What is a good polo shirt brand. I need very high quality polos with real pearl buttons. - Page 4

Not sure if this belongs here but I am looking for blank polo shirts similar to the feel of a PRPS polo (a bit softer than a Lacoste but not as soft as a True Religion) I want to grab about forty of them. Any help is appreciated.

We are an affiliate vendor here on SF.  We are a custom polo shirt manufacturer.  All our polos are blank and we can custom size any of our fit types.  Our comfort pique is softer than Lacoste pique.  We also have an interlock that is super soft.  Email me and we can discuss design, colors, cost and delivery.  jtang@vastrm.com 

I bought three reject Polo Ralph Lauren ones from a wholesale clothing market in Shenzhen yesterday, 50RMB each. All the tags have been cut out, but they still have the all important pony logo. Despite been factory rejects or seconds, they're OK actually. I'm sure RL's Chinese sweatshop contractors are supposed to destroy rejects, but they usually work their way into the system.
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Is there a specific meaning in terms of the number of buttons on the placket?

Arc'Teryx, not sure mine will ever wear out, $79, small logo, biggest problem, finding them to try on. Need to find an outdoor/mountaineering store like MooseJaw. REI carries Arc'Teryx, but I haven't seen one with the polos.

Some of best Polos i have ever had are Lacoste (MOP) obtained 5 items in 1999 (when i was 20) and gave them to my friend 12 years later still going strong but i have increased chest size.

Replaced them with Lacoste Live Polos 2011 -not happy and gave them to my Dad.

Hackett loud ones with Rugby numbers and plain ones are still ok... in use 2003-2012 (sailing and rugby use manly)   

Now days as only sport is walking around- nice merino and knit numbers are just perfect manly Fred Perry, John Smedley and Finisterre are proving just about right.

Perfect choice IMO- plain crew neck t-shirt made by Crombie is very good choice too.