
16 Types of Polo Shirts — Every Style, Fabric and Fit Explained
The polo shirt has been solving the same problem since René Lacoste designed the first piqué cotton version for tennis players in 1926 — looking put together without needing a dress shirt. What has changed is the range. Today’s polo shirts span piqué cotton, jersey knit, moisture-wicking performance blends, stretch fabrics, and oversized silhouettes, covering everything from golf courses and corporate offices to athletic fields and casual streetwear. At GotApparel we have been supplying and decorating polo shirts for businesses, teams, schools, and individuals across the US for over 15 years — and the difference



