Carhartt Wip Carhartt Wip Short Sleeve Painter Polo Shirt
Carhartt Wip Carhartt Wip Short Sleeve Painter Polo Shirt

Carhartt Wip Short Sleeve Painter Polo Shirt

Carhartt Wip

$108.00

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The Carhartt Wip Short Sleeve Painter Polo Shirt channels the brand’s grounded workwear energy in a city-ready, effortless package. In Dark Navy with a Destroy Wash, it reads as lived-in and versatile—classic polo vibes with a hint of edge. The 100% cotton knit feels breathable and soft against the skin, a go-to texture for all-day wear.

The short-sleeve polo silhouette yields a clean, relaxed line across the chest, pairing with faded denim or straight-leg trousers with ease. Its natural drape and breathable cotton keep things comfortable from morning errands to casual meetups. Layer it under a lightweight jacket or over a tee as the weather shifts, and the look stays polished without trying too hard.

Carhartt WIP’s ethos—honest, durable pieces that translate from studio to street—finds a modern expression in this Painter Polo. The Destroy Wash gives it character while the cotton keeps it everyday-friendly. Style notes: team with indigo denim for a monochrome mood, or pair with warm neutrals for subtle contrast.

Materials / Fabrication

  • Carhartt WIP Short Sleeve Painter Polo Shirt
  • Color: Dark Navy (Destroy Wash)
  • Size: M
  • Material: 100% cotton

Recommended Care

  • Machine wash cold with like colors to preserve color and finish.
  • Do not bleach.
  • Tumble dry low or line dry to minimize shrinkage.
  • If needed, iron on low heat.

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About Carhartt Work In Progress

In 1889, Hamilton Carhartt established his eponymous business with the motto: "Providing honest value for an honest dollar." The brand's tough clothing quickly became the go-to attire for working-class individuals all over the country. News of the label's sturdy designs eventually spread to other countries; in 1989, German designers Edwin and Salomée Faeh launched Carhartt Work In Progress - a streetwear division aimed at customers in Europe and Asia. Carhartt WIP continues to evolve and expand the company's fundamental product characteristics to cater to a growing audience. From canvas jackets, graphic t-shirts, and hats to lifestyle gadgets and sporting goods, WIP's wide range of products reflects a diverse concept of contemporary Americana.