Classic Lacost pique are my favorites.
Polo Shirts
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My three favorite Polo brands: Ralph Lauren, Lacoste and Tommy Bahama! 
LL Bean for me.
Most of my polo shirts are for golf. I've been having very good luck with Under Armour.
Land's End and Eddie Bauer are 2 faves. I have a few really nice ones from Sonoma @ Kohls. I've bought great golf shirt polos at Kohl's for wearing in the summer that are moisture wicking as I sweat a lot (Dockers). They work like a charm and save me all the time from the embarrassment of a back that looks like I got caught in a downpour.
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I ordered 4 from Spier and Mackay and 2 from Aurelian. The Spier and Mackay are very good value, although Psycho Bunny feels softer. Aurelian were awful and were returned.
J. McLaughlin. Fabrics are a 1000x better than Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, and that over-priced, over-hyped adolescent brand Vineyard Vines. Honestly, LL Bean is better than all of these other brands but you don't get the breast logo. J McLaughlin fabrics and workmanship for now are far superior.
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John Smedley sea island cotton are nice. I only have one polo but I wear there t shirts (Belden) most days. Suns-EO also make some nice ones.
I'm a big fan of the polos from L.L. Bean. They're really well made.
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Sunspel?
I’m a fan of Criquet shirts.
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Criquet Shirts | Super-Soft, Great-Fitting Men's Shirts & Accessories
Makers of the finest vintage-inspired golf shirts, polos, button downs & sweaters known to man, woman & small child. Based in Austin, TX. 19th Hole approved.
I agree. What I can’t figure is why don’t the top brands put pockets on some of their shirts?
I'm probably an odd duck but pretty much all of my polos are either Volcom or Banana Republic.
So am I. I’m 68.
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I have bought a BR Luxury Touch Polo previously. I wasn't that impressed. The Supima Jersey Polos from LE feel much nicer.
To each his own I guess. I hate hate the polos with the ribbed looking collars. I like my polos to be all made of the same texture. Like i said, odd duck.
I started out with Izod Lacoste polo shirts when I was a kid. Then in my 20s I was wearing Ralph Lauren Polo shirts. More recently, say over the past few years, I'm really liking the Nautica polos. Super soft and they fit nicely. And lots of great colors. I'm old and fat so I find the Ralph Lauren polos to be way to small on me. I like a shirt to fit loose and relaxed. Loose and relaxed, just like me.
Sunspel and Ralph Lauren mostly
Exactly, 55 is still the late bloom of youth.
My gripe about polo shirts is that when you find a brand you like the fit can change, sometimes drastically, from year to year. I've run into this problem with Lands End polos. Even with their "fit" meter on their website, the fit can vary. One of the reasons other than cost that I occasionally buy polos on eBay is that the sellers list measurements, which is more helpful to determine size. Shirts that I've worn and liked in addition to Lands End are Nordstrom, Eddie Bauer, LL Bean and Costco's Kirkland brand.
