James Polo Shirt - Moss
Our classic pique polo, updated and better than ever. Made from soft Pima cotton with a bit of stretch, and designed for the Peter Manning man, this will be the best-fitting polo you own.
- Perfect body and sleeve length
- Water-resistant finish
- 98% Pima cotton, 2% elastane
- Length (from back neck seam to hem) ranges from 24 1/2” (size 1) to 27 1/2” (size 4x)
- Washed for softness and shrinkage
- Machine wash cold and tumble dry low (or hang to dry)
- Our model wears a size 4 and is 5'8"/155 lbs
- Perfect body and sleeve length
- Water-resistant finish
- 98% Pima cotton, 2% elastane
- Length (from back neck seam to hem) ranges from 24 1/2” (size 1) to 27 1/2” (size 4x)
- Washed for softness and shrinkage
- Machine wash cold and tumble dry low (or hang to dry)
- Our model wears a size 4 and is 5'8"/155 lbs
Customer Reviews
The Tribeca Field Jacket
How It Fits
The Tribeca Field jacket is a modern take on the classic field jacket. Its double button cuffs and interior drawstrings make the fit adjustable, but the jacket has enough room to wear over a couple layers. If you're in between sizes, we recommend going with the smaller size.
- 1. Use the size chart to determine your Peter Manning NYC size. If you prefer a slimmer fit, size down.
- 2. Compared to the Lambskin Leather Jacket, this field jacket is a bit roomier through the torso.
- 3. If you plan on wearing this jacket over a single layer (like a Henley shirt), feel free to size down.
- 4. If you plan on wearing this jacket over multiple layers (like a flannel shirt and vest), take your true size.
- 5. PMNYC offers free shipping and returns (U.S.), so don't worry if you need to exchange for a different size. When in doubt, contact us with any questions!
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