Ted Baker vs Kamakura: which chino wins?
Both land in the premium tier — the Ted Baker Ted Baker Slim Cotton Chino at $110, the Kamakura Kamakura Cotton Twill Chino at $110. Here's how they stack up, head to head.
| Ted Baker | Kamakura | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $110 | $110 |
| Material | Smooth cotton twill, usually with a small amount of stretch for the slim fit, finished clean with a slightly dressy face. | Quality cotton twill with a clean, slightly crisp hand that takes a press; a mid-weight fabric chosen for a refined casual look. |
| Fit | Mid rise in slim and tapered cuts with a close, sharp leg line; cut for a polished, dressed-up casual silhouette. | Mid rise in slim and classic cuts with a clean leg line; cut for a considered, smart-casual silhouette. |
| Quality | Cleanly finished with the brand's characteristic detailing and consistent construction; built for smart-casual wear rather than rugged use. | Carefully finished with the brand's signature attention to detail, the quality twill holding a clean line. A genuinely considered make for the price. |
| Best for | Men who want a sharp, slim, slightly dressy cotton chino with British smart-casual detailing. | Those who appreciate Japanese craftsmanship and want a cleanly finished, slightly dressy cotton chino. |
| Care | Machine wash cold inside out or follow the label; press for a sharper line. | Machine wash cold or dry clean per the label; press for a crisper line. |
Which should you buy?
They sit in the same tier and are priced identically, so it comes down to what you want out of a chino. Lean Ted Baker for men who want a sharp, slim, slightly dressy cotton chino with british smart-casual detailing; pick Kamakura for those who appreciate japanese craftsmanship and want a cleanly finished, slightly dressy cotton chino.
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