TL;DR — The xSuit 5.0 is our top pick for frequent travelers who need a suit that survives long flights without dry-cleaning. At $499, TechWool (8-way stretch, 60% wool blend) delivers 30% better wrinkle resistance than the 4.0 and is fully machine-washable. If travel is part of your job, it’s worth it. The xSuit 5.0 …
Update: This review covers the xSuit 4.0. We’ve since bought and tested the newest model — read our xSuit 5.0 review for the current version. TL;DR — At $499, the xSuit 4.0 is our top pick in the performance suit category — machine washable, 8-way stretch, and wrinkle-resistant enough to pack in a gym bag. …
TL;DR — The Twillory Air Suit is breathable and machine washable, but the mesh fabric reads casual up close — we got asked “Can I feel it?” at actual business meetings. It’s a solid summer option if you can deal with the looks, but for something that passes as a proper suit, the standard Twillory …
TL;DR — The Twillory performance suit ($289 blazer) actually delivers on the no-dry-cleaning promise — machine washable, wrinkle-free, and sharp enough to fool anyone at a wedding or work event. The shirt-gripping waistband is a genuine game-changer. One real gripe: the large branded metal plate on the back of the pants that you can’t remove …
TL;DR — We tested the Jetsetter line. It looks sharp and fits snug, but it’s only semi-wrinkle-resistant, the suit is dry-clean only, and the $129 dress shirt is matched by machine-washable rivals at about the same price. Good if style is your top priority; skip it if you actually travel. We love performance dress shirts …
TL;DR — We’re big Mizzen + Main fans, but we’re skipping their blazer. Dry clean only is a dealbreaker, and when competitors offer 4-way stretch machine-washable travel suits, this 2-way-stretch wool blazer can’t justify itself — even from a brand we love. Attention, all Mizzen and Main Fans! The Mizzen and Main Blazer has just …
Who doesn’t hate ironing? If you’re looking for an easy way to keep your wardrobe wrinkle-free, you’ll want to check out our picks for the best wrinkle-free clothing for men. At the intersection of style and comfort, these clothes make it easy to look sharp without having to spend hours over the ironing board. From …
TL;DR — &Collar makes wrinkle-resistant, machine-washable dress shirts at a fraction of Mizzen + Main’s price. We tested them and were genuinely impressed — almost as good, and our exclusive promo code saves you $20 on your first order. Fits snug, so size up if you’re between sizes. &Collar is a great, cheaper alternative to …
TL;DR — &Collar dress shirts earned a 4/5 from us — almost as good as Mizzen+Main at a fraction of the price, with unique patterns you won’t find at the bigger brands. Performance fabric is stretchy, moisture-wicking, and wrinkle-resistant. One catch: the fit runs a touch generous, so size down if you prefer a tailored …
TL;DR — The Buck Mason Carry On Suit ($165 jacket, $135 pants) looks sharp but wrinkles embarrassingly fast — and at 97% cotton, the stretch is barely there. We love Buck Mason tees, but for a crisp summer suit, xSuit 3.0, Bluffworks, or Ministry of Supply all beat this one. If you’re anything like us, …