Mesh Back
Ventilation Where the Heat Actually Sits
The J.Lindeberg Men's Bo Golf Polo puts a mesh panel across the back, where heat builds first and stays longest. Crease-resistant TXJersey elsewhere, cut-and-sewn shoulder panels with a stripe detail, and a jacquard soft ribbed collar with J.LINDEBERG woven into it.
Key Features
Mesh Back Panel
Set across the back, which is the first place heat builds and the last place it leaves. Air keeps moving when the pace picks up.
Cut-and-Sewn Shoulder Panels
Pieced in with a stripe detail rather than printed on — structure and graphic definition without adding bulk.
Jacquard Soft Ribbed Collar
J.LINDEBERG woven into the collar structure itself, so the branding is texture rather than a badge.
Three-Button Placket
The classic front. Buttoned for a tidy line, open for warm afternoons.
Crease-Resistant TXJersey
Resists creasing and holds its line, so it still looks composed well into the afternoon.
Moisture-Wicking & Fast Drying
Pulls sweat off the skin and dries fast, which matters most in the hours when it starts to accumulate.
Bridge at the Chest
The house mark at the chest, kept quiet against the panel detailing.
OEKO-TEX® Certified
Tested for harmful substances, so you know what's against your skin all round.
- Fabric
- TXJersey, Mesh Back
- Collar
- Jacquard Soft Rib
- Fit
- Regular
Why You'll Love It
Most polos treat ventilation as a claim about the fabric. The Bo treats it as a placement problem and puts actual mesh across the back, which is where the heat sits when you are walking eighteen in the sun. Everything else is built to hold up around it: a crease-resistant body that still looks composed at four in the afternoon, shoulder panels pieced in rather than printed, and a jacquard collar with the branding woven into the rib. Detail you notice up close, and cooling you notice on the back nine.