Spotlight On: Pique Polos

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For the last 90 years, no other shirt has bridged sport and style quite like the pique polo. They first appeared in the 1930s, when French tennis player René Lacoste created an alternative to the starchy, buttoned-up-to-the-neck uniforms players had to wear. He started with a breathable, textured pique cotton, followed by a soft collar and short sleeves. What resulted was a piece that hit the mark on and off the court—formal enough for country clubs, but comfortable enough to make a guy feel like a million bucks.

Designed for weight training, long runs, and every type of workout in between, the Sevens Sport Short is the anchor of your activewear collection. The short’s soft and cooling A/C Liner™ wicks moisture and never bunches. Its quick-dry material contains 4-way stretch that moves as freely as you do. Even the pockets are dialed to carry energy gels, AirPods, house keys, and beyond. When the workout’s over? They’ll double as a recovery short, too. For us, it’s always the cold plunge.

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