Arundel | Knit Polo Long Sleeve Tipped Collar

Fine gauge. No buttons. Settled.

The knitted collar has body of its own, so it stands where a soft shirt collar would fold by mid-afternoon. Fine-gauge knit moves with the shoulder rather than pulling against it, which is what makes long sleeve polo shirts like this one easier to wear than a shirt across a long day. Contrast tipping runs the collar edge and gives the neckline definition without fuss. It sits between a sweater and a shirt, and covers most of what either would be asked to do.

Buttonless Open Collar That Frames the Neck There is no placket to fasten and nothing to press flat. The collar holds its line whether worn open at dinner or under a jacket at the office.

Ribbed Cuffs and Hem That Keep the Fit in Place The ribbing grips lightly at the wrist and waist, so sleeves stay pushed back when you want them there. The body keeps its shape instead of riding up as you move.

A Regular Fit With Room Through the Chest Cut close enough to read tidy, with enough ease across the chest to sit down in comfortably. Sizes run S to 2XL; if you are between two, take the larger for a softer drape.

Fine-Gauge Knit With Quiet Weight and Recovery The knit is smooth-faced and closely worked, with a little give and a hand that hangs rather than clings — the density of a good Fred Perry polo shirt, without the logo. Flat seams at the shoulder and a tipped collar edge finish it neatly, and the fabric is fully opaque in every colourway.

Wear it with grey wool trousers and leather loafers, or with dark denim and a suede jacket at the weekend.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Fine-gauge knit, smooth face with light stretch
• Fit: Regular, room through the chest
• Sleeve: Long sleeve with ribbed cuffs
• Length: Hip length with ribbed hem
• Collar: Buttonless knitted open collar with contrast tipping
• Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL
• Season: Autumn to spring
• Occasions: Office, dinner, weekend