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Great and very thorough video. I mean that. I've been watching polo reviews for 3 weeks now lol. I was in the same boat as you, skeptical about psycho bunny but I'm going to have to give them a try now. Maybe one with a logo that is not so prominent. I would like to see your take on the J Crew polo, and a polo that is made in USA. Thanks for taking your time and making this video. Again, great stuff.
As an avid boss wearer you chose the most popular selling boss polo but not the most equivalent to your other purchases, the paddy pro is more of a sports polo to wear while golfing or doing activities so the polyester helps with moisture wicking. I would normally recommend the firenze they’re usually 100% pima cotton and more aligned with your other choices
Polo shirt brands I like and recommend are Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, Hugo Boss, Charles Tyrwhitt, Gran Sasso, Fynch Hatton, Orlebar Brown, Fred Perry and Tommy Hilfiger. Of course, chose 100% pique cotton and the proper fit for you.
Best I have ever worn was J Crew×Lacoste that seems to have been scratched. Always on a sale for around $80, heavier pique, slimmed out, tennis tail, 4 years old still holds a good shape.
@@MensFashionFilesyou should have tested the L1212 instead , a bit longer and better quality … and please no dryer on Lacoste polo. Every shop advices that…
I use Banana Republic Lux Touch polo shirts to the office. They’re the best value, being affordable and frequently on sale and are silky smooth. They won’t last too long though, with the collar giving in first.
Nice job with this video. Just discovered your channel today, and enjoyed this one. I find Lacoste's brand history to be particularly interesting, as an entire generation still refers to them as IZOD because of the long term licensing deal that was in place. Lacoste does have the tendency to shrink in the dryer, however the color remains intact after years of wear & washing.
Thanks for watching. New video on leather sneakers coming out tomorrow morning! Interesting, IZOD clothing is a lot cheaper than Lacoste so wasn't aware they did a collab in the past. And yes, the color and quality is stilling holding up for my Lacoste polos.
Happy to see that you took time to check out my video. It did take me multiple weekends to make this video along with the reddit post so much appreciate your support!
I've been a fan of PB for a while now and definitely agree with your rating of the brand. The first brand you featured has peaked my curiosity 🤔. I see one in my future 😊
As an avid polo shirt wearer of the shirts you reviewed that I am familiar with, I agree with your comments on Ralph Lauren and Lacoste. I love the look, fit, and feel of Ralph Lauren polo shirts but do not like the collars on them. Their button up long sleeve shirts hold up much better. Since I don’t like the collars on their polos, I prefer their solid color v neck tshirts. No collar issues on those and they hold up better. I like Lacoste too but yes they run too short which is annoying for me since I am 6’1”. Other polos I have are Vineyard Vines which are a bit too heavy for me. My favorite budget brand is the DKNY polo shirt (the 95% cotton/5% spandex). My 2nd favorite budget brand is Nautica. I don’t buy overpriced polos so all my RL, Lacoste, and VV i have gotten on sale. Paying $100+ for a polo is ridiculous.
The problem with these types of reviews (especially if the reviewer simply bought and return them to do a RUclips review) is that they don’t to a comparison test after wash and dry. How does the fabric (look and feel) change after a wash and dry (hang dry vs machine dryer). What about shrinkage. Plenty of clothes feels and look great off the rack, not so much after.
What about Bally, Armani, Tom Ford and Versace polos. Have you looked at those? Do you now who has the shortest straight cut polo length because I dont like long ones and short from front and long from back?
@@MensFashionFilesthat's not true. It's so that when you tuck it in, the shirt stays tucked in when you bend over. Hardly anyone wears them tucked in these days though, so it's not something people think about. I just avoid them as they look silly untucked.
@@jt1559Unless you are a mob/cartel boss having a business brunch meeting on a private beach, Tucker in polo shirt, Italian leather Versace belt, Versace trousers and a pair leather shoes Made from 1 piece of leather. (no socks). 1:42
First ever polo I bought was a Fred Perry, I bought the exact same Lacoste polo, the L1212 but in light pink in the end of 2014. Since then to now I have bought 20-30 polos from Lacoste, all are extremely good quality and I have washed my pink one probably around 100 times now still has all of its colour and didn’t shrink one bit also own the same amount of Ralph Lauren polo shirts both are iconic Lacoste being more but, psycho bunny stole the button design from them. Since Lacoste invented the polo and because of its quality It will always be number 1 for me. Also Hugo boss recently split to separate brands, Hugo, and boss. Weirdly, your polo is obviously boss.
After your video I bought a Psycho Bunny pima cotton polo and a Collars and Co pique polo. The Psycho Bunny polo was fantastic! Well worth the money. Fit perfectly, felt luxurious. Collars and Co, I'm sending back. I realize pique cotton has a different feel than pima but I compared it to my Nautica pique cotton polo and it's disappointing. I paid over $100 for Collars and Co, $50 for Nautica. It was not worth double the price at all, even with the "better" collar. What also annoys me about Collars and Co is you have to pay your own shipping to return it. Psycho Bunny at least lets you print a label to return it. I'd like to see a video comparing Nautica against the other giants in your video.
Glad you like the Pima cotton feel. After getting Pima cotton, I could never go back to my pique cotton polos lol. Hopefully the return cost wasn’t too high for the collars and co. Enjoy your new polos!
How csn u give RL polo a score of 9 when the collars roll after 1 or 2 washes? Spent over 100 and now it looks like its 5-10 years old after a few months. Not good.
I ended up getting a Brooks brothers polo because of your comment. It really is a great polo! I did a brief review of it in my latest polo video: ruclips.net/video/5RbD02h6ZPE/видео.html
Cuts makes a good polo if you can get it in same. Wyr Wear is a great budget option. Really soft shirts. Swet Tailor is high on my list too. Decent price & great quality. I actually bought a polo from Fresh Clean Tees last year & it was pretty decent.
@@MensFashionFiles they’re unstructured polos so not stiff. I bit longer than some others but not bad. Nice collars. Soft fabric. Nice selection of colors. They offer deals pretty often so definitely worth a look. Great vid!
The pima cotton PRL Polos are very nice - Pima Soft Touch - is what the label shows. I am a Big and Tall guy and by FAR Polo Ralph Lauren is the best quality... IMO
POLO SHIRTS Lacoste proved to be the lightest weight. This is an important factor of the design. Bear in mind its a Summer look. Since 1985, I have been wearing them and they always seem to be very decent quality. Yes they are not the cheapest but Ebay has them cheaper nowadays. Psycho Bunny has some simply amazing funky clothes and materials. They are tremendously good if you find the right colour and style. Probably the most stylishly now PB ; with Lacoste being a traditional more classic retro look. Forget the rest. With the exception being PAUL AND SHARK Brand [ Made in Italy ] just outstanding.
Like the look of the psycho bunny shirt if only that logo wasn’t on the front…don’t think I could get away with that at my age…😂…but I’d really like to know the brand of your white T you’re wearing in the vid, very crisp collar…
Curious that I didn't see any comments on US Polo Ass below. I heard good things about their Polos and quality. I just ordered one so I will check how they are, it seems they are level below RL (on price) but with good quality. Also, I have a Lacoste Polo which I got online for a pricing mistake from the website (really, got it for a steal price xD) and color maintains and it didn't shrink (I also pay attention how I wash it), so Lacoste approved ✅ In the future, I will definitely go for a RL one, they are similar price as HB but for me they are more iconic. Curious if they will leave up to their reputation.
Never heard of Psycho Bunny before but I may just pull the trigger. Even though they are way more expensive than the American Eagle ones I usually get I think this may be a buy it for life kinda thing where they will last me for years and years to come given the premia cotton.
I'm so tired of Ralph Lauren, and totally agree about the sloppy collars. I think the Hugo Boss shirt looked the best but the name on the front and back was a bit lame. Psyco bunny was a bit bright for my taste but sounds like they have the quality sorted. I really like Banana Republic polos for value to quality. Thanks for this video!
Nice job covering popular brands but I would never recommend any of these polos. Sunspel, Luca Faloni, Pini Parma, Reiss, etc may not be as popular but offer superior and sustainable options.
I think the ribbed texture Ben Hogan Polos are the Absoulte Best ( sorry if you're too insecure or too vain to shop Walmart ) Ben Hogan plos and pants are great
Southern Tide Skipjack Polo, Criquet Player Polo, Southern Proper Proper Polo, and Rodd & Gunn makes some really decent polos. Absolutely agree with the Psycho Bunny choice. Ralph Lauren and LaCoste are way overrated.
For Fred Perry you better try the M12 made in England, just a lil bit higher in price compared to the M3600 made in China (75GBP vs 90GBP) but the quality gap is INSANE. I would rather buy Ralph or Lacoste instead of the M3600 with that price of ~75GBP. I have worn Lacoste and Ralph for years and these brands are no where near the quality of the M12. Especially Ralph as he has mentioned that the collar gradually loses its shape, which I have encountered the same issue and it's very irritating. With Fred M12, it's not about the quality concern, it's about your personal preference about the vibe the polo delivers. Forever Fred fanboy!
I heard M12 fits a bit more boxy so I wanted a slimmer fit. I will try M12 for sure as I do like the look of Fred Perry polos. Thanks for the recommendaiton!
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Great and very thorough video. I mean that. I've been watching polo reviews for 3 weeks now lol. I was in the same boat as you, skeptical about psycho bunny but I'm going to have to give them a try now. Maybe one with a logo that is not so prominent.
I would like to see your take on the J Crew polo, and a polo that is made in USA.
Thanks for taking your time and making this video. Again, great stuff.
@@milkyISO Appreciate the comment man. I'm planning to make another polo video this summer and will try out J Crew for sure
As an avid boss wearer you chose the most popular selling boss polo but not the most equivalent to your other purchases, the paddy pro is more of a sports polo to wear while golfing or doing activities so the polyester helps with moisture wicking. I would normally recommend the firenze they’re usually 100% pima cotton and more aligned with your other choices
Polo shirt brands I like and recommend are Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, Hugo Boss, Charles Tyrwhitt, Gran Sasso, Fynch Hatton, Orlebar Brown, Fred Perry and Tommy Hilfiger. Of course, chose 100% pique cotton and the proper fit for you.
Thanks for the recommendations. I'm working on a part 2 for this summer and will include some of your recs
Lacoste made in France polos are very nice
I just always prefer the sleekness of the Fred Perry aesthetic, the colour combinations and sharpness amplified by the stripes and logo work so well
Same, Fred Perry polos are a classic. Just wish it fits better on me
Best I have ever worn was J Crew×Lacoste that seems to have been scratched. Always on a sale for around $80, heavier pique, slimmed out, tennis tail, 4 years old still holds a good shape.
I wish they still made these. I used to hate polos and fell in love with those.
I have Fred Perry, Lacoste and Ralph Lauren polos, and I have none of the problems you described in the video.
Just got Ralph Lauren's soft cotton polo shirt recently. Amazing and so comfortable. Might be my new favorite now
@@MensFashionFilesyou should have tested the L1212 instead , a bit longer and better quality … and please no dryer on Lacoste polo. Every shop advices that…
If only psycho bunny had a better looking logo
-10 points for the logo lol
@@MensFashionFiles can you make another video on best polos brands that doesn’t have logos on them?
Agree. I’ve never bought, and never will, anything from this brand because of the terrible logo and branding.
Yeah, I wouldn’t wear it for that reason
The logo is the best part. What about it do you guys not like?
I use Banana Republic Lux Touch polo shirts to the office. They’re the best value, being affordable and frequently on sale and are silky smooth. They won’t last too long though, with the collar giving in first.
Agreed!!!!!
I'm a Ralph Lauren head forever, but I do like Collar & Co as well as a newcomer in the shirt game!
ME TOOO LOL
Nice job with this video. Just discovered your channel today, and enjoyed this one. I find Lacoste's brand history to be particularly interesting, as an entire generation still refers to them as IZOD because of the long term licensing deal that was in place. Lacoste does have the tendency to shrink in the dryer, however the color remains intact after years of wear & washing.
Thanks for watching. New video on leather sneakers coming out tomorrow morning! Interesting, IZOD clothing is a lot cheaper than Lacoste so wasn't aware they did a collab in the past. And yes, the color and quality is stilling holding up for my Lacoste polos.
Never heard of Psycho Bunny, but you've convinced me to eventually try out one of their products!
Great quality but the branding is really something haha
There super good and comfortable and dont shrink at all you should get a polo and a tee there super comfy and have allot of colors to choose
If only the branding didn't look like absolute shit
Collar&CO THE BEST IN MY OPINION. LOVE the stiff collar holds it shape and looks crisp always.
Express men are my favorite; comfortable, lots of styles/colors, and always good sales or deals going on. 👍🏼
I subscribed because you made a long Reddit post along with this video and I think that’s super cool
Happy to see that you took time to check out my video. It did take me multiple weekends to make this video along with the reddit post so much appreciate your support!
I've been a fan of PB for a while now and definitely agree with your rating of the brand. The first brand you featured has peaked my curiosity 🤔. I see one in my future 😊
appreciate the comment!
Fred Perry for sure - becasusr is so perfect fit also at the neck
What about harmont & Blaine polos
Thanks for the recommendation, I'm working on a part 2 coming this summer
Hello what wrist watches are you wearing ? Specially the rose gold and black yellow gold ?
You honestly look great on the Fred Perry polo. It makes you look like you work out lol. You look bigger, in a good way. That’s their sleeve style
It's a shame that you don't have more followers
Thanks brother, being a small youtuber is rough
@@MensFashionFilesyou will get there though. Just keep on doing what you’re doing and soon you will be 100 thousand or more subscribers.😊
As an avid polo shirt wearer of the shirts you reviewed that I am familiar with, I agree with your comments on Ralph Lauren and Lacoste.
I love the look, fit, and feel of Ralph Lauren polo shirts but do not like the collars on them. Their button up long sleeve shirts hold up much better. Since I don’t like the collars on their polos, I prefer their solid color v neck tshirts. No collar issues on those and they hold up better.
I like Lacoste too but yes they run too short which is annoying for me since I am 6’1”.
Other polos I have are Vineyard Vines which are a bit too heavy for me. My favorite budget brand is the DKNY polo shirt (the 95% cotton/5% spandex). My 2nd favorite budget brand is Nautica. I don’t buy overpriced polos so all my RL, Lacoste, and VV i have gotten on sale. Paying $100+ for a polo is ridiculous.
The problem with these types of reviews (especially if the reviewer simply bought and return them to do a RUclips review) is that they don’t to a comparison test after wash and dry. How does the fabric (look and feel) change after a wash and dry (hang dry vs machine dryer). What about shrinkage. Plenty of clothes feels and look great off the rack, not so much after.
Fantastic video! I would love to see American Eagle included!
Ty for the polo shirt video much appreciate bro
100% agree with you on the Fred Perry arms, a right royal PITA. Top botton should always be done up on a Fred Perry.
I actually like Giordano, even with their Logos, they have designs where their logo is done and stuled so well...
Fred Perry is my go-to for a work shirt and I have many colors.
What about brooks brothers since Ralph Lauren based his design of there polo
wow didnt know Brooks brothers had supima polos for $50. I gotta check them out next
What about Bally, Armani, Tom Ford and Versace polos. Have you looked at those? Do you now who has the shortest straight cut polo length because I dont like long ones and short from front and long from back?
Can someone please explain why the back tends to be longer than the front with many please?
I don't get it
No real purpose, it's all for aesthetics
@@MensFashionFilesthat's not true. It's so that when you tuck it in, the shirt stays tucked in when you bend over. Hardly anyone wears them tucked in these days though, so it's not something people think about. I just avoid them as they look silly untucked.
@@jt1559Unless you are a mob/cartel boss having a business brunch meeting on a private beach, Tucker in polo shirt, Italian leather Versace belt, Versace trousers and a pair leather shoes Made from 1 piece of leather. (no socks). 1:42
How does Psycho Bunny construction compare to what Wonder Looper does?
What about Sunspel?
The three Collars and Co polo shirts you show, can you tell what style? There're seven styles. I want to buy ones like in your show. Thanks.
All three are the Semi-Spread Collar Polo in these colors:
Regent Blue Stripe
Vantage Blue
Black Gingham
First ever polo I bought was a Fred Perry, I bought the exact same Lacoste polo, the L1212 but in light pink in the end of 2014. Since then to now I have bought 20-30 polos from Lacoste, all are extremely good quality and I have washed my pink one probably around 100 times now still has all of its colour and didn’t shrink one bit also own the same amount of Ralph Lauren polo shirts both are iconic Lacoste being more but, psycho bunny stole the button design from them. Since Lacoste invented the polo and because of its quality It will always be number 1 for me.
Also Hugo boss recently split to separate brands, Hugo, and boss. Weirdly, your polo is obviously boss.
i bought 3 lacoste with exactly my fit. then after just 1 wash all of them have become too tight. (i dont know if diet and exercise would help) haha
Polo by Ralph Lauren is still #1 in my book. Just saying. The quality is worth the price. Plus, it looks cool.
I disagree the new ralph lauren polo classic fits are to big
After your video I bought a Psycho Bunny pima cotton polo and a Collars and Co pique polo. The Psycho Bunny polo was fantastic! Well worth the money. Fit perfectly, felt luxurious. Collars and Co, I'm sending back. I realize pique cotton has a different feel than pima but I compared it to my Nautica pique cotton polo and it's disappointing. I paid over $100 for Collars and Co, $50 for Nautica. It was not worth double the price at all, even with the "better" collar. What also annoys me about Collars and Co is you have to pay your own shipping to return it. Psycho Bunny at least lets you print a label to return it. I'd like to see a video comparing Nautica against the other giants in your video.
Psychobunny is my favorite brand I agree the fabric is very high quality the logo is the best looking but I don't mind
@@danielhdz123 They have a store now in Mississauga Ontario, not that far from me.
@Redman50 I live in Atlanta georgia so there every where how many do you have
As far as I know only 1 in my area
Glad you like the Pima cotton feel. After getting Pima cotton, I could never go back to my pique cotton polos lol. Hopefully the return cost wasn’t too high for the collars and co. Enjoy your new polos!
How csn u give RL polo a score of 9 when the collars roll after 1 or 2 washes? Spent over 100 and now it looks like its 5-10 years old after a few months. Not good.
Lacoste is the best
100%. I’ve got ones that I’ve had 15-20 years and still look brand new.
@@JamesSmith-ru7mmNew ones are trash Lacoste was my favorite brand back in the day 👍
What are your size on PB?
Small
Trigema any day, they are so durable, have one which I have been using for 6 years , with very minimal fade.
Thanks for the recommendation, I'm working on a part 2 coming this summer
Ralph Lauren does it for me always.
classic for sure
I really like Spoke polos. Would love to see you review those in the future.
Ralph Lauren is 90% of my wardrobe
I do not like the logo, but I have 2 psycho bunny shirts and they are great even after several washes. I really like the fit.
Ralph Lauren is absolutely timeless. Absolute class. It will never go out of style.
Fred Perry is the smartest looking. Clean-cut British style.
Brooks brothers makes a really good pique polo also- I love Lacoste but have been wearing brooks brothers and Ralph Lauren purple label polos
I ended up getting a Brooks brothers polo because of your comment. It really is a great polo! I did a brief review of it in my latest polo video: ruclips.net/video/5RbD02h6ZPE/видео.html
Cuts makes a good polo if you can get it in same. Wyr Wear is a great budget option. Really soft shirts. Swet Tailor is high on my list too. Decent price & great quality.
I actually bought a polo from Fresh Clean Tees last year & it was pretty decent.
Thanks for the recs. How's the quality on the fresh clean tees polo? Prices look very attractive
@@MensFashionFiles they’re unstructured polos so not stiff. I bit longer than some others but not bad. Nice collars. Soft fabric. Nice selection of colors. They offer deals pretty often so definitely worth a look.
Great vid!
Brilliant commentary.
Nice video and list. I will have ALFANI in my top 3. The medium fit is made for me.
thanks for the recommendation. ill check ALFANI out for sure!
What about NAUTICA？
Am I the only person who loves the psycho bunny logo?
youre a rare breed haha
I like it as well
Not love it, but kinda like it 🤗😅
Yes
Makes me think of a 15 year old lesbian redditor Harley Quinn fan. I don't want that crap on my chest
The pima cotton PRL Polos are very nice - Pima Soft Touch - is what the label shows. I am a Big and Tall guy and by FAR Polo Ralph Lauren is the best quality... IMO
POLO SHIRTS
Lacoste proved to be the lightest weight.
This is an important factor of the design.
Bear in mind its a Summer look.
Since 1985, I have been wearing them and they always seem to be very decent quality.
Yes they are not the cheapest but Ebay has them cheaper nowadays.
Psycho Bunny has some simply amazing funky clothes and materials. They are tremendously good if you find the right colour and style.
Probably the most stylishly now PB ; with Lacoste being a traditional more classic retro look.
Forget the rest.
With the exception being PAUL AND SHARK Brand [ Made in Italy ] just outstanding.
I'm a big fan of Paul Smith clothing, I buy from the Paul Smith permanent sale shop in Avery Row, off Oxford Street , London.
Lacoste, Psycho bunny and Ralph Lauren are the best I think
What about 32 degree
I watched this video to try to find a psycho bunny alternative in terms of fabric quality. I guess I'll have to keep looking.
Polo Ralph Lauren is best of them all
Fred perry 💯
Been wearing polo as casual since i live in asia, lacoste but im looking at psycho bunny
nice denim, what brand and is it a skinny?
which denim are you referring to?
Can you do a review about Original Penguin?
Nice vid!
ty
lacoste🐊
Why not Gant Polo shirts
Pretty good advertising!😂😂
Like the look of the psycho bunny shirt if only that logo wasn’t on the front…don’t think I could get away with that at my age…😂…but I’d really like to know the brand of your white T you’re wearing in the vid, very crisp collar…
Haha psycho bunny has some polo with more subtle logos. The t im wearing is Uniqlo AIRism tee
Agree horrible logo
Curious that I didn't see any comments on US Polo Ass below. I heard good things about their Polos and quality. I just ordered one so I will check how they are, it seems they are level below RL (on price) but with good quality.
Also, I have a Lacoste Polo which I got online for a pricing mistake from the website (really, got it for a steal price xD) and color maintains and it didn't shrink (I also pay attention how I wash it), so Lacoste approved ✅
In the future, I will definitely go for a RL one, they are similar price as HB but for me they are more iconic. Curious if they will leave up to their reputation.
how about Brooks brothers？
I did a review on brooks brothers polo here: ruclips.net/video/5RbD02h6ZPE/видео.html
John Smedley is the best!
Quality greatest and design is also good.
Never heard of Psycho Bunny before but I may just pull the trigger. Even though they are way more expensive than the American Eagle ones I usually get I think this may be a buy it for life kinda thing where they will last me for years and years to come given the premia cotton.
It's a lot more comfortable than AE for sure.
Would’ve loved a United Colors of Benetton Polo Comparison
Thanks for the recommendation, I'm working on a part 2 coming this summer
you should try Barbour polos
Thanks for the rec, I’ve only heard of their wax jackets
fred perry is my love
Lacoste is the best!
Lacoste makes their polos way too short
@@MensFashionFiles Other brands are too long, except Ralph Lauren
Yeah he bought for 110 dollar ,, so I think that’s not made in France . So the quality is low I guess
they would be perfect if they werre a bit longer@@MensFashionFiles
@@MensFashionFiles It’s just right. The others are like mini dress. I’m not a gay
I'm so tired of Ralph Lauren, and totally agree about the sloppy collars. I think the Hugo Boss shirt looked the best but the name on the front and back was a bit lame. Psyco bunny was a bit bright for my taste but sounds like they have the quality sorted. I really like Banana Republic polos for value to quality. Thanks for this video!
Banana Republic sounds solid. They make good tees so their polos are probably just as good. Appreciate the comment 👌
Yes very true Banana republic polo shirt is so underrated. But quality wise and design it's one of the best polo's.
Nice job covering popular brands but I would never recommend any of these polos. Sunspel, Luca Faloni, Pini Parma, Reiss, etc may not be as popular but offer superior and sustainable options.
I think the ribbed texture Ben Hogan Polos are the Absoulte Best ( sorry if you're too insecure or too vain to shop Walmart ) Ben Hogan plos and pants are great
Uniqlo polo are also good even though sizing fit must be their biggest issue
Nice breakdown.
Hanes and Gildan are very good too.
I tried collars & Co. It was disappointing. The collars are stiff and too high, and the fabric is too thin.
Craft & Barrow for the win!!!
Ralph Lauren, Classic Fit, of course.
Just got Ralph Lauren's soft cotton polo shirt recently. Amazing and so comfortable. Might be my new favorite now
I totally agree with your ratings,I tried out Lacoste polo shirts but regretted it,their polos shrunk even in cold water wash,it was horrible.
Uniqlo?
What about La Martina?
not too familiar with them but they look solid!
Psycho prices 150 euro for Psycho bunny in Europe , (90 for hugo boss)
I like polo that never wrinkle and don't need much iron pressed
May I ask what is your height & weight?
5'10, 160lb
what size is fitted you sir?
@@MensFashionFiles more like 5'3 and 130.
LL Bean has a classic fit polo that is second to none…
LACOSTE IS BETS
lacoste is the best
CRAZYY VALUE THANKS BABY BOYYYYY
YEAAA
Ralph Lauren is and always will be my favorite polo brand, after Lacoste and Tommy Hilfiger I think
95% in my wardrobe is Fred Perry 😊
Southern Tide Skipjack Polo, Criquet Player Polo, Southern Proper Proper Polo, and Rodd & Gunn makes some really decent polos. Absolutely agree with the Psycho Bunny choice. Ralph Lauren and LaCoste are way overrated.
Im making a part 2, thanks for the recs! I have a pair of Rodd & Gunn leather sneakers and its great. Will have to try out their polos next
For Fred Perry you better try the M12 made in England, just a lil bit higher in price compared to the M3600 made in China (75GBP vs 90GBP) but the quality gap is INSANE. I would rather buy Ralph or Lacoste instead of the M3600 with that price of ~75GBP. I have worn Lacoste and Ralph for years and these brands are no where near the quality of the M12. Especially Ralph as he has mentioned that the collar gradually loses its shape, which I have encountered the same issue and it's very irritating.
With Fred M12, it's not about the quality concern, it's about your personal preference about the vibe the polo delivers. Forever Fred fanboy!
I love the M12, but they're cut too short IMO.
I heard M12 fits a bit more boxy so I wanted a slimmer fit. I will try M12 for sure as I do like the look of Fred Perry polos. Thanks for the recommendaiton!
My issue is, every single polo that I have ever bough made from cotton, has shrunk so bad it was unwearable.