Fabrics and workmanship: piqué, jersey, linen
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Cotton piqué: the classic “honeycomb” weave that allows air to circulate, ideal on warmer days. Maintains collar structure and an always-neat appearance.
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Premium jersey: soft feel and clean silhouette, perfect if you are looking for a more minimalist and comfortable polo without sacrificing elegance.
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Linen and fresh blends: natural lightness and textured feel, suitable for relaxed or resort wear.
Details that make a difference: elasticized ribs on collar and sleeves, clean stitching, two or three-button plackets, side slits for a better fit at the hips.
Fit and sizes: how to choose the right one
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Slim: follows the body line without constricting; ideal for lean physiques or for wearing under a light blazer.
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Regular: the most versatile; falls straight on the torso, maintaining comfort and balanced proportions.
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Comfort/Relaxed: slightly wider volumes and natural shoulder for those who desire maximum freedom of movement.
Quick tips: shoulder seams should end flush with the acromion, the collar should remain neat even when open, the sleeve should stop halfway down the bicep, and the length should just cover the hips (to be worn both tucked in and out of trousers).
When to wear it and how to combine it
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Smart-casual: navy blue piqué polo with deconstructed blazer, sand chinos, and loafers. Discreet or tone-on-tone logo.
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Summer business casual: ice or light gray compact jersey polo, light tailored trousers, and suede derbies.
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Weekend and travel: stretch cotton polo with bermuda shorts, clean sneakers, and sunglasses; dust, sage green, light blue, sand colors.
Tip: dark colors for greater formality, light neutrals for maximum visual freshness. Subtle stripes and micro-patterns add rhythm while maintaining elegance.
Preferred design details
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Structured collar: maintains composure under light jackets.
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Button placket: two for an essential look, three for adjustable opening.
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Borders and profiles: discreet piping or tonal contrasts for a sartorial touch.
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Minimal embroidery: reduced or tone-on-tone emblems for a clean and refined aesthetic.
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Zip polo: contemporary alternative to the button placket, sleek and sport-chic.
Care and maintenance of designer polos
- Wash inside out at 30° with similar colors, using a mild detergent.
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Avoid tumble drying; dry flat to preserve the collar's shape.
- Iron at low temperature with steam, preferably inside out.
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Store buttoned or on a shaped hanger to prevent marks.
Quick guide to fit and proportions
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Chest: insert two fingers between the fabric and your torso; if there's no space, it's too tight.
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Length: the back should cover the waistband by 2-3 cm.
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Sleeve: should not "cut" the bicep; slight tension only in the slim version.
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Collar: when closed, it should not be tight; when open, it should remain composed.
Responsible quality
Many men's summer polos feature combed cottons, certified yarns, or low-impact dyes. Choose breathable and durable fabrics: they reduce high-temperature washing, maintain their shape over time, and enhance your investment.
Services and style consultation
Have a question about size, fit, or combinations? Our team offers dedicated consultation and, in store, even minor tailoring adjustments upon request to perfect the fit. Choose your polo, complete the look with chinos, dark denim, or technical bermuda shorts, and build a coherent and modular summer wardrobe.
