Lyle & Scott Long Sleeve Polo Shirt - Polo - White - 42

This polo shirt is made from 100% soft and breathable cotton, ensuring comfort for all-day wear.

As a slim fit garment, it is designed to be more tailored. We recommend referring to the official Lyle & Scott size guide for precise measurements to ensure the best fit for your body type. Your current size is 42.

Yes, you can machine wash this shirt. For best results and to maintain its quality, machine wash cold (30°C) with similar colors and use a mild detergent.

Due to its breathable cotton fabric and long sleeves, it's highly versatile. It's excellent for spring and autumn, comfortable in cooler summer evenings, and ideal for layering during winter months.

Always wash white items separately from colored clothes. Avoid using harsh bleaches. Using a detergent specifically designed for whites can also help maintain its brightness.

Yes, you can iron the shirt on a low heat setting. Avoid ironing directly over any embroidered logos to prevent damage.

Following the care instructions, particularly machine washing cold and tumble drying on low or laying flat to dry, will help minimize any potential shrinkage and maintain the shirt's original shape.

This polo is designed with a slim fit. If you prefer a looser style, consider sizing up or exploring Lyle & Scott's 'Regular Fit' variants for a more relaxed silhouette.

To minimize wrinkles, remove the shirt from the dryer promptly. Iron on a low heat setting while slightly damp, or use a steamer. Laying flat to dry can also help.

Always wash white garments with other white items. Avoid washing with colors that may bleed. Ensure you are using an appropriate detergent for whites, but do NOT use bleach.

Avoid overstretching the cuffs when putting on or taking off the shirt. When drying, avoid hanging by the cuffs; instead, lay the shirt flat or hang from the shoulders to help maintain their structure.

This can sometimes happen with cotton if hard water is used or too much detergent. Consider using a fabric softener (check if safe for garment first) or adding a cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle to help soften the fabric.