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Really depends on your height/weight/body type/personal style. There are a million decent places to get a polo these days. 

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For summer polos and shirts in NYC, here's a breakdown based on the most helpful WSO content:

Polos:

  • While polos aren't heavily discussed in the context, they can be a good casual option for summer. Stick to brands that offer a modern, slim fit for a polished look. Consider brands like Banana Republic, J.Crew, or Express for affordable yet stylish options.

Shirts:

  1. Dress Shirts:

    • Charles Tyrwhitt: Known for their non-iron extra slim fit shirts, they often have multi-buy deals in the $40-60 range.
    • Proper Cloth: Offers a made-to-measure option for a perfect fit.
    • TM Lewin: Great for budget-friendly, well-fitted shirts, especially during sales.
    • Brooks Brothers: A classic choice, though pricier. Look for sales to snag deals.
    • Banana Republic: Offers a variety of fits and styles, often with discounts.
  2. Casual Shirts:

    • Indochino: Known for their tailored options, great for a modern fit.
    • Nordstrom: Carries a range of solid brands for casual and dress shirts.
    • J.Crew: Offers stylish, slim-fit casual shirts that work well for summer.

Tips for Fit and Style:

  • Stick to cotton poplin fabric for breathability in the summer.
  • Opt for light colors like white, sky blue, or subtle patterns (stripes, checks) to keep cool and stylish.
  • Ensure the fit is right—tailoring can make a huge difference, even for budget shirts.

If you're transitioning from t-shirts, these brands and styles will help you elevate your wardrobe while staying comfortable in NYC's summer heat.

Sources: Summer 2016 Shopping Guide for a Business Wardrobe, A minimal wardrobe that works for interns/first years, girls internship attire, Need Help- Budget Wardrobe for Summer Analyst Internship!!!, New To Formal Fashion? Start Here. PT1

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