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[header] How to style polo shirts [title] Go for a classic cut for a dressy look. [step] A classic cut is the most common polo you will find. Typically, the classic cut polo is a more relaxed fit, but it is not baggy.

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  1. It looks straight up and down on the torso, rather than getting tighter at the waist. The sleeves come about halfway down the bicep, although this is common with most polos.
  2. This style is typically left to its own, and it will be well tailored at the end. [substeps] If you're still learning to sew, long lapels are a good option for this style.
  3. To get a good fit, look for a medium-length or a dress style polo with stitching that matches your shirt. Wrap v-neck tops are also great for dressier occasions, as they make sure to hide any muscle kinks, just like a standard button down shirt does.
  4. After a few washes, the polo will feel more casual and dress down for a formal street function. Rather than allow them to sit if you plan to style it yourself, consider going for a slightly more casual cut and keeping the polo short.

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