A diamond under each arm
A gusset of the same piqué is set where the sleeve meets the body. When the arm goes up, the gusset opens instead of the body being dragged up after it.
Nº 01 Collection 01
Cut for the bandeja: the flat overhead you play with your arm straight up, which is exactly when an ordinary polo climbs out of your waistband.
The bandeja test
Raise the arm. Watch the hem.
Drag the sleeve up · or use the arrow keys
A gusset of the same piqué is set where the sleeve meets the body. When the arm goes up, the gusset opens instead of the body being dragged up after it.
The collar and cuffs are knitted to shape, not cut from the body cloth, so they keep their roll after a season of washing. Two lines of glass-edge green are knitted in.
Three centimetres longer than the front, for the reach behind you when the ball comes off the back glass lower than you hoped.