TL;DR — We rated Bluffworks 9.6/10 — tops against Ministry of Supply (9/10) and Mizzen+Main (8.5/10) — and the price isn’t close. The Gramercy suit runs ~$300 versus $680 for a Ministry of Supply equivalent. For wrinkle-free, machine-washable travel clothes, Bluffworks is the best-value brand we’ve tested. Fighting wrinkles is half the battle with travel […]
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Myles Apparel Review: it’s important to know about the brand if you are going to buy from it a lot. And I have. Before we started We Tried It, we were avid customers of Myles. We loved the Everyday Short and have followed them from the beginning. What was the beginning? IT STARTED WITH A […]
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Tim Ferriss loves the Myles Everyday Short, but do we? More importantly: does my wife Approve? Read more in our honest 4+ year-long Myles Everyday Short Review. TL;DR — We’ve worn the Myles Everyday Short for 4+ years and they’ve earned a permanent spot in our rotation at $68. Versatile enough for workouts, errands, and […]
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Some shorts look good… until you actually live in them. You know the drill: they feel great in your bedroom mirror, then you sit down in a hot car and suddenly you’re wearing a wrinkled diaper with buttons. The Faherty All Day Shorts are not those shorts. These are the rare unicorn “hybrid” shorts that […]
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We’re embarrassed. After owning the Oliver All Over Short for over 3 years, we never gave you our honest Olivers All Over Short Review. Well, here it is: are these shorts worth the premium price? At $68, these are definitely not the cheapest shorts you’ll ever own, but is it worth it? Let’s dive into […]
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TL;DR — After testing 7+ pairs, the Myles Weekend Sweat Short ($68) is our top pick for WFH comfort — a 10/10 on feel and fit, backed by a 5-year guarantee. If the price stings, the Fabletics Courtside Short hits 9.5/10 at $49.99 and is a near-tie. Best Work from Home Shorts: I don’t know […]
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