"Sartorial Tennis" Polo
Description
Our cotton jersey "Sartorial Tennis" Polo features a carefully embroidered racquet player motif designed by Wes Robinson, a GQ magazine-recognized illustrator based in England.
Notably, what we refer to today as a polo shirt first appeared as a tennis shirt at the 1926 U.S. Open. It evolved from the original polo shirt, which was actually a button-down worn by polo players. Over time, marketing shifted the terminology.
Details
White
Classic sports shirt
6.5 oz. polo shirt
100% cotton jersey
Garment dyed
Racquet player motif—an identifying code of Gilda George Tennis Club—embroidered on the wearer’s left chest
Rib knit polo collar
2-button placket
Mother-of-pearl-inspired buttons
Open cuffs
Relaxed, full cut
Unisex (Not just a boys’ club!)
Fits true to men's sizes
Handmade in the United States
Embroidered in Manhattan
Cut to the original 1926 polo shirt pattern
This is a pre-order item and is expected to ship 2 weeks after the pre-order period closes
Quality is remembered long after price and wait are forgotten
Please note, all sales are final
Description
Our cotton jersey "Sartorial Tennis" Polo features a carefully embroidered racquet player motif designed by Wes Robinson, a GQ magazine-recognized illustrator based in England.
Notably, what we refer to today as a polo shirt first appeared as a tennis shirt at the 1926 U.S. Open. It evolved from the original polo shirt, which was actually a button-down worn by polo players. Over time, marketing shifted the terminology.
Details
White
Classic sports shirt
6.5 oz. polo shirt
100% cotton jersey
Garment dyed
Racquet player motif—an identifying code of Gilda George Tennis Club—embroidered on the wearer’s left chest
Rib knit polo collar
2-button placket
Mother-of-pearl-inspired buttons
Open cuffs
Relaxed, full cut
Unisex (Not just a boys’ club!)
Fits true to men's sizes
Handmade in the United States
Embroidered in Manhattan
Cut to the original 1926 polo shirt pattern
This is a pre-order item and is expected to ship 2 weeks after the pre-order period closes
Quality is remembered long after price and wait are forgotten
Please note, all sales are final
Description
Our cotton jersey "Sartorial Tennis" Polo features a carefully embroidered racquet player motif designed by Wes Robinson, a GQ magazine-recognized illustrator based in England.
Notably, what we refer to today as a polo shirt first appeared as a tennis shirt at the 1926 U.S. Open. It evolved from the original polo shirt, which was actually a button-down worn by polo players. Over time, marketing shifted the terminology.
Details
White
Classic sports shirt
6.5 oz. polo shirt
100% cotton jersey
Garment dyed
Racquet player motif—an identifying code of Gilda George Tennis Club—embroidered on the wearer’s left chest
Rib knit polo collar
2-button placket
Mother-of-pearl-inspired buttons
Open cuffs
Relaxed, full cut
Unisex (Not just a boys’ club!)
Fits true to men's sizes
Handmade in the United States
Embroidered in Manhattan
Cut to the original 1926 polo shirt pattern
This is a pre-order item and is expected to ship 2 weeks after the pre-order period closes
Quality is remembered long after price and wait are forgotten
Please note, all sales are final