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The Ben Sherman Signature Pique Polo Shirt is a versatile wardrobe staple designed for men who appreciate a clean, smart-casual aesthetic. Featuring the brand's iconic mod-inspired tipping and signature chest embroidery, this shirt offers a refined look suitable for various social settings, though users should note that the pique cotton material requires specific care to maintain its structure and softness over time.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Cotton |
| Neck Line | Polo |
| Size | XL |
| Model Part Number | 1012790 |
| Brand | Ben Sherman |
This polo is made from high-quality, breathable cotton pique.
As a cotton garment, it can shrink if washed or dried at high temperatures. We recommend cool washing and air drying.
The Ben Sherman Signature Pique Polo is designed with a classic, refined silhouette that is generally true to size.
It is best to iron around the embroidery or use a pressing cloth to avoid damaging the threads.
Yes, this model is available in various colors including white, red, green, and brown.
No, this specific model features signature chest embroidery rather than a chest pocket for a cleaner, more streamlined look.
Lay the shirt flat to dry and reshape the collar while damp; use a low-heat iron to gently flatten it once dry.
Use a mild fabric softener during the rinse cycle and ensure the shirt is not being dried on high heat.
To ensure your Ben Sherman polo maintains its fit and color, follow these care guidelines. Always check the internal garment tag for specific temperature settings. Generally, wash with like colors in cool water to prevent fading, particularly for the vibrant red or green variations. When drying, it is recommended to air dry or use a low heat setting to prevent the cotton fibers from contracting. Use a cool iron if necessary, but avoid pressing directly on the embroidery to maintain its integrity.
