Blue Cotton Polo Shirt
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Italian Size MEN— L
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The cotton piqué Polo with VLogo by Valentino is a classic and elegant piece, featuring a traditional collar and a front three-button closure up to the neck. The VLogo on the chest adds a distinctive and refined detail. The cotton piqué construction enhances the structure of the design, ideal for an essential and polished style. Season: AW26 Fit: Regular Composition: 100% Cotton
The Polo
A collar between sport and tailoring — finished by houses that have spent decades perfecting the form.
The Piece
The polo lives in the seam between knitwear and shirting. Cut from breathable piqué cottons or fine merino, with a placket short enough to wear open and a collar weighted to hold its line. The proportions are restrained — close through the shoulder, easy through the body, sleeves that sit just above the elbow.
The Craft
Mills in Italy and Portugal supply the cottons; the embroidered crests and tone-on-tone branding are finished by the maison's own ateliers. Pearlised buttons, side vents, and bar-tacked seams are constants of houses that take this category seriously.
How to Wear
Worn open under a structured blazer, tucked into pleated trousers, or layered over a fine tee with tailored shorts. The polo is the most quietly versatile collar in a considered wardrobe.
Maison · Rome · Est. 1960
The Valentino Story
Roman couture in red — Rockstud, Roman Stud, V-Logo.
The Word
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