Polo Shirts
Boys' polo shirts
Boys' polo shirts at Hackett London use the same cotton piqué as the adult line, cut for movement without the collar losing its shape.
Colours and details
The colours follow the palette Hackett London has worked with since 1983 on King's Road — navy, white, bottle green — with an embroidered logo on the chest as the only visible detail, the sort of quiet branding that works without trying.
Fabric and construction
Cotton piqué is the base of boys' polo shirts at Hackett London, knitted at a weight that adds structure without losing breathability through an afternoon of playground breaks. The collar carries a light interior stiffening that stops it warping after the first few washes, the same construction logic the adult line applies to its Jermyn Street shirts.
How to combine boys' polo shirts
Two ways to work the same piece by occasion:
White polo shirt with beige shorts and boat shoes: the mid-season option after school.
The same polo shirt under a light blazer: the register rises for a family occasion.
How do you stop a polo collar losing its shape?
A light interior stiffening in the collar keeps its shape after repeated washing, provided high-speed spins are avoided. Washing inside out also reduces direct friction on the most exposed area.
What polo shirt fit works best for school?
A regular fit with some ease through the body allows more freedom of movement during breaks and PE lessons. Closer fits are better reserved for occasion looks paired with a blazer.
Do Hackett boys' polo shirts contain stretch cotton?
Some styles include a small percentage of elastane in the piqué knit to ease movement without losing the collar's structure. The exact composition is listed on each product's specification.