THE STYLE GUIDE
WEAR IT YOUR WAY
Good clothing belongs naturally in your life. Start with one polo, add pieces you already own and dress for the day ahead.
Three settings. Three combinations. Room to make each your own.
WORK
READY FOR THE ROOM
Pair the Neutral Grey Founder Polo with navy tailored trousers and dark brown leather loafers. Tuck the shirt for a clean waistline and choose a simple belt that complements your shoes.
For a business-casual meeting, add a softly structured navy sport coat. Let the polo collar sit neatly inside the jacket’s lapels.
A straightforward combination for days when you want to feel comfortable and look prepared.
DINNER
MAKE TIME FOR THE EVENING
Wear the same polo with charcoal trousers, black leather loafers and a camel sport coat. The grey provides a quiet foundation; the jacket adds warmth and texture.
Keep the shirt tucked beneath the jacket and leave the neckline comfortably open. A watch and a simple belt are enough to finish the look.
For a dinner reservation or an evening together, a few thoughtful choices make the occasion feel considered.
WEEKEND
LET THE DAY UNFOLD
Stone five-pocket pants and clean, understated sneakers give the Neutral Grey polo a more relaxed setting. Brown suede loafers work equally well if the day includes lunch or an afternoon gathering.
Wear it untucked when the hem sits around mid-fly and the proportions feel balanced. If it falls noticeably lower, tuck it.
An easy combination for a morning at the market, time with friends and whatever follows.
From the Day to Dinner
DRESS FOR THE MOMENT
Pair the Founder Polo in Olive Drab with a navy sport coat and stone trousers for an easy balance of color and texture. Brown suede loafers and a matching leather belt bring the look together.
Wear the polo on its own through the afternoon, then add the jacket when the evening calls for it.
THE STYLE GUIDE
START WITH WHAT YOU OWN
Your favorite trousers. Shoes you enjoy wearing. A jacket that fits properly.
A versatile polo should work with those pieces and feel like part of your wardrobe. Use these combinations as a starting point, then make them your own.