Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store
Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store, Department store in Midtown Manhattan, US
Saks Fifth Avenue is a department store at 611 Fifth Avenue with a facade of Indiana limestone, brick, and cast stone in classical style. The building spans ten floors and offers designer clothing, accessories, and personal shopping services.
The store was founded in 1924 by Horace Saks and Bernard Gimbel, marking the start of luxury retail on Fifth Avenue. The building received New York City Landmark status in 1984, recognizing its place in Manhattan's shopping and architectural story.
The name honors Horace Saks, whose vision brought luxury fashion to Manhattan. The store continues to shape shopping habits for affluent New Yorkers and international visitors seeking high-end clothing and exclusive accessories.
The building is easily accessible from the street with multiple entrances and offers plenty of space to explore across all ten levels. Visitors should allow enough time to browse the various departments comfortably.
The building features two symmetrical entrances on Fifth Avenue, an uncommon architectural choice that emphasizes the structure's monumental character. This double-entrance design gives the facade distinctive formal balance.
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