🐎 U.S. Polo Assn. Classic Engine Apparel Review

This heather gray color was an oversize polycotton blend. I bought 100% cotton, also in a large size in a different color. Should have been exactly the same size but no. The pure cotton fitted perfectly in all areas (neck, shoulder and body) while the blend was too big - the shoulder seams on my arm had to end on my shoulder and the bottom was too baggy and roomy. Don't buy mixed shirts, cotton is better.

Nice shirt; usually love the polo brand; However, the fabric "pulls" very easily. Since it was the color my daughter used for her ceremony, my husband decided not to wear it until our daughter's informal party before her second wedding last week. He packed the shirt in a suitcase and when he tried to put it on, the thread was "ripped out" in several places. We had to run and buy another blue shirt. Very disappointed that he didn't even put it on before it looked worn.

I'm not happy with this shirt. It suffers from the same general problems as other cheap foreign-made shirts. The collar is already deformed after two washes and remains so deformed that even ironing hardly straightens it up. Back to LL Bean for me.

The large size is much wider than the old ones I bought over a year ago. Same with the green one I bought in the same order - too wide and thick. It's like American size charts just keep getting wider and thicker and the sizes for these shirts match up, what a shame :(

I've had the shirt for almost 2 months now. Only washed 4 times and now there is a hole under the collar buttons. The shirt collar is odd. It curls up too much and doesn't look good. You get what you pay for and when you are on sale you can get a designer shirt with great fit and materials for the same price.

This shirt is a joke. Caution: It doesn't even look like a polo. I didn't want a fake polo, just a decent shirt. you found a shirt with a black collar and then sewed the polo logo on by hand without picking up a needle and thread. Do not buy