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Polo shirts are amazingly comfortable, look better than t-shirts and go with everything. They are also the perfect compromise between casual and formal. What do you think?
 
Polo shirts are amazingly comfortable, look better than t-shirts and go with everything. They are also the perfect compromise between casual and formal. What do you think?
They are casual. I've never been a big wrap. Like a T-shirt that's trying too hard to be classy. Fail Polo shirt, fail! Get a grip, you're a t-shirt with a floppy collar and thats all you'll ever be! :eek:
 

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Polo shirts are amazingly comfortable, look better than t-shirts and go with everything. They are also the perfect compromise between casual and formal. What do you think?

The husband agrees with you 100%. He haunts Rivers. He's even bought 2 identical polos and had a friend shorten the arms of one; so now he has the summer and the winter version.:p He hates t-shirts- finds them too restrictive around the neck.
 
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+1 for plain T's.
 
Polo shirts are amazingly comfortable, look better than t-shirts and go with everything. They are also the perfect compromise between casual and formal. What do you think?
I agree but not when douchebags wear them with the collars up. ****
 
I must say I am in the camp that say if it's dressy then shirt at all other times T-shirts.

There are of course exceptions. For example at work if I am making a customer service call I will wear a company polo. Or for fairly casual meetings.
 
Btw, I do think you're allowed to wear them once you get to a certain age. Maybe 45ish? E.g. an old sailor with a grey moustache rocking a polo shirt is pimpalicious imo.
 
^^^ into the 40s or Preppy, Ivy League, yacht cruising, boat-shoe wearing, snazzy-jazzy side to side dancing and clicking dance type white college jock. Collar up, chinos and a lemon jumper loosely tied around the neck.

I've got a couple, but they are hidden in the drawers, not on open display.
 
Polo shirts are amazingly comfortable, look better than t-shirts and go with everything. They are also the perfect compromise between casual and formal. What do you think?

Nup, go the regular tee anyday. Especially if you have a hairy chest. Nothing worse than a dude with a hairy chest flaunting it in a polo.

If yer going classy, just wear a plain black T. No need for the collar :thumbsu: Can go with jeans, dress pants, whatever...

Thats it :thumbsu: Love the black tee and jeans. My missus is always giving me grief coz of it. "why can't you wear more colours??" - f-ark that, black works.

I agree but not when douchebags wear them with the collars up. ****

Gotta agree, absolutely pathetic when guys do that. All the trendy footy jocks used to wear the polos colars up at high school back in the day. I used to pay the sh!t out of them for doing it - and cop it back too. I feel vindicated. Terrible fashion trend.
 

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Btw, I do think you're allowed to wear them once you get to a certain age. Maybe 45ish? E.g. an old sailor with a grey moustache rocking a polo shirt is pimpalicious imo.
Hmm... I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that your use of the word "pimpalicious" is an automatic "cool"-disqualifier.

Your opinion will no longer be valid in discussions of fashion, art or culture. Sorry JV.
 
Hmm... I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that your use of the word "pimpalicious" is an automatic "cool"-disqualifier.

Your opinion will no longer be valid in discussions of fashion, art or culture. Sorry JV.

Don't mind me V-Money. I was just playa-hating for shits and giggles. I'm fully aware that I'll never have that certain je ne sais quoi required to pull off a crisp popped collar

Mind you, perhaps one day you could teach me to pull it off. We'll get our Ralph Lauren on, lean casually on some masts, and have a gay old time. Just give me a chance.
 
See Vinnie, in the above picture, wearing that button up bowling shirt... that's a whole nother can o' worms! Mind you, based on that show / documentary.. Vinnie has game with the ladies. So he must be doing something right!
 
Don't mind me V-Money. I was just playa-hating for shits and giggles. I'm fully aware that I'll never have that certain je ne sais quoi required to pull off a crisp popped collar

Mind you, perhaps one day you could teach me to pull it off. We'll get our Ralph Lauren on, lean casually on some masts, and have a gay old time. Just give me a chance.
Sorry - But I'm hardly a "yar, me maties" type.

I went looking for an example of the way I might dress, and realised that I'm the white version of Common:

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Right down to the shaved head and beard.
 

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Well we have something in common, lads! Cause I'm the white Screech!
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I think the majority of polo-shirt-wearers look as if they're trying to promote some sort of man fragrance/cologne. Not a good thing.

I don't see what's wrong with a normal T-shirt? I've been wearing them all my life and I've had no problems? What's the need for a collar, anyway? A part from people putting it up to look like ********s? ;)
 
I'm more like the white Tom Selleck.

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Seriously though, I wear a polo every day to work, whenever I'm on the golf course, or whenever I'm walking through the gates at the MCC members. I wouldn't normally choose to wear one, and I absolutely loathe the collar-up look. Mark Waugh I am not.
 

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