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Reformation vs Reiss: which chino wins?

Both land in the premium tier — the Reformation Reformation Mason Cotton Trouser at $128, the Reiss Wicket Slim Cotton Chino at $130, just $2 apart. Here's how they stack up, head to head.

Reformation Mason Cotton Trouser
Premium tier
Reformation
Reformation Mason Cotton Trouser
$128
Wicket Slim Cotton Chino
Premium tier
Reiss
Wicket Slim Cotton Chino
$130
ReformationReiss
Price$128$130
MaterialCotton or cotton-blend twill, often chosen with a sustainability lens, finished clean with a mid weight suited to a refined casual drape.Clean cotton twill, often with a little stretch, mid-weight.
FitMid to higher rise in relaxed and straight cuts with a clean, slightly vintage-inflected leg line; an elevated, feminine silhouette.Slim, slightly tailored and fashion-forward cut, true to size; unforgiving through the leg.
QualityCleanly finished with construction supporting the elevated look; built for refined casual wear with an eco-conscious sourcing focus.Premium — clean finishing and a sharp cut a clear step above high-street chinos.
Best forSustainability-minded shoppers who want an elevated, vintage-inflected cotton trouser.Business-casual and dressier smart-casual outfits, a tailored silhouette, and dressing a chino up.
CareMachine wash cold or follow the label; hang dry to protect the fabric and finish.Cold wash and hang, or dry-clean dressier styles; press for a sharp finish.

Two cotton-twill trousers $2 apart: Reformation's Mason at $128, Reiss's Wicket at $130. The Mason is a higher-rise, relaxed, vintage-inflected cut with an eco-conscious bent; the Wicket is a slim, tailored, fashion-forward chino with sharp finishing built to dress up.

Reformation wins on

$2 cheaper, higher-rise relaxed cut, vintage-inflected drape, eco-conscious sourcing

Reiss wins on

slim tailored cut, sharp clean finishing, dressier smart-casual, step above high-street

Which should you buy?

The $2 gap is meaningless, so pick by cut. Buy the Mason if you want a relaxed, higher-rise trouser with a vintage line and a sustainability angle. Pay up for the Wicket if you want a slim, tailored chino that reads sharp for business-casual, knowing the leg is unforgiving. One drapes loose and easy, the other is cut close and dressy; and the Wicket is best grabbed on a Reiss seasonal sale.

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