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Polo War: Burberry vs Lacoste

baseball_guy

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Originally Posted by Mountains
This thread is an excellent demonstration of how SF works.

OP: Should I buy A or B?
SF: Buy C, noob.

or;

specific question raised - general discussion ensues.


LOL! Many people do that. I'll stick with the OP's original question.

Lacoste is the better polo of the two. I tried on a Burberry and it did not look as good as Lacoste. The burberry logo looks cheap as well, like it was printed on a dot matrix printer from the 1980's. Lacoste has mother of pearl buttons and the design is much nicer.

Most of my older polos are Ralph Lauren, and when I decided to replace them with something higher end I went with Lacoste.
 

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people still buy not to mention wear these?
 

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Originally Posted by Listi
YES.

Ralph Lauren Kids!

I am extremely thin (think 32-34R) and of average height (5'9") and they fit me excellently. Fitted, but not tight. I feel like a medium would be too short, although I haven't really tried, but a large after being washed a few times fits like a glove.
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I'm a 34R, would probably be a 34L if they would make such a thing. I'll check out PRL kids, but I feel like they're probably going to come up short.

On another note, I found a PRL Custom Fit in size XS at TJ MAXX, which I've never been able to find at Belk/Macy's/Polo Outlets. I have to stretch it lengthwise after washing, and I definitely won't throw it in the drier, but it fits like a dream.
 

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Someone mentioned that when you get the RL Polo custom colored.they arent that high of quality
I agree with that I got a big pony one in all black and you can see where the white thread showed and then used a black marker to darker up the logo
My regular custom fit big pony looks top notch
I wonder why.
 

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