Bianchi Polo Blue

Name: Bianchi Polo Blue
Brand: www.andsons.us
SKU: BCHPLO-BLU-S
Price: 210.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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How the garment fits: fitted

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A cotton knit polo, finished with silk for a smoother feel.

"Cool, comfortable and great quality. Love it!!"

INTRODUCING

The polo has always sat somewhere between sport and everyday wear, worn on court, off duty, and everywhere in between. The Bianchi Polo Blue builds on that, taking the familiar shape and refining how it’s made.

It’s knitted to shape rather than cut from fabric, which gives it a cleaner line through the shoulders and chest. It follows the body naturally, falling in place rather than feeling tight or restrictive.

The fabric is a cotton blend that contains silk, which gives it a smoother handle and a softer finish. It feels light on the body, with a subtle drape that sits properly whether you’re wearing it on its own or under a jacket.

Fully fashioned armholes add structure where it matters, so it doesn’t lose shape through wear. The fitted cut keeps things sharp, while the V-neck notch collar opens it up just enough to keep it relaxed.

It’s the piece you reach for when you want to look put together without overdoing it. Clean, considered, and easy to wear across different settings.

"Cool, comfortable and great quality. Love it!!"

FABRIC & FEATURES

85% Cotton, 15% Silk
Single jersey knit construction
Fitted silhouette
Fully fashioned armhole seams
1x1 ribbed hem, collar and cuffs
V-neck notch collar opening

Made in Turkey

ORIGINS

The polo shirt has its roots in sport, originally worn on the courts by tennis players and adopted more widely through mid-century leisurewear. By the 1950s and 60s, it had moved beyond sport and into everyday wardrobes, worn by men who wanted something that felt relaxed but still carried a sense of structure.

Knitted versions came later, offering a softer, more refined alternative to traditional piqué polos. Favoured for their comfort and cleaner fit, they became a staple for warmer climates and off-duty dressing.

The Bianchi builds on that evolution. A familiar shape, constructed through knit, with a fabric that contains silk to improve the feel and finish. Simple in concept, but done with more attention to how it fits and wears.