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 …
TL;DR — The Bluffworks Gramercy Suit ($435 for blazer + pants) is machine-washable, wrinkle-resistant, and hides 10 pockets without looking like cargo gear. Sizing runs small — go up a size — and we’d buy two Bluffworks before one Ministry of Supply at twice the price. Bluffworks Suit Review: The clothing company promises to offer the …
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 — xSuit 4.0's 8-way stretch fabric makes it the only suit worth owning. Machine washable, wrinkle-free, $200 off promo code included. Ever felt like traditional suits are a straightjacket for your style? Enter the xSuit and our xSuit Promo Code, a suit that’s as flexible as your dance moves and as comfortable as your …
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 …
Is it really possible to make a comfortable suit? Is it possible to make a suit that’s lightweight, wrinkle-resistant, stretchy, AND still looks like a real suit? Today give you our honest Ministry of Supply Suit Review: specifically, we’ll dive deep into the Ministry of Supply Velocity Suit Review. Want more Ministry of Supply awesomeness? …
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. What we’d buy instead: If …
TL;DR — We bought the xSuit 3.0 (the ~$599 machine-washable, stretchy, wrinkle-resistant suit) and it’s stayed in our closet rotation since our original testing — through flights, conferences, and a few too many airport sprints. The short version: it lived up to the hype. It’s genuinely the best travel suit we own, the wrinkle-resistance is …