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Oct 31, 2026

PeterHOST
0:42
It's not that nice.
PeterHOST
0:44
It's Polo.
MattHOST
0:44
You just
PeterHOST
0:45
look like a golfer.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
0:30
Welcome back to the Gentleman's Gazette! Today's video is the ultimate guide to polo shirts.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
0:40
Polo shirt etiquette and do's and don'ts.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
0:44
1.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
0:45
Never wear an undershirt underneath the polo.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
0:47
A polo shirt is meant to be worn directly on the skin.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
0:51
The cotton, mesh or blends or whatever the material is usually rather soft so it's comfortable.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
0:56
It's meant for summer wear and casual when you work out.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
1:29
If it's too long, if it's too wide, it looks sloppy and like a potato sack, not like an elegant casual shirt.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
1:23
First, let's start out with a brief history.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
1:26
Many believe the polo shirt was invented by Rene Lacoste in the 1920s but in fact, just like Madras or Jodhpurs, the polo shirt has Indian origins.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
1:38
Allegedly, British soldiers in the 1850s witnessed a polo game in Manipur in India.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
1:46
and they saw that the players wore cotton shirts with long sleeves and collars and they actually had put little buttons on their collars so they wouldn't flap up and that in turn was brought back to England in 1862 and the name polo shirt evolved.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
2:08
During a trip to England in the late 1800s, John E. Brooks from Brooks Brothers in New York saw this unusual shirt with a button down collar and he brought it over to the US where it became hugely popular and the oxford cloth button down shirt became a staple in American men's wardrobes.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
2:30
He also brought over the polo shirt and so ever since, Brooks Brothers started selling polo shirts to the American public.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
2:38
However, at the time, they weren't hugely popular, it was a niche product.
Sven Raphael SchneiderHOST
2:43
In 1926, the French tennis player René Lacoste wanted a new shirt.
Tim McKernanHOST
18:19
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Tim McKernanHOST
18:20
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Tim McKernanHOST
18:25
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Tim McKernanHOST
18:31
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Tim McKernanHOST
39:21
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Tim McKernanHOST
39:23
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Tim McKernanHOST
39:25
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Tim McKernanHOST
39:32
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Mike SchaeferHOST
9:27
Exactly.
Mike SchaeferHOST
9:27
Who doesn't love polos? I'm a collector of polos.
Mike SchaeferHOST
9:29
Polos and quarter zips.
Mike SchaeferHOST
9:32
The style of men in their 30s and 40s.
Mike SchaeferHOST
9:35
And big letter hats.
Tim McKernanHOST
5:41
You saw what Maxie did last night at the same time.
Tim McKernanHOST
5:46
And Jackson, I noticed that's in the Polos plus dossier.
Tim McKernanHOST
5:50
So you have four choices.
Tim McKernanHOST
5:52
Of course, you could submit another and maybe throw a breaking ball at us.

16 MINS LATER

Tim McKernanHOST
21:30
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Tim McKernanHOST
21:34
You can also share it in the Forum Energy YouTube chat, which is a hotbed of an influencer activity.
Tim McKernanHOST
21:39
Jackson, tell the people what's coming up on this Polos Plus dossier.
Jackson BurkettHOST
21:43
So the plan was to have the Blues captain, Robert Thomas, on the program at 830.
Rich PaulHOST
64:26
You can only wear a white and blue shirt.
Rich PaulHOST
64:27
You had to come jean shirt, the ties, but you go in Tommy, Polo, and Nautica.
Rich PaulHOST
64:33
Then you got to come with the belt and the socks.
Rich PaulHOST
64:36
And then you go to the shoe section and get the Timberland, the leather, you know, kind of like moccasin with the tie.
Curtis McGiffinHOST
1:32
it.
Curtis McGiffinHOST
1:32
Polo is just croquet on horseback.
Jim PetroskyHOST
1:35
Hey, whatever.
Jim PetroskyHOST
1:35
I'll tell you what.
Tim McKernanHOST
2:02
What a Jim Dandy we have for you here.
Tim McKernanHOST
2:05
On the program today, Doug, your Polos Plus dossier.
Tim McKernanHOST
2:08
Jeremy Rutherford in studio.
Tim McKernanHOST
2:10
Blues fans most likely not going to be happy, even though oddly in the postgame, the Blues were happy with their performance.

16 MINS LATER

Tim McKernanHOST
18:46
It was the morning after, no pun intended, David Fries' home run.
Tim McKernanHOST
18:52
Because it was 15 years ago last night.
Tim McKernanHOST
18:55
And on that presentation, and Papers is going to have some audio for us coming up here on the Polos Plus dossier later in the presentation, of what we had that morning.
Tim McKernanHOST
19:04
And I was asking Jackson before the show...
Ken StrodeHOST
10:42
Yeah, it's an outfit.
Ken StrodeHOST
10:43
Nobody's buying Polos anymore.
Ken StrodeHOST
10:44
Nobody's buying Steve Madden shoes, which are one of the more popular shoes out there.
Ken StrodeHOST
10:49
And Greg Norman is still selling clothes.

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