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A men's short-sleeve polo in American-grown Supima cotton, which has fibers about 50% longer than standard cotton. That gives it a softer hand, stronger yarns and better color retention than ordinary cotton polos. It is treated to resist wrinkles, pilling and shrinkage, and the tailoring is dressier than a basic polo, with a three-button placket and a raised collar that works under a blazer. It suits men who want one polo that reads smart at the office and casual on weekends; it costs more than mainstream cotton polos, and the trade-off is a trimmer, more formal cut than a relaxed sporty one.
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Lowest price we've seen: $29.22 on Nov 5 at Lands' End. Tracked across 7 stores since Nov 5.
Rated 4.4 out of 5 across roughly 3,000 ratings, buyers mostly praise the softness, colorfastness and sharp look of the Supima cotton. Complaints center on the trim fit and on collars and seams that can lose shape over time.
This short sleeve polo shirt is made of Supima cotton, a variety grown exclusively by farmers in the U.S.A. Supima fibers are 50% longer than standard cotton fibers, so the yarns are stronger, softer, and less prone to fraying or pilling. The cotton holds its color wash after wash. It is also treated to resist wrinkles, pilling, and shrinkage.
The polo is tailored more sharply than a standard polo. It has a three-button placket and a raised collar. It can be worn under a blazer or on its own with jeans.
