Wearing a polo can lead down a bunch of very dangerous paths: icing, popped collars, use of the word “brah,” and not giving a shit about the way you look. But if you’re anything like us, you like wearing a polo to work. It’s comfortable, nonchalant, and is suitable for happy hour drinks. Not to mention the fact that dry cleaning is expensive and why in the hell would you get your good clothes dirty at work? Wearing a polo and switching from business to party mode used to mean treading treacherously close to the dbag line. Now Kidrobot is officially blurring the business and party lines with their new line of polos. Each of the 3 polos is a 220gm 100% cotton pique polo with Korobot buttons and a flat ribbed collar – but each features a different Kidrobot logo. Throw on Kidrobot and never again explain that a dude riding a horse doesn’t mean you’re into bestiality.
Kidrobot Polos
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