Sale polo shirts men

Sale polo shirts men at Hackett London: the opportunity to acquire the brand's most recognisable piece at a reduced price — the piqué polo that has defined Hackett's casual offer since the very first collection.

The Hackett polo: cotton piqué and construction of reference

The sale polo shirts men at Hackett London are cut in double-twist combed cotton piqué at 220 g/m²: dense enough not to become transparent and to hold the characteristic piqué relief after dozens of washes. The collar in 1x1 rib is internally reinforced with a tape that keeps its circular shape permanently. The synthetic mother-of-pearl buttons are wash resistant and retain their sheen without flaking — unlike cheaper resin alternatives. The placket carries three buttons and the centre chest seam is double topstitched.

The rugby shirts in the collection — with a shirt collar, buttons and horizontal colour stripes — are cut in high-density combed cotton at a marginally heavier weight than the standard polo: between 240 and 260 g/m², with a smoother surface than piqué and a finish that takes frequent washing without colour loss.

Colourways and models available in sale

The sale polo shirts men Hackett include the most requested colourways from the collection: navy, white, bottle green, British red, charcoal and two-toned models with a contrast collar. The plain short-sleeve model is the most versatile; the model with a chest crest embroidery on the left breast has the strongest brand identity. Two suggestions:

Navy piqué polo with a sand slim chino, brown leather belt and tan leather loafer: the most cost-effective weekend look in a man's wardrobe, works without trying.
Blue and white stripe rugby shirt with a technical navy jogger and a white leather trainer: the most relaxed end of the category, for a Saturday morning.

How to care for a Hackett piqué polo

The men's polo shirts Hackett are machine washable at 30–40°C on a normal cycle. Turning them inside out before washing protects the exterior piqué colour and the crest embroidery. Air dry on a hanger with the collar open — not clipped at the hem — to avoid marks on the fabric. Cotton piqué needs no ironing if removed from the machine without creasing and hung immediately.

What is the difference between the Hackett polo and the rugby shirt?

The piqué polo has a ribbed collar with three buttons; it is the smarter and more versatile of the two. The rugby shirt has a shirt collar with buttons and horizontal colour stripes; it is more relaxed and has a more pronounced visual character. Both are in combed cotton, but the rugby shirt carries a marginally heavier weight and a smoother surface. The polo works under a blazer; the rugby shirt works better as a standalone piece.

What size polo shirt should I choose from Hackett?

The sale polo shirts men Hackett have a slightly fitted cut through the chest. For a more relaxed fit or if you tend to tuck the polo in regularly, size up. The standard length covers the waistband at rest across all sizes.

Do Hackett polo shirts shrink in the wash?

Hackett combed-cotton polo shirts are pre-washed before cutting, which limits residual shrinkage to under 2% at 30°C. At 40°C the shrinkage may be marginally higher, particularly in length. For fitted sizes, 30°C remains the safer wash temperature.