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MEN’s POLO SHIRTS Getting Shirty


The latest polo shirts for S/S15. Our guide has 25 brands to choose from!


Tommy Neven The gradient effect look is complemented by a contrast placket and the discreet Tommy Hilfiger logo to the sleeve. RRP £65 www.tommy.com


Galvin


Green Maddox Ventil8 Thanks to hi-tech fibres that disperse moisture over a large area and allow it to evaporate rapidly, the new Maddox Ventil8 shirt can transport perspiration and excess heat away from the body quicker than a conventional polyester golf shirt. RRP £95 www.galvingreen.com


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Bobby Jones Supreme Nine Stripe Made from 120’s/2 100% Pima Gassed cotton interlock, this is a super soft polo that offers durability. The collar has a tailored stand insert which keeps the collar’s form. RRP £69 www.bobbyjones.com


Nike Modern Major Moment Tactical A slim-fit version which features Dri-Fit fabric to wick sweat away and help keep golfers dry and comfortable. The sleeves are an ‘Open Sleeve’ design for an enhanced range of motion. RRP £50 www.nike.com


AUR Warburg Made from AUR’s Active Stretch, the spandex/polyester mix not only ensures that the garment maintains its original shape, but it also delivers player comfort thanks to its moisture wicking properties. SRP £39.99 www.aurgolf.com


FootJoy Verdant Representing a modern twist on a traditional design, the Stretch Pique with Back Stripe features a Navy body with White feeder stripes and a contrasting Orchid stripe on the reverse of the shirt. An additional ‘pop’ of colour is provided on the contrasting inner collar stand and placket detail. RRP £55 www.footjoy.co.uk


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