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" The polo shirt is a bonafide warm-weather essential. There&amp;#039;s no arguing the point, and it&amp;#039;s been the case pretty much since Ren\u00E9 Lacoste first introduced the style way back in the &amp;#039;20s. That said, even a classic deserves an update from time to time. Enter Everlane, the direct-to-consumer brand that&amp;#039;s been disrupting the market for a while now with their well-made \u2014 and well-priced \u2014 wardrobe basics. Today marks the introduction of their PK polo (the name is a riff on the pronunciation of piqu\u00E9 cotton), a new model that picks up where the standard polo leaves off \u2014 then takes things just a little bit further. In fact, better to just abandon any polo-based preconceptions now, and think of this instead as a summer-friendly take on the dress shirt. The collar, for instance, isn&amp;#039;t your run-of-the-mill ribbed cotton \u2014 it&amp;#039;s a two piece construction, with a piqu\u00E9 exterior and a twill under collar. What&amp;#039;s that mean? Basically that it&amp;#039;ll stand up nice and tall underneath your sport coat, an enterprise in which most polos, with that unstructured collar, quite literally fall down on the job. Everlane also skipped the traditional banded hems on the sleeves and the elongated shirt tail, lending the PK a modern, streamlined look. Oh, and the best part: It&amp;#039;ll only run you $40. At that price, you can \u2014 and should \u2014 stock up. After all, it is an essential.             "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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