Who makes slim fit polo shirts?

[GBear]

I am getting a couple Sunspel polos soon. I will update you.

 

[juliank]

Thanks for the replies but I am specifically looking for polos that have that line on the collar.

 

[sidamo]

Originally Posted by juliank

Thanks for the replies but I am specifically looking for polos that have that line on the collar.

Not to keep bringing up Original Penguin - but they use a lot of lines placed similiar to that.

http://www.originalpenguin.com/invt/1dck0065op

 

[TimelesStyle]

Originally Posted by juliank

Does anyone know where to get a similar slim fit golf polo with that mesh material that is in this photo ? Says it's a Gant, but their website does not show this polo.

http://www.gq.com/images/style/2011/...in-chatwin.jpg

Banana Republic does some. Just buy a size smaller than you think you'd be.

 

[juliank]

Ok, so I just browsed the RLPL ones and I am in love. Damn, why does my taste always have to veer towards the expensive ? The penguin ones are quite nice and they do have the lines on the collar but I cannot hang with logos on my clothing.

 

[dub_c]

Gap actually has some very nice slim fit polo shirts:
http://www.gap.com/browse/product.do...r&kwid=1&ap=14

I usually wear a size 38 jacket. I often have to wear shirts in size small for it not to look like I'm wearing a parachute, but for this one, the medium actually looks really good.

They were selling them in the store for $13 each, so I picked up a bunch. I think they were clearing them out for some reason.

 

[B Hamilton]

Black Fleece if your serious about slim.

 

[doctorbob]

Originally Posted by juliank

Thanks for the replies but I am specifically looking for polos that have that line on the collar.

Fred Perry

 

[Rayson]

Sunspel and John Smedley.

 

[Loathing]

Definitely Sunspel for slim fit, superior cotton, & shell buttons.

Although their current collection doesn't appear to have any of those with a 'sports stripe' on the collar. Alfred Dunhill are also very nice, although they're often logo'ed, & very expensive.

 

[J. Cogburn]

Originally Posted by imageWIS

I personally wear RL Custom-Fit Polo's. They are slimmer than the RLPL Custom-Fit Polo's and cost A LOT less.

Jon.

Agreed. But the Blue Label mesh cotton polo feels much coarser against the skin than either the Black Label or Purple Label polos. I agree with you though - I like the Blue Label's cut better - but damn, the Black and Purple Label polos feel much nicer against the skin.

 

[CousinDonuts]

The brand is mostly a no-no on this site, but I've found the Banana Republic pima polos to have a nice fit on me. I'm 155lbs and lanky and they still hug my guns.

 

[NoNothingGuy]

Not to argue, but I have found the Polo Custom Fit to be kind of weird. The shoulders and chest are fairly fitted, but they seem very wide at the base. They do not taper at all.

I MUCH prefer the fit of the RLPL, but obviously the price is not as nice.

 

[J. Cogburn]

Originally Posted by NoNothingGuy

Not to argue, but I have found the Polo Custom Fit to be kind of weird. The shoulders and chest are fairly fitted, but they seem very wide at the base. They do not taper at all.

Haven't noticed that. Just tried one on (I'm working from home today) and don't see it. It's tight at the abs and I tuck mine in.

 

[SirGrotius]

Dior Homme are uber slim fit and they have that weird stripe you're going for. There is a logo but no one will have a clue. (They look slimmer in person than on their crap website.)

http://www.diorboutique.com/diorhomm...g.html?lang=uk