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  "path": "/style-guides/pique-polo-shirts-trend",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-18T21:05:25.000Z",
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    "Back? The Piqué Polo Never Left.",
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  "textContent": "With summer styles on the brain, there have been rumblings about the return of the polo. Not the Jonny-collar knit kind that every retailer seems to be pedaling, but the classic version, the piqué polo. First introduced by René Lacoste in the mid-1920s as an alternative, more comfortable option for tennis, the short-sleeve top — featuring […]\n\nThe post Back? The Piqué Polo Never Left. appeared first on InsideHook.",
  "title": "Back? The Piqué Polo Never Left."
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