Polos with no logos

BareSolid · Jun 2, 2010

Which are recommended?

I would like a polo that fits like the RL custom fit polo, but without the logo. I am not a chav and do not wish to display logos on my clothing. It is a showy detail that serves no purpose other than to tell onlookers 'hey look how much my polo cost'... I'd rather the fit and quality spoke for themselves.

fuji · Jun 2, 2010

Buy custom fit polo, remove the logo. No one gives a **** you have a logo. Could always buy RLPL polos, but they are several hundred dollars. Loro piana are very nice too, but very expensive.

BareSolid · Jun 2, 2010

Originally Posted by fuji

Buy custom fit polo, remove the logo. No one gives a **** you have a logo. Could always buy RLPL polos, but they are several hundred dollars. Loro piana are very nice too, but very expensive.

Yeah I'm rather lower down the price scale than that. I just don't like logos on my clothing.

M.D. · Jun 2, 2010

You could order them from the Polo site through the 'Create your own'-option. Choose the pony in the same colour as your shirt and it is barely noticeable. It's not perfect, but it's a step in the right direction.

PoloPlayr · Jun 2, 2010

Not being a fan of logos myself, I must say that the RL (normal-sized) logos are not too bad.

Just stay away from Hackett's chav-polos

Krish the Fish · Jun 2, 2010

Band of Outsiders: This is not a polo shirt.

MetroStyles · Jun 2, 2010

Uniqlo
J Crew

To name two cheaper ones.

GraphicNovelty · Jun 2, 2010

Not to pull a Jet, but there was just a thread about this. I wear H&M Logg polos. They're $10 and pretty decent quality.

Mountains · Jun 2, 2010

J Crew. You can easily get them for $20-25.

Edit: actually, you're British, aren't you? Uniqlo is a much better suggestion then.

Robert · Jun 2, 2010

helpless, helpless, helpless... .

MetroStyles · Jun 2, 2010

Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty

Not to pull a Jet, but there was just a thread about this.

I wear H&M Logg polos. They're $10 and pretty decent quality.

The H&Ms shrink badly in my experience, making them unwearable. I refuse to wear polos that shrink as finding the right size is guesswork with money down the drain. Uniqlo and J Crew do not shrink (at least the ones I bought). Ask a salesperson to be sure.

phoenixrecon · Jun 2, 2010

lol at sales people knowing if stuff shrinks in the wash

Fallen Angels · Jun 2, 2010

uniqlo

otc · Jun 2, 2010

Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty

Not to pull a Jet, but there was just a thread about this.

I wear H&M Logg polos. They're $10 and pretty decent quality.

Originally Posted by MetroStyles

The H&Ms shrink badly in my experience, making them unwearable. I refuse to wear polos that shrink as finding the right size is guesswork with money down the drain. Uniqlo and J Crew do not shrink (at least the ones I bought). Ask a salesperson to be sure.

I am back and forth on the one H&M polo I own...sometimes I think it has shrunk and I don't like it, other times I do (though it may have something to do with how it dries...I guess I could try rolling it up and tugging on the ends before hang drying).

I definitely like the fit of my logoless j-crew polo but it *has* shrunk vertically and is a pinch short now. I am almost 6'2 so that missing length hurts. J-crew makes long sizes...but I have yet to see one in a store to try on.

I'd love to check out the uniqlo polos (I should be in the area sometime this sumer) but right know I am thinking about picking up a couple more h&m polos. for $10, they seem great.

enarchay · Jun 2, 2010

Lands End polos seem good for the price.

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