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Hold onto your Pants Boys… Lululemon “Jeans” are Here! Lululemon Tech Canvas Pants (MSRP $128 – but on sale right now here) are the latest in men’s comfort fashion from the brains that brought us ABC Pants. If you aren’t yet aware of the wonder that is ABC pants, (where have you been? read our …
TL;DR — We tested 6 men’s jean alternatives from $19.99 to $198, and the winner shocked us: the English Laundry 365 Pant from Costco ($19.99) matched or beat the $135 Lululemon Tech Canvas on nearly every measure. For the best-looking option, the Everlane Performance Chino at $68 is the pick — but start with the …
TL;DR — Mizzen + Main almost never discounts, so this $50-off promo code is a genuine exception — they used to offer $25 off. Use the link to apply it automatically at checkout; that’s nearly 50% off your first order. TL;DR — $50 off is solid for this brand. Only worth it if you were …
TL;DR — Promo codes rarely change your decision. Use it if you're already buying; skip if you're on the fence. As you know we’ve tried great dress shirt brands (read our full Mizzen and Main Review and our new Twillory Review and Twillory Suit Review… and how it compares to the best travel suits we’ve …
TL;DR — Full-price Lululemon stings, so we found 4 reliable ways to shop it on sale: the “We Made Too Much” section, Poshmark (code WETRIEDIT gets you $5 off), eBay (ABC Pants around $50), and local store sale racks. We prefer Poshmark over eBay — fewer fakes, smoother returns. We love Lululemon here at We …
TL;DR — We’ve been Harry’s subscribers since 2013 and haven’t looked back. At $6 for shave gel and $7 for face wash, they undercut Gillette without sacrificing quality. If you shave regularly, this is the easy call over Dollar Shave Club. Harry’s Razors Review – Are the Razors worth the money? Full Harry’s Razors Review: …
TL;DR — Mizzen + Main shirts wash easier than you'd think: cold water, delicate cycle, hang dry. After hundreds of washes we can confirm they don't shrink — the only rule that matters. Got a bad stain? OxiClean Max Force Gel Stick is the one product that actually saved us. As you know, we’re huge …
TL;DR — Genuinely great product. If the price works for your budget, buy it. We're still using ours. We were on the search for some easy summer shoes to wear to the pool. We love our Rainbow Sandals, but they can be a little slow to dry and feel weird when wet. We tried Native …
TL;DR — ZipSeam delivers on its core promise — baggy shirts genuinely look tailored after — but their claimed 5-minute install took us 40+ minutes and two people. At ~$10 a set vs. $15–25 at a tailor, it makes sense for budget fixes or multiple shirts at once. If you want a seamless everyday result, …
TL;DR — At $25, the GapFit Khakis look tempting next to the $128 Lululemon ABC Pant — but the nylon fabric is loud, clingy, and makes them look exactly like dad convertible pants. We can’t recommend them; skip these and save up for the real thing. TL;DR — Promo codes rarely change your decision. Use …