RLX Ralph Lauren Energy Lisle Cotton Polo Shirt - Old Royal
RLX Ralph Lauren Energy Lisle Cotton Polo Shirt - Old Royal
RLX Ralph Lauren Energy Lisle Cotton Polo Shirt - Old Royal
RLX Ralph Lauren Energy Lisle Cotton Polo Shirt - Old Royal
RLX Ralph Lauren Energy Lisle Cotton Polo Shirt - Old Royal

RLX Ralph Lauren

RLX Ralph Lauren Energy Lisle Cotton Polo Shirt - Old Royal

regular price €131,95Tax included.
Size: M
Subtotal: €131,95
Description

Cotton Lisle

The Smoothest Cotton in the Range

The RLX Ralph Lauren Stretch Cotton Lisle Golf Polo is built on lisle — a fine, tightly twisted cotton yarn that knits up smoother and cleaner than piqué or jersey. Blended with elastane for movement, finished with the RLX True-Stay collar and engraved corozo buttons.

Stretch Cotton Lisle

Lisle is a finer, tighter cotton yarn than standard knits use. It gives a smooth, almost silky surface that resists pilling — the reason lisle costs more.

RLX True-Stay Collar

Engineered to hold a crisp shape wear after wear rather than softening and curling the way a standard collar does.

Stretch for Movement

Elastane in the blend, so a cotton polo moves through the swing instead of pulling across the back.

Moisture-Wicking

Moisture-management technology pulls sweat off the skin through warm-weather play.

RLX Ralph Lauren stretch cotton lisle golf polo

Engraved Corozo Buttons

Cut from tagua nut and engraved with the RLX Ralph Lauren mark — not moulded resin, and not plain.

Tailored Performance Fit

Slim through the waist with sleeves cut to sit close at the bicep for a clean athletic line.

Even Vented Hem

Side vents at the same height on both sides, so it hangs straight worn out and doesn't ride up when tucked.

Pony at the Chest, RLX at the Shoulder

The Polo Pony embroidered rather than printed, and a silicone RLX tab on the shoulder.

Fabric
Stretch Cotton Lisle
Collar
RLX True-Stay
Fit
Tailored

Why You'll Love It

Lisle is the detail worth knowing about. The yarn is spun finer and twisted tighter than the cotton in a standard polo, which is why the surface comes out smooth and slightly lustrous rather than textured, and why it resists pilling where an ordinary cotton knit goes fuzzy. Add elastane so it actually moves, a collar engineered to keep its shape, and corozo buttons engraved rather than stamped, and you have the most considered cotton polo in the range. It looks like a good shirt because it is one.