Merino vs Cotton Pique Tees: Which to Choose?

Quick answer

For a versatile warm-weather top that works from the golf course to dinner, choose the Henri Pique Polo. For a simpler, more relaxed everyday tee with the same sustainable fabric, choose the Myron Pique Tee.

Trade-offs at a glance

• Henri Pique Polo: Classic polo with a collar and button placket. Works on its own with shorts or under a knit as the evening cools. Best for occasions that need a polished, collared look.
• Myron Pique Tee: Straightforward crewneck tee with the same pique knit. Available in Pale Green and Dark Navy. Best for everyday casual wear where a polo feels too formal.
• Sustainability: Both use 100% Good Earth Cotton®, a fully traceable fibre from farms that aim to draw down more carbon than they emit.

Product facts

• Henri Pique Polo: The Henri Pique Polo is a classic-fit short-sleeve polo, knitted in 100% Good Earth Cotton® for warm-weather wear. The pique structure gives the fabric a subtle textured surface and a bit more body than a standard jersey, which helps it hold its shape through the day. This means the polo maintains a neat appearance even after hours of wear, making it suitable for occasions that call for a slightly dressier look.

  

• Myron Pique Tee: The Myron Pique Tee is a classic-fit short-sleeve crewneck tee, knitted from 100% Good Earth Cotton®, a fully traceable fibre grown on farms working to draw down more carbon than they emit. You get the same sustainable, shape-retaining fabric in a more casual and versatile tee silhouette.

  

Which one fits you?

Best for

• Anyone who wants a collared, shape-holding top for work or smart-casual events
• Those who prefer a polo that layers well under a knit jacket

Not for

• Those who want a simple, no-fuss tee without a collar or buttons