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A short-sleeve polo in 100% American-grown Supima cotton, the long-staple fiber Lands' End builds much of its knitwear around. It has a three-button placket, a raised collar meant to resist curling, a chest pocket and a traditional relaxed fit, with a finish that resists wrinkles, pilling and shrinkage. Owners rate it highly for softness and color retention, and it sits above ordinary cotton polos on fabric quality while costing less than premium pique polos from Ralph Lauren or Peter Millar. It suits men who want a soft, tidy polo for work or weekends and who prefer a roomier cut.
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Lowest price we've seen: $29.22 on Nov 5 at Lands' End. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 5.
With 4.6 out of 5 across about 1,300 ratings, owners mostly praise the softness of the Supima cotton, how well the color survives washing and the sturdy collar. Complaints center on the generous cut and on shirts that wrinkle or shrink for some buyers.
The fabric is treated to resist wrinkles, pilling, shrinkage and stains, and it holds its color wash after wash.
The shirt has a three-button placket that can be worn open or buttoned up. The raised collar resists curling, and the sleeves have wide hems. It comes in a variety of solid colors.
The Traditional Fit is relaxed and comfortable. The polo can be layered under blazers, jackets, sweaters, fleece pullovers and hoodies, or worn over a lightweight undershirt tee. Extended sizes are available.
