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Lands End Polo's

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ProfessorShak

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I've been looking at buying a few polo's for the summer. Saw these at lands and I like the way they feel. Have yet to go and try them on but can anyone tell me anything about them. The Pima Cotton ones.
http://www.landsend.com/pp/ShortSlee...129731_59.html

Since I'll be buying more than 3, at $24 a pop, how do they compare in terms of quality and fit.
 
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I bought some in the past- average construction, and very roomy.
 
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Goto marshalls buy some RL polos for 20 boucks a pop.
And they have them with no logos quite a bit for those types.
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The thing I don't like about traditional polos is the mesh feel. It irritates me and for this reason I like the Pima cotton feel.

I think for the Lands End, I would try a size down.
 
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Was gifted a couple about 5 years ago- don't know how they have changes since then. Those I had weren't particularly soft, the length shrank up, they were terribly boxy...
 
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Originally Posted by PLaydice
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They make RL polos in pima cotton too you know.....
They have mercerized pima cottons at marshalls all the time for 20$
At least get an ashworth polo from ross or something....

I usually just go to Marshalls and see what they have for Polos. There's always some RLs.

JCrew and Banana Republic usually have a bunch on their sale racks too for about $20.
 
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the RL ones for 20 are a good deal
 
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