We tried Tommy John's Go Anywhere clothing collection, and the polished pieces are comfy enough to wear whether you're in the office or working from home

Blazers and suit jackets are notorious for being stiff and uncomfortable, but Tommy John has redesigned the business-casual staple to be comfortable enough to wear wherever, whenever, and for however long you need to.

The Go Anywhere Tech Blazer features a four-way stretch material that's moisture-wicking and water repellent. My first impression while wearing it was that my range of motion wasn't hindered all. I could move my shoulders and lift my arms above my head without feeling like I was going to bust a seam. I'm not going to run a marathon or do a full workout in this jacket, but the performance aspects of the material make it less of a task to wear more formal clothes during the workweek.

I also really appreciate the zippered front pockets and interior pocket. Being able to securely zip up my phone, keys, and wallet was a good feeling.

While all of these features make the Go Anywhere Tech Blazer great for traveling, commuting, and overall comfort throughout the day, it's not the most dapper or best-fitting blazer on the market. At $298, the Go Anywhere Tech Blazer isn't cheap, so if you're set on achieving a precise fit or having a more traditional material, I recommend getting a similarly-priced made-to-measure blazer at Indochino. —Amir Ismael, reporter

I feel like I'm wearing cool and smooth pajama pants whenever I slip these on — they're that comfortable. Luckily, they look like a regular pair of relaxed work pants, so I can walk to, from, and around the office without attracting stares. They're also great for looking polished on work-from-home days when you want to feel like a functioning member of society.

Though they aren't skin-tight, they are tapered and polished. At the same time, there's enough stretch and extra space for me to squat down in them. The stretchy waistband and pull-on style tie it all together: Ultimately, these pants are low-maintenance and easy to wear. I'm even considering making them my new go-to pair for long flights and bus rides.

My only word of caution is that since the fabric is quite light and thin, the pants are not ideal for cold weather days. However, once the weather warms up, these are the pants you'll be able to wear without sweating through them. —Connie Chen, senior reporter

When I'm trying out a performance dress shirt, there are a few major things I'm looking for. First, the material needs to be stretchy enough so that it is comfortable to move around, without feeling too rubbery on your skin. Second, and depending on the price, wrinkle-resistance is preferred because the stretchy material is usually not supposed to be ironed. Third, I'm too lazy to go to the dry cleaners on a consistent basis, so I always look for shirts that are machine-washable.

Tommy John's Go Anywhere Performance Un-Tucked Shirt met all of my criteria. The first thing you notice about the shirt is how soft-to-the-touch the fabric is. Every time I put it on, my arms feel gently caressed by the Memory Fabric material. Plus, the untucked style and flexible fabric allow me to take elongated stretches at my desk without any midriff spillover.

At almost $130, it is a little pricier than other performance dress shirts, but it has held up after several rounds in the washing machine and dryer. Tommy John's Go Anywhere Performance shirt has firmly established itself as a permanent fixture in my work-shirt rotation. —Danny Bakst, senior content producer

You know those warm but breezy transitional days when you're not really sure what to wear? When everything you pull out of your closet seems to be either too suffocating or a little too lightweight, this bomber jacket is the instant solution.

The Go Anywhere name is truly fitting for a versatile and high-performance jacket like this because it packs easily, can look dressy or casual depending on how you style it, and feels comfortable and breathable no matter how active I am. Despite — or perhaps because — it's such a simple jacket, I wear it often.

I've worn it on warm winter days in Los Angeles and while running around trade-show floors, during which time I discovered just how effectively the fabric wicks off sweat. It's stretchy, so it's easy to move around in, and because the fabric is thin, it's easy to layer heavier coats over it if necessary. The option to turn it inside out and wear the blue version is an added plus to help you extend the life of the jacket. —Connie Chen, senior reporter