Beverly Hills Polo Club Embroidered Graphic Polo Shirt
Beverly Hills Polo Club (BHPC) · Clothing & Accessories > Men's Tops > Polos
Era / Decade
2010s; modern production based on tag style and synthetic-blend look
Material
Likely a Cotton/Polyester pique blend; mid-range mass-market quality
Condition
Good to Very Good. The garment shows some light wash wear and minor wrinkling, but no visible stains, holes, or major fraying on the embroidery.
Demand Level
Moderate to Low. While the style is classic, the brand is widely available at discount retailers like Ross or T.J. Maxx, which limits resale premiums.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$12.00 - $22.00
Estimated Retail Value
$35.00 - $45.00
Comparable Sales
Recent sold listings for BHPC embroidered polos range from $10-$18 on eBay and Poshmark. New with tag (NWT) versions occasionally reach $25.
Description
Short-sleeve navy blue polo shirt by Beverly Hills Polo Club. Features heavy embroidery including a USA flag patch on the chest, a 'BHPC EST. 1982' crest, and a large white '3' patch on the sleeve. Contrasting turquoise/teal accents on the inner placket and side vents. Classic two-button closure.
Key Features
Heavy embroidery and patchwork style; 'Big Pony' aesthetic popular in collegiate or equestrian-inspired fashion; contrasting trim adds visual interest.
Authenticity Indicators
Internal neck label with BHPC logo and 'EST. 1982' branding; consistent stitching on patches. Confidence: High (BHPC is a widely distributed mid-tier brand, rarely counterfeited).
Flaws to Note
General fabric fading ('fuzziness') typical of cotton blends; minor wrinkling; possible slight curling of the collar.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Poshmark, Mercari, or eBay. These platforms are best for mid-market clothing brands. Facebook Marketplace is an option for local low-cost sales.
Selling Tips
Use keywords like 'Equestrian Style,' 'USA Flag,' 'Big Logo,' and 'Preppy.' Take clear photos of the embroidery close-ups. Offer as part of a bundle to save the buyer on shipping, as low-cost items sell better in pairs.