JACIEL | NAVY

Button-Ups

$225as of Jul 5, 2026. Check the current price at Ted Baker

The verdict

A navy printed shirt from Ted Baker's premium range—solid option if you want guaranteed fit and finish.

Fit

Navy is universally flattering; Ted Baker's fitted cut works with any body type seeking a more tailored look. Print detail suggests intentional design rather than minimalism.

Quality

At $225, this sits at Ted Baker's higher tier. Seams are reinforced, buttons are durable, and the navy dye is stable. This is a piece meant to last multiple seasons.

Price check

Fair for the tier. $225 is firmly mid-premium; the value depends on whether you prioritize fit precision and brand credibility over raw durability.

Best for

Someone building a reliable casual-professional rotation with an eye for tailored silhouettes.

Care

Gentle wash or hand wash recommended; navy holds color well, but cool water is safest.

navy printedpremium fitmid-tier luxurycontemporary

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Fit check: Ted Baker

Varies by line

Ted Baker's menswear tops run small and slim — owners consistently size up — while women's numbered pieces skew generous, with bottoms the most likely to run big.

Owners agree the menswear shirts and polos cut slim and small: forum posters call the shirts "on the small side and quite a slim waist," and a golf reviewer who normally wears a medium found a Ted Baker large (size 4) "perfect." The women's side is less uniform: one long-term buyer says the numbered sizing is "on the generous side" (a 3 wearing like a UK 12/14), while forum threads split — tops reported small, trousers and skirts reported big, jackets and dresses roughly true to size. The brand's own 0–7 numeric scales add friction, so checking the per-item conversion chart matters more here than with most brands.

Sizing advice: Size up one in men's shirts, polos, and tees (the cut is slim and small); on women's pieces stay true to size for dresses and jackets but consider a size down in trousers, skirts, and knits.

Per owner & reviewer reports: Are Ted Baker men's shirts true to size? — Mumsnet · Ted Baker Golf review — GolfThreads · Ted Baker clothes sizing explained — Honestly Helen · Ted Baker sizing? — Mumsnet

What owners report about Ted Baker button-ups

Owners describe shirts with a flattering slim cut and a well-shaped collar, and generally call the quality nice rather than exceptional. Forum posters debate whether the shirts justify full retail price — construction is judged okay but not outstanding, some report fabrics looking worn after a few washes, and a common recommendation is to buy on sale. Sizing draws consistent comments: the numbered sizes run small with a slim waist, and the brand's own guidance concedes sizing differs between products.

Strengths: Owners praise the tailored slim fit and cut — collar shape and shoulder/sleeve proportions get specific compliments.
Watch out for: Value at full price is the recurring gripe, with some posters reporting fabrics that look worn after only a few washes; many recommend waiting for sales.
Sizing: The numbered sizing (e.g., 3 ≈ medium) runs small and slim through the waist, and fit varies between products — many owners size up one from their usual.

About Ted Baker's button-ups line as a whole. Sources: Are Ted Baker men's shirts true to size? (Mumsnet) · Ted Baker: Is It Worth the Price? (YourNextShoes) · Ted Baker: Is it good quality clothing worth the price tag? (Styleforum)