Red Bull Racing men's polos

The polo shirt started life as tennis and sailing kit before it became a wardrobe basic, and the piqué weave that made it practical on a court is exactly what carries the Red Bull Racing men's polos. Ribbed collar and cuffs, a button placket and an embroidered team detail come as standard across the range.

Fits and details in the range

The line-up includes a slim fit that follows the line of the body and a regular fit with more room through the chest. The team embroidery sits on the chest across most styles, a small detail rather than a statement piece.

Why the weave still matters after all these years

Piqué's raised, textured knit was originally designed to let air move and sweat evaporate faster than a flat weave allows, which is exactly why it's stuck around as warm-weather kit for a century. That's a practical reason to reach for a polo on a hot day, not just an aesthetic one.

Styling the polos beyond the obvious

A polo from the range with chinos and trainers sorts a smart-casual office look without effort. At the weekend, the same polo with shorts and a bomber jacket over the top shifts the register towards something more relaxed.

A piece that works harder than it looks

The best measure of a good polo isn't how it looks on day one, it's how the collar holds its shape after twenty washes, and that's the standard every style in the Red Bull Racing men's polos range is built to.

Are the Red Bull Racing men's polos short or long sleeve?

The range focuses on short sleeve, built for use across most of the year. The cut of the collar and cuffs follows the same ribbed pattern across every style. That makes it easy to mix and match polos from the range.

What are the polos made from?

They're made from cotton piqué, sometimes with a small percentage of elastane for a bit more freedom of movement. The exact percentage varies by style. That's detailed on each product page.

How do you wash the polos without losing their shape?

It's best to wash them on a low temperature and skip the tumble dryer, which distorts the collar over time. Drying them flat or on a hanger helps keep the piqué's structure intact. A gentler wash keeps the embroidery and colour looking sharper for longer.