Tipping
Contrast Trim, Sporting Heritage
The J.Lindeberg Joey Tipping Polo takes the oldest detail in sportswear — a contrast tipped collar and cuff — and runs it through a jacquard rib with the Bridge worked into the weave. Lightweight interlock piqué underneath, cut regular. As good with jeans as with golf trousers.
Key Features
Tipping Accents
Contrast trim at the collar and cuff. The detail the shirt is named for and the first thing anyone notices.
Jacquard Rib with Bridge
The Bridge knitted into the rib structure rather than applied on top — you see it in the texture, not as a logo.
Interlock Piqué Jersey
An interlock construction: more stable than a single jersey, so it holds shape without the weight of a heavy piqué.
Two-Button Placket
Shorter and cleaner than a three-button front. Open or closed, it sits flat.
Ribbed Sleeve Ends
Rib at the cuff rather than a plain hem, so the sleeve holds its line instead of flapping.
Double-Needle Hem with Slits
Two rows of stitching keep the hem flat, and the side slits let it sit properly untucked.
Embroidered Bridge Logo
Stitched at the chest rather than printed, so it won't crack or fade with washing.
Regular Fit
Comfortable through the body with room to move. Lightweight and breathable with it.
- Knit
- Interlock Piqué Jersey
- Placket
- Two-Button
- Fit
- Regular
Why You'll Love It
Tipping is the detail that made the polo a polo in the first place, and it still does more for a shirt than any print. Here it's paired with a jacquard rib that carries the Bridge in the weave, so the branding is texture rather than a badge. Underneath it's a proper lightweight interlock piqué with ribbed cuffs and a double-needle hem — the kind of construction that means it still looks right after a season of wear rather than three washes.