The making of one polo
One line to start.
Single-origin cotton spun into one continuous low-twist yarn. The whole polo starts as one line.
The making of one polo
Single-origin cotton spun into one continuous low-twist yarn. The whole polo starts as one line.
Low twist keeps the yarn strong and the surface soft: no pilling, wash after wash.
A 220 gsm pique: dense enough to keep its shape and drape, light enough to forget.
One pattern, a ribbed collar that never curls, a two-button placket that sits flat for years.
First run
The knot mark is the last stitch. Soft, dense, true to size. A first run of 500, each numbered in the collar.
Butter, sky and breton stripes in rose and mint: the same 220 gsm pique, dyed in small batches.
$89. First run of 500. No charge until it ships.