I have an addiction. I am addicted to Lacoste polo shirts. I have brown, Carolina blue, pink, white, black, green, and sundry other colors. Oh yeah, and of course, an orange Lacoste polo.
Chris Abraham
Because the Medium is the Message
I have an addiction. I am addicted to Lacoste polo shirts. I have brown, Carolina blue, pink, white, black, green, and sundry other colors. Oh yeah, and of course, an orange Lacoste polo.
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There are many people I believe that have a polo shirt addiction, fetish, or whatever you want to call it. The polo shirt is a causual way of dressing neatly. It also makes somebody look “cool”. Because of the way the polo shirt fits the body, it is a sort of a “sex shirt” both for men and women. There is a yahoo group called “mad for polo shirt”. Lacoste are not my favorites but they do have to be acknowledged as a contenter in the polo shirt field. Just my thoughts…
i have loads of polo tops for sale, ralph, izod and lacoste. intrested?. i have a contact in the states who ships them over for me. dave.
I did a search for Lacoste polo and found your site. I’m going to see if I can find some pictures of Lacoste polos to see if that is what I’m really looking for. I think Lacoste makes really fitted polos with short sleeves. That is what I’m looking for since I am a relatively small person and don’t like clothes that swallow me up.
Lee
I think there are two fittings: the standard fit and the retro fit. I think the retro fit might be a little more fitted and have shorter sleeves. Just remember that there are more than one “sizing.” I know Polo has the same sort of thing. I am not thin enough to wear the retro fit.
For me it is Hawaiian Shirts. I need them. I have to wear them. I can’t wake up without them.
Really though, I find the most comfortable shirt to be the Hawaiian shirt. The fit loosely, are made for the warm days and nights and Hawaii and are just plain colorful and cool.
My vote goes to the Hawaiian shirt.
I grew up in Hawaii and had that experience over and over. Also, I had to wear aloha shirts as my school uniform. I love them too but I am not in Hawaii any more.