Which polo brand is best

American Eagle Outfitters. Under Armour. Psycho Bunny. RicardoLopez added The Timberland Company. TheCount added Reserva. Patagonia, Inc. Columbia Sportswear. Gap Inc. True Religion. Puma SE. Salvatore Ferragamo S. Vineyard Vines. Tommy Bahama. Kenneth Cole. This guy—with its sophisticated color and pleasing-to-the-touch silk-cotton fabric—sticks to that formula with certified fresh results. When you're ready to graduate from the sporty, short-sleeve, pique cotton variety of polo shirt and go full king-mode in your wardrobe, this is your move.

John Smedley has been making buttery soft merino knitwear polo shirts in England for over years and you'll feel it when you slip one of these over your head. The fit is "easy" which in this case doesn't mean oversized but elegant as all hell. The Best '50s Crooner Polo. Todd Snyder embroidered mesh polo shirt. Buy Now. Fred Perry made in England twin tipped polo shirt. Missoni intarsia-knit polo shirt. John Smedley easy fit merino polo. Polo Ralph Lauren custom fit mesh polo shirt Ralph's preppy, classic polo shirts come in every color under the sun, but it's tough to beat the crisp white OG version.

Reiss Breaker zip-neck polo shirt If you're craving Ryan-Gosling-at-a-movie-premiere energy. Gucci cotton polo with interlocking G Because if you find this creamy, green-tipped gem in a vintage store, it'll cost at least this much.

There are almost countless ways to wear a polo shirt. Because it sits in the sporty-smart sweet spot, it works to upgrade your weekend looks, or reduce the stuffiness of your formalwear.

Runner Up J. Crew is where to go for the best polo shirts that won't break the bank. Available in five fabrics and three fits, the brand also recently launched the Earth Polo, made out of recycled plastic bottles. Buy Now. For pure luxury in the polo shirt department, Luca Faloni gets top marks.

With careful attention to detail in the mother of pearl buttons and ribbed collars, these polos are equally at home in the boardroom and on the beach, channeling effortless Italian style. Though while Lacoste has built a polo shirt brand reputation on classic iterations, know that modern — and dare we say it, cooler — choices exist, with larger motifs or interesting patterns and prints.

Affordable, easy-wearing basics is what Uniqlo is all about, so of course the Japanese brand stocks the best polos. There are dozens of designs, many with moisture wicking fabrics and technology designed to stop the tees from unravelling or losing their shape.

The brand also stocks smarter polos in a fine merino wool for dressed-down suiting. Some time after, British tennis player Fred Perry launched his own namesake label. Rather than classic court shapes however, the polo shirt brand has evolved into something far more trend-led, adopted by mod fashion among others.

You can pick from Sea Island cotton, jersey blends, merino wool, waffle knits, towelling and more, but there are two things that unite them. Premium beachwear is what polo shirt brand Orlebar Brown does better than pretty much anyone. Okay, maybe not the towelling ones. Expect rich colours, good options on the collar design and plenty of retro-modern designs. Arguably the best place on the high street for preppy American classics, J.

Look for boxy cuts, sun-faded colours and stripes straight out of the 4th July weekend. Luxury LA brand James Perse makes some of the most decadent shirts on the planet, the softness and the price tags both likely to make your jaw drop.

The vibe is easygoing East Coast living, which means a floaty fit and dark neutral colour palette.