Ashden - Long-Sleeved Relaxed Pique Polo Shirt
A long-sleeved polo cut loose, so it reads as considered rather than sporty.
The polo has a reputation problem: cut tight it looks like corporate uniform, cut short-sleeved it only works three months a year. The version that solves both is rarely on the rail.
Why is this long-sleeved relaxed polo shirt so popular?
- Relaxed, not fitted: A looser body moves the polo away from uniform and towards an ordinary shirt.
- Long sleeves: Extends the piece from a summer item into something you wear most of the year.
- Soft collar: A ribbed knit collar sits flat instead of standing up stiffly at the points.
- Textured surface: A raised texture gives the shirt depth that a flat knit does not have.
- Seven colours: The broadest range in the men's line, weighted towards muted tones.
Ideal for:
Men who want something between a t-shirt and a shirt, anyone who finds fitted polos unflattering across the chest, and those looking for a single piece that carries from spring through to autumn.
Does the relaxed fit mean I should size down?
The looser cut is intentional. Most people take their usual size unless they want it close to the body.
Can it be worn tucked in?
It can, though the straight hem is cut for wearing loose.
Does the collar stay flat after washing?
The ribbed collar is knitted rather than cut, which is what stops it curling at the points.
Details
- Gender: Men
- Fit: Relaxed
- Collar type: Ribbed polo collar
- Closure: Three-button placket
- Sleeve length: Long
- Hem: Straight
- Care instructions: Machine washable
Size guide
| Size | Chest | Waist | Shoulder | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 96 cm | 80 cm | 44 cm | 68 cm |
| M | 100 cm | 84 cm | 45 cm | 70 cm |
| L | 106 cm | 90 cm | 46.5 cm | 72 cm |
| XL | 112 cm | 96 cm | 48 cm | 74 cm |
| 2XL | 118 cm | 102 cm | 49.5 cm | 76 cm |
| 3XL | 124 cm | 108 cm | 51 cm | 78 cm |
Measurements are body measurements in centimetres. If you are between sizes, take the larger.
Add the polo that works past August, in whichever of the seven colours you are missing.