Our verdict
The Quince and the Twillory Suit are too close to call — we rated both 8.5/10. There's no clear winner here, so it comes down to what you want it for. We break that down below.
Quince
Twillory Suit
$388
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| Our rating | 8.5/10 | 8.5/10 |
| Best for | Cashmere and polos justify the hype—soft, affordable, and hard to fault; skip dress shirts but everything else wins. | Actually delivers on the no-dry-cleaning promise: machine-washable, wrinkle-free, sharp-looking, and surprisingly comfortable for the price. |
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Which one is right for you?
Choose the Quince if…
Cashmere and polos justify the hype—soft, affordable, and hard to fault; skip dress shirts but everything else wins.
- Cashmere is exceptionally soft and luxurious, not scratchy
- $34 polos are lightweight and genuinely hard to fault
Choose the Twillory Suit if…
Actually delivers on the no-dry-cleaning promise: machine-washable, wrinkle-free, sharp-looking, and surprisingly comfortable for the price.
- Machine washable and wrinkle-free
- Gripper waistband keeps dress shirts perfectly tucked in
Why we rate them this way
Quince — 8.5/10
Cashmere and polos justify the hype—soft, affordable, and hard to fault; skip dress shirts but everything else wins.
What we liked: Cashmere is exceptionally soft and luxurious, not scratchy, $34 polos are lightweight and genuinely hard to fault, Affordable cashmere ($59) with ethical, sustainable production, Performance polos wick moisture and hold shape through wear, Consistently high quality across 47+ tested items.
Worth knowing: Dress shirts wrinkle badly even with WrinkleGuard treatment, Sweatpants tend to run large.
Twillory Suit — 8.5/10
Actually delivers on the no-dry-cleaning promise: machine-washable, wrinkle-free, sharp-looking, and surprisingly comfortable for the price.
What we liked: Machine washable and wrinkle-free, Gripper waistband keeps dress shirts perfectly tucked in, Looks like a normal suit, not overly technical, Perfect in-between fit—not slim or boxy, Four-way stretch fabric is extremely comfortable.
Worth knowing: Metal branded badge on back of pants hard to remove, Light grey color difficult to pull off on technical fabric.
Common questions
Is the Quince or the Twillory Suit better?
We rated both 8.5/10 — it's a genuine toss-up. Quince: Cashmere and polos justify the hype—soft, affordable, and hard to fault; skip dress shirts but everything else wins. Twillory Suit: Actually delivers on the no-dry-cleaning promise: machine-washable, wrinkle-free, sharp-looking, and surprisingly comfortable for the price.
How much do the Quince and Twillory Suit cost?
The Twillory Suit is listed at $388. We don't have a current price on file for the Quince — check the latest on its review page.
What's the difference between the Quince and the Twillory Suit?
Short version — Quince: Cashmere and polos justify the hype—soft, affordable, and hard to fault; skip dress shirts but everything else wins. Twillory Suit: Actually delivers on the no-dry-cleaning promise: machine-washable, wrinkle-free, sharp-looking, and surprisingly comfortable for the price.