1950s Polos typically featured contrasting stripes of varying widths or V-shaped stripe designs. Initially, they were often made from a nylon and cotton blend. This version, however, uses high-twist pure cotton yarn, giving the fabric a dry feel. It faithfully reproduces the yarn-dyed contrast stripes and features two natural mother-of-pearl buttons on the collar.
- Polo shirt.
- Ribbed hems.
- Yarn-dyed contrast stripes.
- High-twist pure cotton yarn fabric, 100% cotton.
- Mother-of-pearl buttons.










































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