3 fire Polos for the office
Let’s get right into it. Polos have been around forever. But Firebeard Thread polos aren’t like the stiff, tucked-in kind your dad wore with khakis and a pager. These take the country club collar and swap in some personality. These are graphic polos with hand-drawn designs — the kind of subtle-but-bold pieces that spark just enough attention to make someone say, “Wait… is that a thumbs-up skeleton?” Yes. Yes they are.
Here are three polos I’m fired up about right now.
1. A Thumb With Something to Say
This one’s for the optimists. The ones who throw high-fives and fist bumps around like confetti and still believe a good attitude can change the temperature in a room. This polo is clean, classic, and bold. The soft-feel cotton blend is great for backyard hangs, casual Fridays, or spontaneous road trips. What are you waiting for? Something louder?
2. Turn Up the Volume
Some shirts yell. This one just turns up the amp. To eleven. With a hand-drawn hand skelly on the upper left chest, the Rock On Forever polo brings guitar-shredding energy to a pretty polished silhouette. With three rockin’ colors from Black to True Red to Navy, this is kind of like your band tee, but all grown up. Looking for something more chill?
3. Keep It Loose, Always
This is the one you throw on when you’re off-duty. In spirit, if not in schedule. Our Hang Loose Forever polo is about keeping the peace, staying curious and keeping your cool. Yes, even when the kids are melting down in the minivan. The best part? It pairs with everything from board shorts to jeans. It’s also doubles as your surf-inspired nod … without screaming “I’m a beach bro.” Unless you want it to.
Polos ON FIRE
Polos are the unsung heroes of modern wardrobes. You can dress them up, throw them on whenever, or wear them to that thing your wife said you couldn’t wear a tee to.
And the best part? These ones carry meaning. A gesture. A symbol. A vibe. They’re hand-drawn conversation starters.
If one of these finds its way into your rotation, I hope it becomes a piece you reach for again and again.
— Firebeard
