<p>What about the brand with the penguin on it?</p>
<p>Anyway Lacoste > all</p>
<p>okay, seriously. if i were to walk on to my new college campus, sporting an AE polo because they are inexpensive (im not rich) and i want a polo shirt, will people hate me based on the assumption that i am wearing it only to impress (all i wanted were some damn polos)?</p>
<p>I must say, Gap and BanRep make quality stuff, they don't sport a 12in.x12in. logo, and they look good. BanRep dominates everything. Oh and their outlets are ridiculously cheap. I think half the shirts I have are from a BanRep outlet in Cincinnati.</p>
<p>many retailers sell a different product in the Outlet Store. While some folks think that they are buying the same shirt........it is widely known to be a completely different product.</p>
<p>i have a random polo shirt with a fox on it but it's definitely not from JC penney. the brand is like 'retro fox' or something</p>
<p>I bought 6 brand new RL polo shirts on ebay for $70, I think. If you know where to buy them, they're actually pretty cheap.</p>
<p>70$ for 6 shirts???? </p>
<p>omg. i'm so going to ebay. incredible. wow. it's usually like 70$ for 1 shirt.</p>
<p>atomicfusion,
I'd watch out for fakes, ebay has tons of them.</p>
<p>helpmegetin!,
Actually, each Lacoste polo is made of 15.5 miles of pure long-staple cotton. In addition, with good care it's not unusual for a Lacoste polo to last over 20 years. I don't think you can get that out of the average JCPenney polo :).</p>
<p>yea, i'm a fanboy :D.</p>
<p>i like polos....conservative, comfortable, and unrevealing. i have some lacoste polos, which i think are pretty good quality.</p>
<p>People like Lacoste's $100 polo shirt for its quality and durance? These must be the same people who read Playboy for the articles and play Dead or Alive: Xtreme Beach Volleyball because of its awesome volley action.</p>
<p>Face it, you shell out that extra green for that little alligator because if you do, you can fantasize about yachting while sipping lemonade with a Kennedy.</p>
<p>Or maybe not. Could be my mistake.</p>
<p>no, i honestly like lacoste's quality...i love the feel of their shirts. lol that sounded stupid, but it's true.</p>
<p>besides, so many ppl wear lacoste nowadays, its pretty hard to fantasize.</p>
<p>Penguin = Munsingwear</p>
<p>i have a little cardigan thing by retro fox..it's cute. nice brand, fun colors.</p>
<p>yeah, lacoste are pretty common nowadays... I'd say most of the guys at my school have at least one :/. and yes, they do feel freakin' awesome.</p>
<p>"i like polos....conservative, comfortable, and unrevealing. i have some lacoste polos, which i think are pretty good quality."</p>
<p>they are not conservative any more. a lot of fashionistas like to own them............this begger i saw on NYC metro was wearing a lacoste polo as well...crazy clubbers wear them...</p>
<p>Want something conservative? Oxford shirts with botton-down collars.</p>
<p>simple...ralph owns, others copy</p>
<p>pre-med wannabe's post is a good summary of the "business"</p>
<p>this is really funny... all of you are saying that lacoste shirts are the most comfortable polos...
i actually think the opposite. the material's kinda thin and i don't like that cut so much.</p>
<p>I gravitate towards rl polos and abercrombie ones, mostly. rl has the softest and most comfortable material and abercrombie has the best cut for me.</p>
<p>well yes, lacoste is fashionable nowadays, but it doesnt mean its not conservative. and that beggar was likely wearing a fake. god, i hate fakes, even if they do sell for like ten dollars. then it feels like you're just buying for the brand, you know?</p>
<p>Which is the reason most people buy anyway, isn't it? GAP and ON last just as long, I still have a shirt from 2000 and it looks new, but they sell fewer polos because they don't use a logo, which, as everyone knows, is the most important part of the shirt.</p>