- Bonobos recently released The Daily Grind Suit, its first ready-to-wear suit.
- The Daily Grind Suit comes in five colors, four fits, and a wide range of sizes to accommodate men of most sizes. With multiple inseam options, you won’t need to visit a tailor before wearing it.
- At $400, the Bonobos Daily Grind Suit is the brand’s least expensive suit. While the price is comparable to some custom suit companies, the various sizes and fits will eliminate the need for made-to-measure garments for most men. And, since it doesn’t need to be made specifically for you, you’ll receive your order much faster.
- First-time customers can save 20% on their order by using the Business Insider-exclusive promo code “BONOBOSBI20” at checkout.
I’ve always been a huge proponent of made-to-measure menswear because the customization process usually yields a better fitting garment. When the finest of details matter the most, I wouldn’t hesitate to choose the custom route, but in some instances, having something made specifically for you can be more of an inconvenience than a luxury.
Let’s be honest. No one likes waiting weeks on end for a tailor to complete a job or for their online order to finally ship out. While it’s easy to get away with off-the-rack dress shirts and such, suits are the one menswear item that almost always need some sort of alteration.
Bonobos is now offering its solution: the Daily Grind Suit.
Suits have long been a part of Bonobos' catalog, but the Daily Grind Suit comes as the brand's first ready-to-wear suit. The suits come in four different fits (tailored, slim, athletic, and standard) and the pants come with inseam length options, so you won't need to make any alterations before wearing it. While making different fits and inseam lengths isn't some monumental feat in menswear, it sure is a convenience - and, quite frankly, more people should know that the feature exists.
What it's like to wear
I went with the light grey suit in the tailored fit, the narrowest fit available. When ordering the suit, I was impressed that my size was actually available - I'm a hard 29-inch waist and lots of suits start out at 30 inches. The pant sizes range from 28 to 40, so men of almost all sizes are included. I was also happy to see that they had my inseam length of 28 inches. While I usually go with a longer inseam for jeans (in order to cuff them) I like a straight, uncuffed pant leg for slacks.
Since all the sizes are in stock and readily available as opposed to being made-to-order, I got my suit two days after placing the order. Although I wasn't in a huge rush to wear the suit, this is a great point to consider if you're on a tight deadline and need a nicely-fitted suit in a hurry.
I put on the Daily Grind Suit and it fit me absolutely perfectly. I've tried other ready-to-wear suits in the past, but still had to make alterations because only one fit was available or because I had to settle for a larger waist or inseam.
Throughout the day, I got several compliments while wearing the Bonobos Daily Grind Suit and everyone I told was surprised to learn that it hadn't been altered in any way.
Bottom line
At $400, the Daily Grind Suit is Bonobos' least expensive suit. Although it's about the same price as a custom suit you could get at Indochino, I'm willing to bet that the various fit and size options will do away with the need for a made-to-measure garment for most guys.
I'm confident that other men will like the Daily Grind Suit just as much as I did, so Business Insider and Bonobos teamed up to create an exclusive offer. New customers can save 20% on their order by using the promo code "BONOBOSBI20" at checkout. You'll need to click through our link to use the promo code.
