- Best Polo#1
Sunspel Riviera Polo Shirt
Sunspel’s Riviera polo is the rare polo that does not immediately summon golf, middle management or a hotel uniform. The knit is light, the collar is calm and the shape sits close enough to feel refined without becoming theatrical. It is especially good in navy or white, where the simplicity lets the fabric and proportion do the work. Worn with linen trousers or faded denim, it has a clean holiday intelligence: relaxed, but not asleep.
- #2
Lacoste L.12.12 Polo Shirt
The Lacoste L.12.12 is the polo as original sportswear myth: tennis court, crocodile, color and a certain French neatness. It has been copied endlessly because the basic proposition still works. The pique cotton gives structure, the collar behaves and the shirt can sit under a blazer or above swim trunks without losing its place. Choose the color carefully and resist novelty. The best Lacoste polo is not loud; it is simply alive.
- #3
Fred Perry Twin Tipped Polo Shirt
Fred Perry’s twin tipped polo carries more subcultural charge than most shirts with collars. Tennis, mod, ska, Britpop, football terraces — it has seen enough rooms to earn its confidence. That history can be a danger if worn too literally, but in the right color it gives a simple outfit backbone. The fit is trim, the tipping does the styling and the shirt works best when the rest of the outfit stays plain. A polo with a little argument in it.