Organic Cotton Jersey Polo in Aluminum [color:Aluminum]

ORGANIC COTTON JERSEY POLO

Aluminum / S
$155.00
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Organic Cotton Jersey Polo in Aluminum [color:Aluminum]

ORGANIC COTTON JERSEY POLO

Men's Organic Cotton Golf Polo
$155.00

Made from 170 gsm organic cotton jersey and sewn in Portugal. Soft, breathable, and cut in a classic fit. Self-fabric collar, three-button placket, side vents, and a slightly longer back hem. Built for golf and everyday wear.

Model is 6'1" and is wearing a size L.

Color:Aluminum
Size:
Care

Machine wash cold. Hang or lay flat to dry. Avoid high heat to preserve the integrity of the natural fibers.

Specs
  • 170 gsm organic cotton jersey
  • Made in Portugal
  • Classic fit
  • Self-fabric collar
  • Three-button placket
  • Side vents
  • Slightly longer back hem
  • Embroidered SLOAT patch
FAQ

Is organic cotton good for a golf polo?
Yes, with a trade-off worth knowing. Organic cotton is breathable, soft, and biodegradable, making it comfortable for walking eighteen holes in moderate conditions. It doesn't wick moisture as aggressively as a synthetic performance polo, which is why we weight it at 170gsm, heavy enough to hold shape and drape well, light enough to stay breathable.

What makes organic cotton different from regular cotton?
Organic cotton is grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, using less water over its life cycle. Our cotton is GOTS-certified, meaning it's tracked from raw fiber to finished fabric under strict standards for chemical use, wastewater treatment, and labor practices.

Where is the SLOAT Organic Cotton Golf Polo made?
It's sewn in Portugal from 170gsm organic cotton jersey.

Gots Certified

Our organic cotton is GOTS-certified, tracked from raw fiber to finished fabric under the Global Organic Textile Standard, the leading certification for organic textile processing.

The certification governs three things: restricted chemical use (no toxic chemicals or heavy metals in processing), wastewater treatment and environmental management at the mill, and labor conditions in the facilities that make the fabric.

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