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Owners report the wrinkle resistance is real: the shirts shake out on their own, and one long-term tester found the collar held its shape through repeated trips through the washer and dryer. The knit fabrics are described as soft, light, and stretchy, draping loose rather than crisp — one reviewer disliked a slight sheen on the Apollo. Remaining gripes are small: collars can still need a quick pass with an iron, the fabric shows sweat darker until it dries, and odor resistance trails some other performance fabrics.

Strengths

Reviewers consistently confirm the machine-wash, no-iron claims — wrinkles shake out and the shirts keep their shape through repeated laundering.

Watch out for

The soft drape and slight sheen mean the knit shirts never look starched-crisp, collars may still want a touch of iron, and sweat shows dark until it dries.

Sizing

Reviewers describe a standard dress-shirt cut; one muscular tester reported the Apollo fit his wide back without running too slim.

About Ministry of Supply's button-ups line as a whole. Sources: Ministry of Supply Review: Tech Workwear Tested (WeTried.it) · Ministry of Supply Aero Dress Shirt Review (Pack Hacker) · Ministry of Supply Apollo Shirt Review (Dan Blewett)

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Coverage of this jacket range centers on the brand's stretch-knit blazers, which reviewers report are unusually comfortable — soft, unlined, and stretchy enough to move in — while still passing in an office. Long-term testers report machine washing and drying them with no durability problems. The recurring criticisms are about looks rather than build: the technical fabric and patch pockets read casual and a bit synthetic next to traditional tailoring, one reviewer found the blazer prone to gathering lint and hair, and wrinkle resistance in the jacket is weaker than the marketing implies.

Strengths

Reviewers consistently rate the blazers as the most comfortable they have worn, and machine-wash care with no reported durability issues holds up in long-term testing.

Watch out for

Owners note the fabric looks technical rather than formal, attracts lint and hair, and jacket wrinkles do not fall out as easily as claimed.

Sizing

Reviewers say the blazer fits well out of the box but is offered in a single fit, with extra sleeve fabric included so a tailor can lengthen the sleeves.

About Ministry of Supply's jackets line as a whole. Sources: Ministry of Supply Kinetic Suit (Blazer & Pants) Review — Pack Hacker · Ministry of Supply Kinetic Blazer — Everyday Wear · Ministry Of Supply Review: Scientifically Better Clothing? — The Fascination

Reviewers describe Ministry of Supply's pants — the Kinetic line especially — as stretch-knit dress pants that are unusually comfortable, machine washable, and low-wrinkle out of the dryer. The cut is a true slim with a taper, and early durability reports are good: one reviewer found them no worse off after repeated wears and washes. The recurring complaint is length — inseams come long, and reviewers report cuffing them or cutting off as much as two inches. Color choice is limited to a handful of basics.

Strengths

Owners report stretch and comfort well beyond typical dress pants, with easy machine-wash care.

Watch out for

Inseams run long enough that reviewers needed to hem or cuff, and the slim tapered cut plus a small color range won't suit everyone.

Sizing

Cuts run slim and tapered and inseams come long — plan on cuffing or hemming to get the length right.

About Ministry of Supply's pants line as a whole. Sources: Ministry of Supply Kinetic Pant: Worth it? A Review. · In Review: The Ministry of Supply Kinetic Pant — The Peak Lapel · Ministry of Supply Kinetic Pant Review (Ultimate Dress Casual Trousers?)