3.6
Bonobos earns mixed reviews for fit-focused menswear that often looks sharp and feels comfortable, yet draws criticism for inconsistent quality and occasional mis-sizing. Reviews praise its multiple fits, polished chinos with no “khaki diaper butt,” and reliable staples, while others cite bulky sweaters, hanging threads, thin fabrics for some, and uneven style variety.
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The chinos are a life changing experience. I have a pair of very bright blue ones that are extremely comfortable. They work well in any setting and am amazed at how the fabric moves with my body. I also own a pair of utilitarian Fielder track pants. They have fun sock designs, but tend to get holes in the sole pretty quickly.
These have been go to chinos and shorts for years. The fit, colors, and sizing are accurate. The “no baggy butt” is really a great feature that differentiates Bonobos. I now have a few blazers and shirts to go with and once again the sizing is excellent.
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6mo ago
My boyfriend's wardrobe is almost entirely full of Bonobos products. He loves their short and long sleeve shirts to wear for work and going out, and their jeans fit him very well. He also has suits and dress pants from them (I fell for him pretty hard when I first saw him in a Bonobos blazer). They offer different fits for various body types/proportions, which is extremely helpful. This is a great brand for an elevated and distinctive style (my boyfriend doesn't want to look like every other guy).
2y ago
I've had a couple suits and shirts from Bonobos. They fit great and the in-store experience is really nice. Variety is a bit lacking but overall really good staples
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