Polo Shirts
- Thread starter Spammeh
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This place do bog standard polo shirts (and a variety of other things). Used them before and they are pretty good. I tend to buy a load of white t-shirts every so often.
http://www.polo-shirts.co.uk/
http://www.polo-shirts.co.uk/
why do they all have their logo right on the left nipple
This always annoys me, like the fox one
I don't like polo shirts.
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I doubt the fashionistas will agree, but I think the Uniqlo ones are pretty decent for the money...
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The only thing that is special about the 'custom fit' polo is the logo, which you pay a premium for. RL's 'slim fit' on the other hand is a rarer fit to come by in other brands/generics.
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Fat Face do a wide range of colours and they are very comfy. If you want a more tailored or slim-fit look then Howies would be the place to go.
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http://www.asos.com/Men/Polo-Shirts...?cid=4616#parentID=-1&pge=0&pgeSize=20&sort=3
117 styles ranging from a tenner to £100.
117 styles ranging from a tenner to £100.
Custom fit is their slim fit, or it at least used to be...
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Got a couple of pretty green ones. Good quality and decent length unlike most polo's that fit like a crop top after a couple of washes!
Found a shop in Sheffield doing 30% off so worked out about £35 each which is more than reasonable.
Found a shop in Sheffield doing 30% off so worked out about £35 each which is more than reasonable.
One warning about TH polos I got one recently and it was ridiculously tight, bearing in mind this was size XL and the majority of my shirts are L (for example I've got a RL polo in size L which is a much more comfortable fit).
I'm sure for people with a ripped physique it looks great with a trendy tight fit but just something to bear in mind if you are carrying a bit of a belly. Can't bring myself to buy something two sizes 'too big'
Good point made above about some polos being too short. I got a nice one in Burton's recently which is a decent length, I hate shirts where if you raise your arms above your head they come up above your waist line :/
RL seem to be a bit of a rip off in the UK, I got mine in Macy's in NYC. I don't think I would ever pay £40+ for a polo shirt.
I'm sure for people with a ripped physique it looks great with a trendy tight fit but just something to bear in mind if you are carrying a bit of a belly. Can't bring myself to buy something two sizes 'too big'
Good point made above about some polos being too short. I got a nice one in Burton's recently which is a decent length, I hate shirts where if you raise your arms above your head they come up above your waist line :/
RL seem to be a bit of a rip off in the UK, I got mine in Macy's in NYC. I don't think I would ever pay £40+ for a polo shirt.
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What Polo's and shop?