11 Best Places for Pants in Seattle.

4. Whole Foods Market

8.2
2001 15th Ave W, Seattle, WA
Grocery Store · Interbay · 30 tips and reviews

Kristie A.Kristie A: Thursday Happy Hour 4-7 now features build your own pho for $4. Add bunch of veggies to your pho for a full and healthy dinner!

SNOCRUSNOCRU: Talk about going the extra mile the employees here are super friendly and accommodating.

Haley B.Haley B: Vegan chocolate cake sucks!

lululemon athletica is one of The 11 Best Places for Pants in Seattle.

5. lululemon athletica

7.3
600 Pine St Spc 120E, Seattle, WA
Clothing Store · Seattle Central Business District · 7 tips and reviews

Jason A.Jason Arriaga: Shasta is a great name to tell them at the changerooms

Vitamin YiVitamin Yi: Personal trainers get 15% off... show your certification!

Mahsino B.Mahsino Blamoh: If they don't have something for you, they aren't afraid to send you to a competitor that does. That's awesome service!

Nordstrom Rack is one of The 11 Best Places for Pants in Seattle.

6. Nordstrom Rack

7.7
400 Pine St, Seattle, WA
Discount Store · Seattle Central Business District · 33 tips and reviews

William H.William Hueppauff: Nice selection of men's wear (& ties!). A lot of shoes. Smaller than other Racks I've been to across the country but very clean & organized, which makes sense with the corp offices across the street.

BravoBravo: You have to spend some time sorting through the racks, but you usually can find great deals on designer clothing. The shoe selection and discounts make some women think they’ve died and gone to heaven

Richard R.Richard Robathan: Guys if you come here with your girlfriend....plan to stay a long long... LONG time.

Nordstrom is one of The 11 Best Places for Pants in Seattle.

7. Nordstrom

401 NE Northgate Way, Seattle, WA
Department Store · Northgate · 15 tips and reviews

Kayla J.Kayla Johnson: Lingerie department staff are very helpful and sweet.

Albert F.Albert Ferguson: The Ebar is amazing. Such a great team of quick paced baristas that are friendly and helpful

Michael M.Michael Mendenhall: The Rail has some nice urban threads

Nordstrom is one of The 11 Best Places for Pants in Seattle.

8. Nordstrom

8.0
500 Pine St, Seattle, WA
Department Store · Seattle Central Business District · 103 tips and reviews

Andrew Y.Andrew Yang: Their men's shoe department is the best here. I always get amazing service.

GQ MagazineGQ Magazine: Little-known secret: Any given Nordstrom moves more high fashion than all your favorite boutiques combined. The Seattle location is hard to beat—proximity to the company's HQ helps.

Luis A.Luis Antezana: Get a quick recharge on your iPhone at the charging station in the men's department, and browse on an iPad while you wait.

Value Village is one of The 11 Best Places for Pants in Seattle.

9. Value Village

1525 11th Ave (at E Pike), Seattle, WA
Vintage and Thrift Store · Capitol Hill · 20 tips and reviews

Julia T.Julia Trimarco: Every Monday $0.99 for all items with the colored tag of the week. This location is pricier than the others, but has trendier clothes.

The Seattle TimesThe Seattle Times: A popular place for gay men to forage for hip clothes. Even Hugo Boss and Giorgio Armani shirts have popped up on the racks. But you will have to fight for it. Calling it out doesn't count. Read more.

Nathan E.Nathan Engebretson: Be sure to check out 2nd floor and basement.

Ballard Farmer's Market is one of The 11 Best Places for Pants in Seattle.

10. Ballard Farmer's Market

9.1
5330 Ballard Ave NW (at 22nd Ave NW), Seattle, WA
Farmers Market · Ballard · 65 tips and reviews

Lyndsey L.Lyndsey L: The bulk edible flowers are amazing in a light spring/summer broth or salad, and the price/quality is considerably better than what you'd find at a grocery store

Allrecipes.comAllrecipes.com: • The Ballard farmer’s market is AMAZING. They’ve got so much fresh meat and produce it’s ridiculous. I used to go to the Fremont market but they’ve got way too many trinkets and rarely have produce Read more.

jared m.jared moore: Stuff white people like

Totokaelo is one of The 11 Best Places for Pants in Seattle.

11. Totokaelo

1523 10th Ave (btwn Pike & Pine), Seattle, WA
Boutique · Capitol Hill · 19 tips and reviews

Alexa Jane B.Alexa Jane Brooks: Women's store up front. Men's down below. The shoes and jewelry are eclectic, unique, and high quality. I was drooling over their selection. Very trendy. Guys stuff was just as good.

Lucky MagazineLucky Magazine: Totokaelo brings in a studied mix of labels that are quietly cool (A.P.C., Raquel Allegra) and under-the-radar (Hope, Uzi NYC). Don’t miss the spot-on jewelry from Mociun and Lauren Manoogian.

MarieClaireMarieClaire: This store’s name means “reaching to the edge of the stars,” which is what boutique owner Jill Wenger does by featuring big-name designers like Yohji Yamamoto alongside up-and-comers.