Fit
How a golf polo is actually supposed to fit
A golf polo is cut for a body that rotates, not one that stands still. Where the seams belong, and what tells you the shirt is fighting the swing.
Notes from the clubhouse
The clubhouse
What we have learned cutting and wearing this stuff, written down so we stop repeating it in messages. No trends, no season roundups, nothing that stops being true in March.
Fabric
Pique or jersey: what the surface of a polo is doing
Two shirts can share a cut and play completely differently because of the knit. What each surface is for, and how stretch fits into it.
Weather
Dressing for the forecast, not for the season
A March round and an October round can be the same ten degrees. Why we sort the rack by forecast, and how the layer maths works.
Dress code
What the collar is for, and what a dress code actually asks
The collar is the whole difference between a shirt you can tee off in and one the starter will mention. A short field guide.
Care
Keeping performance fabric quick: care that actually matters
Technical knits do not wear out so much as get switched off, one wash at a time. The short list of what does the switching.
Style
Prints on the course: how loud is too loud
Golf is the one sport where a floral shirt is tradition rather than rebellion. How to wear a print without the print wearing you.
Rather be shown than told?
The tee sheet puts the same knowledge into four questions and hands you the pieces that answer them.