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TOKYO SLIM FIT - Button Down Broadcloth
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TOKYO SLIM FIT - Button Down Broadcloth

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The verdict

The core Tokyo Slim in a versatile broadcloth—a reliable mid-tier choice for anyone committed to the slim-fit cut.

Fit

Tokyo Slim is notably tapered. Broadcloth is smooth and drapes well. Expect a fitted, refined silhouette. Size to your true slim measurements.

Quality

Broadcloth is durable and easy-care. Standard Kamakura construction—solid seams, even finishes.

Is the price fair?

At 140 USD, excellent value for a branded slim-fit broadcloth staple.

Best for

Slim men who want an all-purpose, zero-fuss business-casual shirt at a fair price.

Care

Broadcloth is forgiving; wash and dry normally, iron on medium as needed.

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What owners report about Kamakura button-ups

Kamakura's button-ups carry a long-standing reputation on menswear forums for construction quality at their price: reviewers point to unfused collars, high stitch density, and mother-of-pearl buttons, and forum owners single out the oxfords' fabric and collar roll. Fit draws the most complaints — some owners find the neck-to-shoulder proportions off, and one reports routinely having the waist taken in rather than wearing the shirts as cut. Durability reports are mostly positive but not universal: one long-term reviewer wore a hole through a sleeve at the elbow and warns against relying on the shirts for heavy rotation. One detailed review also notes cost-saving construction choices, including a plain single-needle side seam with no side gusset despite the shirt's long tails.

Strengths
Owners and reviewers consistently rate the construction details — unfused collars, dense single-needle stitching, mother-of-pearl buttons — as very hard to match at the price, with the oxford-cloth button-downs called out as the line's strongest suit.
Watch out for
Recurring complaints are fit proportions (neck-to-shoulder ratio, waists that owners have altered) and isolated reports of fabric wearing through at the elbows under regular rotation.
Sizing
The line runs four distinct cuts — Tokyo and New York, each in slim and classic — and patterns are cut in centimeters, so reviewers advise working from the cm measurement tables rather than approximate inch conversions.

About Kamakura's button-ups line as a whole. Sources: Kamakura shirts review - detailed information on sizes and quality (Shirt Detective) · Kamakura shirt review - Fabricateurialist's Rewoven · Kamakura Shirts | DressedWell forum thread

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