Michel Rouen Men's Quick-Dry Print Polo

Twenty-seven colourways is more than any other cut we make, and it is the whole point of this one. The prints run from a small repeating geometric that passes for texture at ten feet to a full palm or paisley across the chest, so the same shirt can be the quiet one in the group or the one people mention afterwards. Print sits on a slim cut here rather than the regular one, which is worth knowing before you order.

The knit underneath is the same polyester and spandex as the plain shelf, with the same UPF 30+ on the label, and the print is dyed through the stretch fabric rather than pressed on top of it. A large repeat scales up with the shirt, so if you take 4XL or 5XL, open the colourway you want in your own size and look at that photograph rather than the small one. The run goes that far on this cut.

One of 10 on the polo shirts rail in the Michel Rouen catalogue. It also answers to golf polos, print polos, big and tall polos. A size letter describes the garment rather than your body, so measure your chest once and hold the figure against the chart on the buying page. The UPF figure describes dry, unstretched cloth, and you lose part of it when the shirt is soaked through or pulled tight. If you find a figure here that disagrees with the piece in your hands, tell us: how we keep them current is set out on how we update the catalogue.