Polo T-Shirts

About

The polo has worn the same uniform for a hundred years. Piqué cotton, tight through the body, tucked in, country club coded. Golf courses. Corporate offsites. Yacht clubs nobody on our block has been to. It became a symbol before it became a shirt. We didn't want that version. So we dropped the fabric it's supposed to be made of, dropped the fit it's supposed to sit in, and kept only the collar and the placket. What's left is an oversized polo t-shirt built on texture, drape and boxy proportions instead of tailoring — closer to streetwear than sportswear. Cut unisex. The fit is boxy and relaxed by design, so it reads oversized on some bodies and slightly cropped on others. Size down for a closer fit, stay true to size for the intended drop. This is day one of a new format, not a finished statement. Expect new fabrics, new stripes, new fits. Each one on our terms.