Browse ROVADAY polo shirts with quarter-zip, half-zip, button-placket and layered-collar details. The styles shown here are mostly short-sleeve and relaxed, with colors including white, black, navy, khaki, gray and army green. Sizes vary by style, so check each size chart and compare its measurements with a top you already own.
Collar and placket details to compare
This collection of polo shirts goes beyond the plain pique look. Some styles use a two-button placket, while others have a quarter-zip, half-zip, snap button or open V-shaped placket. Several add contrast collars, plaid trim, gingham checks or a layered neckline.
If you want a simple polo shirt, look at the solid styles with a pointed fold-down collar. If you prefer more detail, the trim and under-collar designs do more of the work.
Colors, fabrics and fit
Color choices differ by style. One relaxed polo shirt is offered as a white polo shirt, plus navy, black and khaki. Other styles come in black, gray, heather gray, beige heather gray or army green. Check each listing for its exact colorways.
Fabric also varies. The listed compositions include cotton and polyester blends, and one includes spandex. Read the product details rather than assuming every style feels or stretches the same. Most of the styles shown have dropped shoulders and a boxy cut.
Choosing within the range
For a wider selection aimed at menswear, see our men's polo shirts. If you prefer a softer, knit-style texture, our knit polo shirts are a closer match.
If you like a placket but not a collar, Henley shirts offer a similar casual neckline. For polo shirts for men with extra detail, start with the contrast-collar and layered-neck styles.
Frequently asked questions
How should I choose a size for a relaxed polo?
Compare the size chart with a top you already wear, looking at chest, length, shoulder width and sleeve length. Many styles here have dropped shoulders and a boxy cut, so choose by measurements and by how loose you want the shirt to sit.
Which styles suit a simple everyday look?
The solid-color styles with a pointed collar and two-button placket are the most understated. A white polo shirt or black polo shirt works with chinos, denim or shorts, while navy and khaki give you slightly different tones.
What is the difference between zip and button plackets?
A quarter-zip or half-zip can be worn closed for a neat look or opened for a relaxed one. A button placket feels more traditional and can be fastened or left open. Snap-button and V-shaped plackets sit differently at the neckline.
Are the layered collar styles actual two-piece shirts?
Not necessarily. Several styles use a faux layered look, such as a contrast inner panel, under-collar layer or check hem built into a single garment. Read each product description to see which details are sewn in and how the neckline is designed.