 piece collar polo.
I particularly like the way it looks under Luca’s rather relaxed navy suit.
Best of luck with the pop-up shop.
I’m also very taken with the navy suit. Do you happen to know who made it?
Thanks, and best of luck with the pop-up.
Would you say the one piece collar makes it more suitable to wear under knitwear, or does it only work under jacket-esque pieces like a shawl-collar cardigan etc?
Honestly, I much prefer the other version.
The classic style of the original makes it much better. As I’ve said before, I’d have prefered to have had the collar a little less ‘cut away’ but that withstanding it is infinitely preferable to the one piece.
Will you producing the two in tandem or will the original be dropped?
No, we will.plan to run both in tandem.
Would you say this polo is sized similarly to the everyday denim shirt?
How much collar spread do they have?
Great post – this polo is a perfect choice those smart/ casual Fridays work attire! Polos are one of those styles that are both practical and timeless, they suit all ages and look tailored – especially great how you’ve dressed it up with a suit jacket! I’m definitely a fan of timeless and quality pieces like this! Two items I can’t go without is my leather belt and leather boots – they go with absolutely everything!
Hi Simon, I noticed no brown colour as you had the first time? Any plans for having one in brown?
Not currently, no. A lot of people had asked to bring the white back, so we decided to do that in the end.
I love the brown polo in original version and bought one in small size before. But I found it a little tight for me now. I plan to buy M size next time. Will you produce the brown one in original version in Spring?
Probably Hans, yes. I’ll have to try and weigh up everyone’s preferences, but I think brown will make it in.
I’m out of the country for the first week of 5he pop up, how can I buy one of these polos?
I am planning to visit the pop-up shop on 29th. Will the polos still be available?
I love the style of these polos especially the collar. However, one thing that always annoys me with polo shirts is that it is so difficult to get them with a chest pocket – something I always insist on in a shirt for practical reasons. The first two polos I ever bought, in Hong Kong, had pockets and I loved them, but regrettably I’ve never been able to replace them in this country.
Thanks, interesting point. I never use a breast pocket on a shirt so don’t have that issue.
Also, the intent with these polos in particular is to be more formal and close to a smart shirt, which would generally not have a breast pocket.
Do you have details on the belt that Keita is wearing on his jeans?
May i know when will orders for the polos be shipping out?
What courier is being used for the one piece collar friday polo deliveries?
How long will it take to be shipped to HongKong?
Got mine in grey this time and owning an original Friday Polo I must say I agree with you that the collar rolls even better on this version. Wonderful product once again. Will you continue offering this version in the future? I came back to purchase one in navy and they were already sold out.
I also wanted to say that I for one fully support these type of collaborations as they deliver high quality, unique classic style and excellent value. I don’t see at all an excessive focus on them nor any impact on the quality of the blog’s content.
Thank you, I’m glad that comes across.
Is there any difference between the seemingly two types of Polo sold in the shop?
The last two I bought were really excellent value for the quality provided. I was just a little surprised that i wasn’t emailed that my order had been taken or dispatched.
Do you mean the standard and the one-piece collar? The only difference is the collar design.
I have a sleeve length question that’s particularly related to the Friday Polos. On account of the stretch and weight of the fabric, I find that despite how snug the cuffs are, they still bunch and flare a bit around the base of my hand, and they tend to show a bit more than usual under jackets. Is this, in your opinion, a case for shortening a bit? None of you in the photos seem to suffer from this.
Here is a photo of the normal tendency of the sleeve (left), and how I expect it should be (right). Do you concur? Thanks for your time.
It’s hard to tell from the photos, as I can’t see the rest of the sleeve, but yes it might be good to look at shortening it.
Hi Simon, do you know when will the old/new polos be re-stocked?
Any indication when these (one-piece collar) will be back in stock?
I bought the navy version from your pop-up in November and it is wearing beautifully so wanted to get the green version as well.
What colors of pants would you suggest to pair with the light grey Friday polo?
Is it possible to tailor these polo shirts like you would for a dress shirt? For my size M Friday denim shirt, the shoulders and chest are too small but the sleeves are too long and the body much too wide and baggy. I was able to alter the body and sleeves so the fit is acceptable, however I am thinking of starting from a size L to get the right fit in the shoulders and chest and then altering the body and sleeves.
Also, if you’re self-conscious of a small stomach gut, would a one piece collar look better than the standard Friday polo if work without a jacket? Maybe the one piece collar is stronger and thus adds more structure to the chest area?
Lastly, when will both the one piece and normal Friday polo be restocked? Will both versions be available again?
Yes they can be tailored like that. Starting with a large sounds like the best idea.
We have no current plans to re-introduce the one-piece, but might look at it for the summer.
Would you the fit of these polos more closely resemble your finest Knitwear or shirts? I am a solid M in your Knitwear.
Can’t wait for my PS Bridge Coat to come in December!
By the way, if I go for a size L in the polo, will the collar/neck size go up as well? If so, is it possible to alter it and make it smaller?
Yes, and no I’m afraid not.
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