Men's Green Polo Shirts
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Our men's green polo shirts come in grass green, army green, light green and khaki. Choose washed cotton, an airy knit, a textured waffle or a quick-dry golf polo. A green collar looks smart with stone chinos, denim and white trainers.
Green polo shirts for men in cotton
Cotton breathes on warm days and softens nicely after every wash. The cotton pocket shirt comes in army and light shades, with a handy chest pocket for sunglasses. The washed cotton version has a slightly faded, relaxed finish that looks great with denim shorts or stone chinos. A cotton collar also keeps its shape after washing, so the shirt looks crisp straight off the line.
Army green and khaki shades
Army green is the most forgiving shade, as it sits close to neutral and pairs with navy, grey, white and black trousers or shorts. Both the cotton pocket style and the Rimini tipped waffle come in army green. If you prefer something softer, khaki from the pocket range is a calm, sandy alternative for the office. These shades also hide grass marks after a picnic or a round of mini golf with the kids.
A green polo t shirt with texture
The Rimini has a waffle texture and tipped edges at the collar, so it looks dressed up even with jeans. The Ravenna knitted open-collar style in green feels airy and slightly retro, perfect for a garden barbecue, a drink by the river or a smart dinner outside. Both hold their shape well through a busy day and need only a light iron, if any. That makes them great for holidays, when nobody wants to spend time ironing.
From Maria & Denis
How we style a mens green polo
We like this colour because it flatters most skin tones and feels fresher than another navy top. Our easy formula is a green collar with stone chinos, white trainers and a brown belt. We also check that each shade looks the same in daylight and indoors, so the colour you see is the colour you get. Mens green polo tops like these pair just as well with navy shorts on holiday.
Golf polo and long sleeve options
The St Andrews quick-dry golf style in bean green is made for the course, the gym or a long day of walking in the sun. For cooler evenings, the Capri notch-collar long sleeve style in grass green covers the arms and works under a light jacket. Together they keep green in your wardrobe well beyond the warmest weeks. The golf style also dries quickly after a shower, so it is handy for travel.
Washing and choosing your size
Wash green cotton inside out with similar colours to keep the shade bright for longer. Measure a polo you already own across the chest and from collar to hem, then compare it with the size chart, and note that the golf style is listed in European sizes. UK delivery is free, and you have 30 days to return any shirt. A polo that fits well sits just below the belt and never pulls across the shoulders when you reach forward.
Frequently asked questions: Men's Green Polo Shirts
What colour trousers go with a green polo shirt?
Beige chinos, navy shorts, grey trousers and blue denim all suit green. Stone or beige is the classic match for army and grass green, while navy looks crisp with lighter greens. Brown leather shoes or a brown belt keep the outfit warm and earthy.
Can a green long sleeve polo be worn with a blazer?
Yes. The Capri notch-collar polo in grass green has long sleeves in soft cotton knit, which makes it neat enough under a navy or grey blazer. Add chinos and loafers for a smart casual dinner. The Ravenna knitted polo with an open collar works in the same way.
How should I wash a green cotton polo shirt?
Wash cotton and knit polos inside out on a cool cycle and dry them flat, which helps keep the collar crisp. Always check the care label on each polo too, especially the quick-dry golf style and the waffle polo.
Which green polo shirt is best for golf?
The St Andrews quick-dry golf polo in bean green is designed for the course and dries fast after a shower. Pair it with beige or grey trousers and golf shoes. For the clubhouse afterwards, the Rimini tipped waffle polo in army green looks a little smarter.