Working in collaboration with Matt Hranek of the WM Brown Project, this polo is designed to be worn under a blazer. Crafted from the same extra-long staple Supima cotton mesh as our iconic Riviera Polo Shirt, it has a cut-away collar, collar stands and cuffs. Smooth, lightweight and exceptionally comfortable, this is an elegant addition to the formal wardrobe.
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Product Code: WBMPOL1062-BUAA
- 100% Supima Cotton
- Cotton is fully traceable and sustainably sourced from a single farm in California
- Cotton is extra-long staple for durability and comfort
- Gentle wash at 30°C
- Shell buttons
- Do not tumble dry
- Dry cleanable
- Made in Portugal
- Slim Fit
- Model is 6'2", chest 38" and wears a size M
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Designed for the Riviera, tailored for Bond
The Riviera Polo Shirt is an icon of modern menswear born out of 160 years of fabric innovation and quintessential British style. The perfect balance of comfort and refined style, it’s crafted from a unique mesh fabric that’s made from the finest Supima cotton selected from a single Californian farm. Lightweight and breathable, its origins lie in the 1950s French Riviera. Peter Hill, the great-grandson of Sunspel’s founder, found the dense piqué polos of the time too hot and uncomfortable in the heat. Drawing on Sunspel’s lacemaking heritage, he developed an innovative, cool cotton mesh that was perfect for the climate of the Riviera.
Fifty years later, Oscar-winning costume designer Lindy Hemming approached Sunspel, tasked with dressing Daniel Craig in his first performance as James Bond. The Riviera Polo’s effortless British style and understated elegance made it the perfect piece to bring Bond into the 21st century. Hemming tailored the style to Daniel Craig’s exact measurements, slimming the chest and shortening the sleeves, and in the process, created a contemporary classic.
