Three polos, three different jobs
The Reading Fightin Phils store carries three Under Armour polos that look similar at a glance but serve different purposes. The Navy R-Phils Logo Polo is the straightforward team-color option. The Under Armour Red Fightins Polo is the performance pick with fabric technology. The Under Armour Box Red & White Polo is the bold fashion statement. This comparison uses only the supplied catalog records, so you can see exactly what each polo offers and where the evidence stops.
What the catalog confirms about each polo
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Under Armour Red Fightins Polo: Loose: Fuller cut for complete comfort; smooth, soft anti-pick, anti-pill fabric with a textured snag-free finish; 4-way stretch; wicks sweat and dries fast; anti-odor technology; UPF 30; durable rib-knit collar; performance fit; heat seal logos; body 5.4 oz. 95% polyester/5% elastane; collar 100% polyester. These are the most detailed fabric and performance claims of the three, making this the strongest choice if you want moisture management and stretch for active wear.
Under Armour Red Fightins Polo
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Under Armour Navy R-Phils Logo Polo: Navy color with a R-Phils logo; designed for men; classic look that works from the ballpark to casual outings; available in multiple sizes from Small to 2XL. This is the simplest team-color option, with the widest confirmed size range (SM, MD, XL, 2XL) and a classic look that suits everyday wear.
Under Armour Navy R-Phils Logo Polo
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Under Armour Box Red & White Polo: Red and white boxed color design; UPF 50 certified for sun protection; men's fashion polo style; available in sizes MD, LG, XL, and 2XL. The box logo polo offers the highest confirmed UPF rating (50) and a distinct look, but it is not available in Small according to the supplied variants.
Fit and sizing: what you can actually choose
Fit language differs across the three records, and so do the available sizes. The Red Fightins Polo is described as having a loose, fuller cut and a performance fit, which may seem contradictory but likely means a relaxed feel with athletic intent. The Navy polo is described only as a classic look for men, with no fit descriptor. The Box polo is described as a fashion polo style, also without a fit descriptor. For the Navy and Box polos, the catalog does not specify fit beyond the general men's design.
- Red Fightins Polo: Loose fuller cut and performance fit; only size SM is confirmed in the supplied variant evidence.
- Navy R-Phils Logo Polo: Classic men's look; sizes SM, MD, XL, and 2XL are confirmed. No LG in the supplied variants.
- Box Red & White Polo: Men's fashion polo; sizes MD, LG, XL, and 2XL are confirmed. No SM in the supplied variants.
Sun protection and fabric technology
If you want documented performance features, the Red Fightins Polo has the most extensive list: UPF 30, sweat-wicking, fast-drying, anti-odor, and 4-way stretch. The Box polo carries a higher UPF 50 certification, which is the only performance claim in its record. The Navy polo's record lists no fabric technology or UPF rating. That does not mean it lacks such features, but the supplied information does not confirm them. For golf or other outdoor activity, the Red polo's combination of stretch and moisture management is the best-supported choice; for sun protection alone, the Box polo's UPF 50 is the highest confirmed rating.
Price and value
All three polos show a catalog comparison price of USD 59.95 or USD 69.95, with current catalog prices of USD 41.37 for the Red Fightins Polo, USD 37.17 for the Navy R-Phils Logo Polo, and USD 46.17 for the Box Red & White Polo. The Navy polo is the lowest-priced option, while the Red polo sits in the middle and the Box polo is the highest. The Red polo's higher price relative to the Navy polo aligns with its longer list of performance features, but the catalog does not explain the pricing. The Box polo's premium over the Red polo is not tied to a performance claim beyond its UPF 50 rating and fashion design.
Matching each polo to your use
- For work or casual outings: The Navy R-Phils Logo Polo is described as a classic look that works from the ballpark to casual outings, making it the most versatile option for settings where a bold logo might be too much. The Box polo's bold red and white design stands out more, which may suit a casual workplace but is less understated.
- For golf or active days: The Red Fightins Polo's 4-way stretch, sweat-wicking, and anti-odor features are the only confirmed performance technologies among the three, so it is the best-documented choice for golf or other active wear. The Navy and Box polos have no such confirmed features in the supplied records.
- For sun-heavy days: The Box polo's UPF 50 certification is the highest confirmed sun protection rating. The Red polo offers UPF 30. The Navy polo has no confirmed UPF rating.
- For a box logo outfit: The Box Red & White Polo's red and white boxed design is the most distinctive look. Pair it with neutral bottoms to let the pattern stand out, but note that the catalog does not provide styling guidance beyond the design description.
What the records do not confirm
The supplied records do not include care instructions for any of the three polos, so you should follow the care label on the garment when it arrives. They also do not specify fit for the Navy and Box polos beyond general men's sizing, and they do not list fabric composition for the Navy and Box polos. The Red polo's fabric composition is given as 95% polyester and 5% elastane for the body, with a 100% polyester collar. If exact fabric content matters to you, the Red polo is the only one with that detail confirmed. Finally, the available variant evidence shows only certain sizes for each polo; other sizes may exist but are not confirmed in the supplied data.





