ASICS Club Polo Shirt
The classic Polo tennis shirt is as much a part of tennis history as the wood racquet. You'll look the part, and chances are play even better, in this timeless Polo shirt that features clean lines as well as several other premium details.
Designed to withstand intense training session the ASICS Club Polo Shirt works with you for your best performance yet. Engineered with C1 functionality the ASICS Club Polo Shirt boasts moisture management properties; the highly breathable mesh allows cool air to permeate the fabric to remove uncomfortable heat build, whilst allowing moisture vapour to escape for cool comfort and regulated body temperature. The exceptionally quick-drying fabric provides damp-free comfort no matter how hard you push yourself. Sweat repellent fabric located underneath the arms remains lightweight during intense activity for minimum sweat retention and maximum comfort. The short sleeves ensure you have a full range of motion with additional slits in the arm hem for unrestricted movement. The lowered front and back hem provide extra coverage when out on the court whilst the raised side hems ensure you have a full range of motion so you can stretch and swing without any restriction. Finished with the ASICS logo, the ASICS Club Polo Shirt will have you serving in style.
Please make note of the Following ASICS Technologies
D1 - Quick drying fabric, wicks moisture for exceptional comfort.
D2 - Quick drying fabric with uv resistance, wicks moisture for exceptional comfort.
C1 - highly breathable, quick drying fabric that feels cool for superb comfort.
C2 - Active cooling, highly breathable, quick drying fabric that feels cool for outstanding performance.
H1 - Special fabric treatment that locks in warmth and enhances mobility.
H2 - Active warming, quick drying garment that keeps you warm for outstanding performances.
S1 - Wind resistant and water-resistant material that keeps you moving in unfavourable weather.
S2 - Windproof and waterproof material for exceptional weather protection.
