Taylor Recycled RG Monogram Polo

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A polo made from plastic bottles (but feels like cotton)

Polos don't have to be boring, and this one from Radmor is far from basic. Spun from REPREVE® recycled polyester—from actual plastic bottles—and built with bias-cut underarm panels, it's light, breathable, and allows for a full range of movement. And we’re not talking about the kind of polyester that feels like Saran Wrap. The tech of this fabric wicks moisture, resists wrinkles, and keeps you cool while doing good for the planet. Finished in modern prints and a cut that looks sharp tucked into chinos or untucked with shorts, it’s a performance polo with some serious personality and eco-cred.

Features

• Bias-cut underarm panels with proprietary ‘MoRE|ERoM' (Extended Range of Motion) tech
• Classic three-button placket finished with natural shell buttons
• Signature B-Rad applique on the back yoke
• Slit side seams for a relaxed drape, tucked or untucked
• Labels made from recycled HD-Damask and satin (because details matter)
• UPF 50+ protection for long days under the sun

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Materials & Care

• 90% Recycled REPREVE Polyester, 10% Elastane

About Radmor

Golf and the outdoors go hand in hand. The rolling hills, manicured grass, and surrounding nature make the game what it is. Radmor’s founders, a former golf pro and an apparel industry vet, took a hard look at these realities before deciding to dive head-first into building golf apparel that not only lives up to our standards, but to Mother Nature’s too. That means their lineup of classic performance golf gear is built with its whole lifecycle in mind—from using durable and organic fabrics at the start, to making sure it’ll biodegrade and come full circle. They’re also adamant about not introducing new polyester into production, to keep plastic microfibers from shedding into our oceans and food sources. Radmor’s mission is one we’ll gladly champion to our golf buddies from tee time all the way through drinks at the 19th hole, and they just happen to be outfitting us with some of the sharpest looks on the links while they’re at it.