A polo shirt is a short sleeved shirt that typically features a collar and two or three buttons, combining the formality of a shirt with the comfort of a T-shirt.
Design features:
Collar and Open Collar: The prominent feature of Polo shirts is their foldable flat collar, with an open collar at the front that can be closed with buttons. This design combines a sense of leisure with some formality.
Short sleeves: The sleeves of polo shirts are usually short sleeves, suitable for wearing in summer or warm weather.
Cutting and Fabric: Most polo shirts adopt a straight cut, providing a comfortable and casual wearing experience. The fabric is usually made of cotton, polyester fibers, or mixed fabrics to ensure comfort and breathability.
Origin and Development:
Polo shirts were originally designed by tennis champion Ren é Lacoste in the 1920s as a more comfortable and practical tennis outfit.
Later, it was widely used in sports such as polo and golf, and gradually became a widely accepted casual and business casual clothing.
Dressing advice:
Polo shirts are suitable for pairing with casual pants or suit pants, appearing both professional and casual in business and leisure occasions.
When choosing, it is important to ensure that the collar fits snugly around the neck and that the buttons are neither too tight nor too loose when fastened.
When wearing, avoid being too bulky, and it is not recommended to wear the collar standing up, especially indoors.