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Indianapolis, Indiana
Gay men's apparel and lifestyle shop on N College Ave in Indianapolis
Toolbox Men's Supply Company is a brick-and-mortar men's shop on North College Avenue near the edge of downtown, specializing in fashion underwear, swimwear, and gear. Owner Gregory Gilmore founded it in 2012 to give Indianapolis a real storefront for labels locals previously had to order online — a curated wall of brands you can actually try on rather than guess at. The selection runs bold and body-conscious, with a range of fits and an inclusive size spread, and the staff treat it as a styling stop rather than a quick grab. For LGBTQ+ visitors, it's a useful daytime detour: an easy, no-pressure place to restock before a Pride weekend, a circuit party, or a night out, and one of the few dedicated shops of its kind in the city.
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