Amazon Essentials Men's Regular-Fit Cotton Pique Polo Shirt X-Large Olive

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  Kevin Lojewski

  16 de agosto de 2026

  My go-to summer lounge shirt. Lots of colors.

  I have a couple of these I throw on for lounging around the house. Lot's of colors, I actually found a couple I like :-)I don't know how Amazon does it, they make a decent shirt in a good comfortable fabric for not too much money. I may buy another one

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  RM

  23 de septiembre de 2026

  Good quality

  This is a very good quality shirt for a fraction of the price. Size was just perfect and it's cotton!

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  IC

  31 de agosto de 2026

  Great quality for the price!

  Got these polos for my daughter’s work dress requirements. Very pleased with them, they’re lightweight, clean looking and have been holding up.

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  carrie keene

  Great quality

  Very good material it is thick, does run BIG.I ordered a medium for my son he’s 155lbs shirt looks more like an XL he has plenty of room to grow more, but fits him great! The color is exactly like picture! I highly recommend and I’ll be ordering him more in different colors but maybe a size small!Ver másVer menos

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  Megin Wilson

  28 de agosto de 2026

  Nice Men’s Polos

  My husband loves these polos. They fit true to size, look nice, and are soft. They have held up great in the wash and are easy to launder. They’re not too hot and thick, which my husband also loves about them, and they are stretchy. I’m working on getting him more colors, as he really loves these polos.Ver másVer menos

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  Max Ingram

  9 de junio de 2020

  Sometimes Good, Sometimes Not So Good...

  I've bought several of these shirts in the past, and I've always been very happy with them, right up until my latest purchase. Apparently, depending on which color/style you choose, the shirts may be manufactured in a completely different country. And despite Amazon's efforts to make sure their clothing brands have consistent sizing across the board, it's now clear to me that some of those countries are not on the same page. Case in point: Guatemala.My latest Amazon Essentials polo shirt purchases consisted of the colors 'light yellow' and 'rust'. Now, the light yellow shirt seems fine. Maybe a tiny bit smaller than my previous shirt purchases, but nothing major. (I think it says made in Chihuahua - but it's hard to tell.) However, the rust colored shirt is drastically smaller than all my similar-sized Amazon polo shirts. I bought it in size Large, but the shirt tail alone is nearly four inches shorter than my previously purchased Amazon Essentials polo shirts. And while the Large-sized Amazon polo shirts normally fit me quite comfortably, with a little bit of room to spare, this rust-colored shirt is skin-tight. If I didn't know any better, I'd swear it was a size Medium masquerading as Large.All of my previous shirt purchases (I now realize) are labeled as being made in either Madagascar or Vietnam. Those are great. They fit wonderfully. But this new rust-colored shirt (once again, same brand - Amazon Essentials) is labeled as made in Guatemala. And let me tell you, the factory in Guatemala is not on the same page as the factory in Madagascar. Not even close.So yeah, these are great shirts. So long as you happen to buy the colors/styles that are being made in Madagascar or Vietnam. But buyer beware if you happen to get one from the factory in Guatemala, because those guys are using a whole different set of rulers over there. And unfortunately, there's no way to tell until it arrives on your doorstep.I'm normally a big fan of Amazon brand products. But this experience has made me quite a bit more wary about buying their clothing items in the future. It really is so very important that their brands have consistent sizing across all colors and styles.P.S. I actually bought the rust-colored shirt TWICE, because I at first assumed I must have gotten a mislabeled product. But, nope. Both rust-colored shirts are the same, drastically-smaller size, and both are labeled made in Guatemala.