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Fitted cotton polos?
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This is tempting: http://www.polosophy.it/eng/index.html
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Sunspels are not bad. The sleeves kind of lose shape quickly after wearing them though, but once you wash them you're okay again.
I waited for their huge 40-50% sale and bought two rivieras. Great fit in the body and shoulders. Great material too
I waited for their huge 40-50% sale and bought two rivieras. Great fit in the body and shoulders. Great material too
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I love fitted polos.
Sunspels are by far the best in their price range. As above poster said: material, fit, shell buttons are all great. I do agree they lose shape a bit though, especially the softer collars.
I've since upgrade to John Smedley polos. Price is quite a bit more, but I prefer the quality and the weight of the fabric. (£100-130.)
Those look really very nice, any idea how much they charge?
Sunspels are by far the best in their price range. As above poster said: material, fit, shell buttons are all great. I do agree they lose shape a bit though, especially the softer collars.
I've since upgrade to John Smedley polos. Price is quite a bit more, but I prefer the quality and the weight of the fabric. (£100-130.)
This is tempting: http://www.polosophy.it/eng/index.htmlOriginally Posted by Mannix
Those look really very nice, any idea how much they charge?
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Strangely, they don't have all the colors anymore, but I really enjoy LE Canvas Polo shirts. I'm a size 36/38 in jackets and I bought their size S. Fit picture. Sorry for the quality.
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Sunspels are not bad. The sleeves kind of lose shape quickly after wearing them though, but once you wash them you're okay again.Originally Posted by rnguy001
I waited for their huge 40-50% sale and bought two rivieras. Great fit in the body and shoulders. Great material too
when do they have that sale?
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Strangely, they don't have all the colors anymore, but I really enjoy LE Canvas Polo shirts. I'm a size 36/38 in jackets and I bought their size S.Originally Posted by acecow
Fit picture. Sorry for the quality.
How tall are u?
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Strangely, they don't have all the colors anymore, but I really enjoy LE Canvas Polo shirts. I'm a size 36/38 in jackets and I bought their size S.Originally Posted by acecow
+1. I have several, and they are great polos. Fit very well.
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H&M polos are very decent too. The trick is not to put them in the dryer so that they don't shrink. Cold wash and hang dryOriginally Posted by jrd617
I have both, and LE beats them by far. Mostly in terms of fabric quality. Also, the H&M polos have a ****** collar. I bought 6 more polos from LE and I'll be throwing the H&M ones out.
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I have both, and LE beats them by far. Mostly in terms of fabric quality. Also, the H&M polos have a ****** collar. I bought 6 more polos from LE and I'll be throwing the H&M ones out.Originally Posted by acecow
"Bendy" collar? Are the LE canvas ones more rigid?
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