Men's Crew Clothing Marl Tipped Pique Polo Shirt

This men's Crew Clothing marl tipped pique polo shirt features clean contrast stripe tipping on the collar and cuffs in 100% cotton pique.

The contrast tipping here is clean and deliberate - parallel lines running along the collar edge and cuffs that add sharpness without overcomplicating the overall look. The polo body is a solid colour in 100% cotton pique, and the classic fit gives a comfortable, well-proportioned shape that works for most occasions without needing adjustment. Washed for softness, the pique fabric has the slightly raised, textured surface that gives a polo shirt more visual interest than plain jersey and holds its shape better through a full day of wear.

100% cotton pique

Washed for softness

Contrast stripe tipping to collar and cuffs

Two-button neck placket

Crossed oars embroidered on the chest

Classic fit

Machine wash at 30 degrees Celsius

Wear with chinos for a polished casual look, or with shorts and deck shoes for a relaxed summer outing. The clean tipping adds distinction without being fussy.

About Crew Clothing

Crew Clothing was founded in Salcombe, an idyllic Devon coastal town, where former professional skier Alastair Parker-Smith ran a windsurfing school. Inspired by the coast, Alastair debuted his first range at the 1993 Cowes Week yachting regatta on the Isle of Wight. 30 years on, Crew Clothing has become renowned for high quality casualwear inspired by boating and being on the water.

Explore our ladies Crew Clothing range and our men's Crew Clothing collection.

About Cotton

Cool, smooth cotton is one of the world’s most popular fibres. Grown in tropical regions, the cotton emerges from the plant in a round ball which is then harvested and spun into thread. The main component of cotton is cellulose, giving the fabric its strength and durability, which means cotton garments rarely lose their original shape. Cotton is common in summer clothing due to its breathability; however, cotton-rich clothing is also a popular choice in the winter for light layering.