Very much not all the same but the price to quality correlation is very weak in my experience/opinion. 

But also, like it or not (and I don't particularly) a 'designer' polo shirt is a different thing to a bog standard one in terms of when/where it is socially acceptable to wear it. 

ha, that's not something I've ever accepted

off to m and s i think  :)

Honestly American Eagle for the win on the cheaper end... 

I'm trying the Charles Tyrwhitt ones.  Haven't fallen apart so far...

Don’t really like polo shirts.  They just all look a bit samey, ultimately.

puts on plain black T shirt from gap

Cambridge crew ftw

No reason to not buy Lacoste.

I’ve always been Fred Perry myself. All three buttons done up.

Polo nogo 

Cheap polos have no silhouette and so look cheap. Better tailored polo's look much smarter.

What constitutes 'better tailored' very much depends on your body shape but yeah agree tailoring/fit is key to stop them looking completely shapeless. 

Are you fellas tucking these polos into your chinos?

lacoste.  

Was always skeptical about the price.  

But best yet.

Lacoste are fine but wear out pretty quickly given how spenny they are. La Martina are pretty durable if you don't mind the look (which is perhaps easier to pull off in Dubai than the home counties...). 

Catters — Didn’t you tell us that you had ordered some made to measure ones a few years back?

I have a normal body shape and haven’t really thought about fits, except that the M&S one I bought once was too big (in size L)

One thing I have noticed is that the fabric of some of these things — perhaps the cheaper ones — can start to smell pretty bad very quickly 

I do have quite a lot of stuff made to measure due to my ludicrous height. I think I have one or two made to measure from when I was thinner and it got really hard to find stuff that didn’t look like a tent. 

I’ve never visualised YWTF as a Mod…😳

Haven't worn one in years. T shirts and work shirts are all you need. 

Psycho bunny polo, Lacoste or Tommy Hilfiger. Don't often wear them tho. 

just please don't wear a Crew Clothing one unless you want to mark yourself out as a prize stroker

M&S every time for polos

Just got a nice new Helly Hansen one as part of our new crew sailing kit.

I quite like Ralph Lauren. In fact most of my leisure clothes are RL. M&S also decent - also for T-Shirts, surprisingly. 

I've found myself buying lots of Paul Smith as I enter middle age. But not polos. 

Loro Piana polo plus the Kendall Roy baseball cap ftw.