How Should a Polo Shirt Fit?
Four anatomical checkpoints for evaluating your polo shirt: shoulders, chest ease, sleeve cuff placement, and torso taper.
Four Anatomical Checkpoints
1. Shoulders: The shoulder seam should sit squarely on the acromion bone where your collarbone meets your arm socket. Seams drooping down the arm signal an oversized shirt.
2. Chest: You should have approximately 1.5 to 2 inches of ease on either side of your torso. The buttons should lie flat without pulling.
3. Sleeves: The ribbed sleeve cuff should terminate midway down your bicep, gently resting against the arm without constricting circulation.
4. Hem Length: The hem should fall midway down your trouser fly, allowing you to wear it untucked cleanly or tucked into trousers securely.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where should the sleeves of a polo hit?
Sleeves should end approximately midway down the bicep for a balanced, modern look.
How tight should a polo collar be when buttoned?
You should be able to slide one finger comfortably between your neck and the buttoned collar.