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A.P.C.

Tristan Polo - Ivory

$325

Fabric100% Cotton
PatternHorizontal Stripes
ClosurePartial Front Buttons

The A.P.C. Tristan Polo is a refined men's polo shirt made from 100% cotton in a midweight knit. Its ivory-and-black horizontal stripe pattern is finished with a partial front button closure, chest logo detail and ribbed trim. Founded in 1988 by Tunisian designer Jean Touitou, the Paris-based brand is known for clean-cut, modern classics with understated military-inspired detail.

From Our Closets

This piece appears in 18 digitized Vêtir closets. Closets are private by default, and only users who choose to share theirs publicly are featured. Visit a public closet to see what it's worn with.

  • Wenbo L.

    847 Closet Pieces4 Outfits

  • Hugues S.

    865 Closet Pieces3 Outfits

  • Cornelius E.

    889 Closet Pieces7 Outfits

  • Crispin W.

    984 Closet Pieces2 Outfits

  • Sinclair N.

    899 Closet Pieces8 Outfits

  • Ignatius N.

    931 Closet Pieces6 Outfits

  • Sebastian J.

    749 Closet Pieces6 Outfits

  • Yousef H.

    990 Closet Pieces3 Outfits

  • Tariq T.

    832 Closet Pieces6 Outfits

  • Octavio O.

    859 Closet Pieces4 Outfits

Packed 98 times

Most often for Tokyo in April. Aggregated from Vêtir Voyage packing lists.

Top Destinations

  • Tokyo
    24
  • Gstaad
    23
  • Palm Springs
    18
  • Capri
    18
  • Mykonos
    10

The Fit

Fit verdict
Classic polo silhouette
Owners keep their size
86%
Fit intelligence
Classic polo silhouette. 86% of owners keep the size they order.

Our Stylist's Notes

"I would wear this polo with tailored trousers or dark denim for an easy smart-casual look. Its fine stripe and clean collar also make it a polished layer beneath a lightweight jacket."

Eleah H.

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