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Historically, Polo has usually not sewn pockets or put logos on most “dress” shirts, only on button-downs or sport shirts. Polo has always labeled button-downs “Ralph PONYLOGO Lauren” and other shirts “Polo by Ralph Lauren”, hence they do not consider BD’s dress shirts. Button-downs above a certain price usually have the pony located at the… Continue reading Polo Care Instructions

When it comes to choosing a quality shirt it’s all about the details. Shirts should have neat stitching that’s in excellent condition and in straight lines. Careful edge stitching should be done and hand sewn cuffs should be used whenever possible. Style also comes into play here – you likely polo dress shirts aren’t going… Continue reading Polo Care Instructions

You can’t really go wrong with these dry fit shirts from Authentically American. They come in 6 different sizes and 7 different colors, so you should be able Polo Ralph Lauren t shirt to find something that fits for you. Though many people think of button-downs as office attire, these garments are more than just… Continue reading Polo Care Instructions

Have a core collection of solid, basic colors like blue, black, and white. You can’t go wrong with having a few polos in these classic shades. Polos with stripes or contrasting colors on the sleeve bands/collar aren’t always a bad choice but do read as more casual, trendy, and young. In the 1950s, Lacoste began… Continue reading Polo Care Instructions

Polo shirts are usually short sleeved; they were used by polo players originally in India in 1859 and in Great Britain during the 1920s. Men’s polo shirts are comfier than dress shirts, but they’ve gotten a bad reputation over the years. That’s not because they’re bad but because too many men wear their logoed golf… Continue reading Polo Care Instructions