Named after Billy's son. Built on the best organic Pima cotton in the world. Still the one.

Every brand begins with a belief. Ours began with a simple, stubborn conviction: that it was possible to make a genuinely superior polo shirt — not a flashier one, not a faster one, not one with a louder logo or a more aggressive marketing budget. The best one. The best fabric, the best fit, the best details. That polo is the Liam. It was the beginning, and more than a decade later, it is still the standard.

The fabric is 92% organic long-staple Peruvian Pima cotton with 8% spandex — and those words mean something at B. Draddy. Long-staple means longer individual fibers, which produces a softer, stronger fabric that pills less and gets better with time rather than worse. Organic means no synthetic pesticides, no compromise on the land or the people who cultivate it. Peruvian means the specific highland altitude and climate that produces the finest cotton grown anywhere on earth. And spandex — just 8% — means the fabric moves with you in the way that pure cotton never quite manages.

The construction is everything that a polo should be and rarely is. A one-piece self-fabric collar with no label inside — not because it's a small detail but because it makes a difference every single time you pull it on. A shoulder seam placed above the shoulder — a quarter inch of a shift that transforms your range of motion. A classic vented hem that looks exactly right whether you tuck it in for the back nine or leave it out for dinner after. Engraved B. Draddy buttons. Compass logo at the back right hem. Made in Peru.

Named after Billy's son. Built on everything we believe about what a polo should be. The Liam is the original, and the original is still the one.

Shop the Liam → bdraddy.com/products/liam-polo-6