Do you wear polo/tennis/golf shirts casually?

[Al B. Sure!]

You know the shirts... made by Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, etc. Short-sleeved, collared, with typically 2-3 buttons, usually have an animal on the breast...





My question is do you wear them casually? As in, not just to work, but would you wear them if you go out, go to the store, etc.?

I always thought by definition they were casual shirts because they're sport shirts (hence why they're called POLO, TENNIS, and GOLF shirts), but a certain Canadian homosexual believes that they're formal business attire or something.

[Asher]

They're not formal business attire, they are business casual attire.

[Jon Miller]

I wear everything I have casually. From the tee I got at a bike ride to (if I had any left) the polo I got as a Christmas present years ago.

JM

[Jon Miller]

I prefer a full set of buttons to the partial business, btw.

JM

[Asher]

Fail on having it an anonymous poll.

I bet you most people answering "yes" are over the age of 40.

[The Mad Monk]

They're pretty much the management uniform at the chemical company I work at -- line management on up to the CEO.

I wear Van Heusen, myself. Nice, comfortable, and cheap.

[Maniac]

Crocodiles are for lions.

[Drake Tungsten]

God no. Polo shirts are for douches.

[Asher]

[Maniac]

Well, I think most self-proclaimed lions are douches.

[Drake Tungsten]

I'm a self-proclaimed lamb.

[BeBMan]

Naked at the office

[OzzyKP]

T-shirt is casual for me.

A full buttoned shirt is work attire for me.

Polos are never worn by me.

[rah]

I have about 80 of these in my closet and wear them most of time. Unless i have to put on a suit, i'm in one of these.

[Drake Tungsten]

I have about 80 of these in my closet and wear them most of time. Unless i have to put on a suit, i'm in one of these.

I rest my case.