Where to buy slim fit polos? Hey guys, I'm looking to buy a couple slim fitting polos but haven't had much luck. I've tried the stuff from Ralph Lauren but their size S fits like a L on me. Does anyone have any recommendations on what brand/where to purchase them? |
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who is kent wang and why are his polo's pricey? |
the Lacoste store. they're $100 (pricey as fuck) but i guarantee you'll love it i was looking for slim-fit polos too, just about a month ago spent an hour in The Bay and found nothing. walked into the Lacoste store, tried one on, and fell in love with it |
burberry brit polos are all slim and looks great, get them from harry rosen |
H&M. Quality isn't there but it fits me pretty good and it's only $15 dollars each. |
What Santofu said. If you're just looking for a basic solid colour, they have some pretty soft and stretchy ones for $15. Slim fit too, and they shrink in width a decent amount. |
fred perry polos are pree dope also |
Thanks guys! I'll head to Harry Rosen this weekend and take a look at the lacoste/burberry/fred perry polos Posted via RS Mobile |
Just picked up a whole bunch for the Mr at Club Monaco for work. No logos, super soft (cotton with a slight stretch), and slim fitting. SOme of them are even on sale for 30% off! |
h&m hmmm.. mayb have to go there, when it comes to clothes i am sooo cheap, aintcare about brand, only care about fit of clothes |
Express in Pacific Centre. However, wait for their yearly everything 50% discount if you can. Otherwise their Polos are quite slim fitting. |
ralph lauren hands down. I like their custom fit polos but they also recently came out with their slim fit line |
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except impartial to their new logos/designs especially with the large RL def go with the custom fit or slim fit though. |
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I tried the brit medium, and it was too short on me, but was good across the chest. Brit large was too loose and baggy The Burberry London Large was perfect for me. Quality is way nicer. A bit pricier, but worth it. I'm 6', 185lbs btw Posted via RS Mobile |
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I basically throw them into my washer and bam, it destroys the shirt. So... that is the end of the line for me for Lacoste shirts. Their shirts are very high quality though. Personally, I like a few of their shirts, but a lot of them have very "special" colours or simply "too colourful" that are not my style. I prefer Polo by Ralph Lauren or Tommy Hilfiger. Now, those, I can throw them into my washer and wash away without problems. |
Don't waste your time with Lacoste polos, just average quality with a brand stuck on it. Wait till you wash them, they shrink quite a bit, and yes they get ruined easily as stated above. I find J Crew slim line polos are pretty good for the quality, if you wanna save some bucks you can hit up the factory store but its online only (closest ones are hundreds of kilometers away). Sometimes there are sales and end up being 20$ each You could try Brooks Brothers as well |
Ended up getting 2 of the new lacoste stretch polo, and a burberry brit one. Definitely feel like the lacoste polos fit better but we'll see after they go through the wash |
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I made the mistake of washing them like normal shirts and the elasticity basically went away. I think they need to be dried clean or washed in a "soft" setting on your washer. In any case, I suggest reading the polo tags inside to make sure. |
+1 for Ralph Lauren slim fit. Love the fit, love the length. Love the quality. Lacoste polos are too short for me. Also, they're very soft and fragile. Mine got all warped after a single wash. Will not buy another. Wish they had something a bit more rigid. As far as the cheap(er) ones go, I actually don't mind the AE/Hollister ones. As much as I dislike the brands, the build isn't bad for what you pay. I just can't stand H&M's quality. |
check out banana republic lux-touch polos. good fits and are surprisingly soft |
^The Mr. liked those too because it reminds him of his underarmour work out shirts. The material is super lightweight and breathable |
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