7 Polo Brands Older Men Trust More Than Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren did not invent the polo shirt. A French tennis champion designed it in 1933, and everything that came after, including the famous pony, is a copy with better marketing. Over the decades, the fabric got thinner, the cut got slimmer, and the price kept climbing while the logo stayed the same. Real polo quality lives in the weight of the pique, the grade of the cotton, the structure of the collar, and whether the buttons are shell or plastic. These seven brands spend the money on the cloth instead of the embroidery.
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