Resteröds versus JBS of Denmark

Short answer: Resteröds is Swedish with a slightly heavier fabric and a clear rib structure. JBS is Danish with a smoother knit and a classic fit.

The fabric is the first difference

Resteröds is known for a firmer, more structured knit that holds its shape well. JBS typically uses a smoother knit that lies flatter against the skin. Both exist in bamboo viscose.

The fit is the second

Resteröds often cuts a little straighter and heavier. JBS is cut closer to the body in tops. That matters most in undershirts. See Resteröds.

How to choose

If you want something that feels solid and holds its shape, Resteröds is closest. If you want a flat layer under a shirt, it is JBS. See JBS of Denmark and bamboo undershirts for men.

Frequently asked questions

Do they run the same

Not quite. See the Resteröds size guide before ordering.

Which lasts longest

A heavier knit wears more slowly, all else being equal.

Are both in bamboo

Both have bamboo viscose ranges alongside cotton.