Polo shirts were originally from a noble birth, and they can be regarded as elegant and elegant among the many items.
At the beginning of the 20th century, the legendary French tennis player Rene Lacoste was tired of the sultry constraints of the traditional long-sleeved dress shirt + tie, so he personally designed a more comfortable and breathable sportswear that retains a certain sense of formality, and wore it. Games all over the world.
He trademarked the dress in his own name, Lacoste, and embroidered the little household crocodile on it. And this is the originator of the Polo shirt.
In the 1950s, the upper echelons represented by the then US President Dwight D. Eisenhower were very keen to wear Polo shirts to play golf, so Polo shirts also became an iconic item of golf.
Later, American designer Ralph Lauren embroidered the classic Polo polo logo on it, and the Polo shirt was basically shaped from this, becoming the style we are familiar with now.
The sub-line Polo Ralph Lauren pushed the trend of Polo shirts to a peak. For a time, Polo shirts became a symbol of "rich and good taste" and became popular.