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What Makes a Designer Polo Shirt

Three details separate a luxury polo from a basic one. The collar is knitted as its own piece so it stands without interfacing and recovers after washing. The placket is finished cleanly, often without visible topstitching. And the body is cut with a proper armhole, which is what stops the sleeve from twisting once you move. Fabric follows: piqué cotton for structure, fine merino or silk blends for drape.

Short Sleeve, Long Sleeve and Knitted Styles

Short sleeve piqué is the warm-weather default and the easiest to wear with tailoring. Long sleeve designer polos have moved from a niche option to a core piece, working as a lighter alternative to knitwear through spring and autumn. Fully knitted polos in merino or cotton sit closest to a jumper and read as the dressiest of the three.

Styling Across the Wardrobe

A polo is the quiet middle layer. Worn under Men's Luxury Designer Bomber Jackets it keeps a collar in play without the bulk of shirting, and it pairs cleanly with Men's Luxury Designer Jeans for weekends. Swap to Men's Luxury Designer Shirts when the occasion calls for it, or to Men's Luxury Designer T-Shirts when it does not. In cooler months, layer under Men's Luxury Designer Cardigans or over the top of a Men's Luxury Designer Hoodies collar for a looser look.

Shop Men's Designer Polos at MARAIS

The polo edit sits inside Men's Luxury Designer Clothing and the broader Men's Luxury Designer Fashion offer. MARAIS ships across Australia from Melbourne.

Men's Polo Shirt FAQs

Can a polo shirt be worn with a suit?

Yes, if the collar is knitted and holds its shape. A fine merino or silk-blend polo works well under an unstructured jacket; a heavy piqué is better kept casual.

Should a designer polo be tucked in?

Most are cut with an even hem and are designed to be worn out. Tuck only if the hem is longer at the back, which signals it was drafted for it.

How do I stop a polo collar from curling?

Wash cold, dry flat and avoid hanging by the collar. A knitted collar recovers on its own if it is not stretched while wet.