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A polo is what you order when a t-shirt is too casual and a button down is too much. Front desk, service techs, sales floor, golf days, trade show booths. Put a logo on the left chest and the whole team reads as staff without looking like a uniform.
Printed or embroidered
Both are available here and they suit different jobs. Embroidery is stitched into the fabric. It costs more per piece, survives commercial laundering, and reads as the more expensive option. It is the standard choice for a logo that will be worn every working day for two years; fine detail and small text are its limits, so keep text above about 5mm. Printing costs less, handles gradients and photographic detail that thread cannot, and makes sense for event polos, short lived campaigns, or a logo too intricate to stitch cleanly. If you are unsure, send the logo and we will tell you which one it suits.
Choosing the fabric
Cotton pique is the classic: textured, breathable, and it looks right on a service counter. Performance polyester wicks and resists wrinkling, which is why outdoor crews, golf events and anyone standing in Texas heat picks it. Blends split the difference. All three come in men's and women's cuts, youth through adult 4XL depending on style.
Placement
Left chest is standard and takes the most detail. Right chest suits a secondary mark or a name. Sleeve works for a small logo or a sponsor. Back yoke, between the shoulders, is where a company name or website usually goes. Names can be added per garment at no extra setup, which matters for staff polos.
Reorders
We keep the digitized stitch file or the print file and the placement on file. The polos you order for a new hire in eight months will match the ones the rest of the team is wearing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order?
Low, and lower than most shops. Tell us the style and quantity and we will quote it.
Should I embroider or print my logo?
Embroider if it is simple and the polo is daily workwear. Print if the logo is detailed, has gradients, or the polo is for one event.
Is there a setup fee?
Embroidery has a one time digitizing charge per design, then nothing on reorders. Printing has no setup at all.
Can you add individual names?
Yes, on either method, with no per name setup on printing.
How long does it take?
Printed polos in 1 to 2 business days. Embroidered polos about a week for a first order, faster on reorders.
A polo is what you order when a t-shirt is too casual and a button down is too much. Front desk, service techs, sales floor, golf days, trade show booths. Put a logo on the left chest and the whole team reads as staff without looking like a uniform.
Printed or embroidered
Both are available here and they suit different jobs. Embroidery is stitched into the fabric. It costs more per piece, survives commercial laundering, and reads as the more expensive option. It is the standard choice for a logo that will be worn every working day for two years; fine detail and small text are its limits, so keep text above about 5mm. Printing costs less, handles gradients and photographic detail that thread cannot, and makes sense for event polos, short lived campaigns, or a logo too intricate to stitch cleanly. If you are unsure, send the logo and we will tell you which one it suits.
Choosing the fabric
Cotton pique is the classic: textured, breathable, and it looks right on a service counter. Performance polyester wicks and resists wrinkling, which is why outdoor crews, golf events and anyone standing in Texas heat picks it. Blends split the difference. All three come in men's and women's cuts, youth through adult 4XL depending on style.
Placement
Left chest is standard and takes the most detail. Right chest suits a secondary mark or a name. Sleeve works for a small logo or a sponsor. Back yoke, between the shoulders, is where a company name or website usually goes. Names can be added per garment at no extra setup, which matters for staff polos.
Reorders
We keep the digitized stitch file or the print file and the placement on file. The polos you order for a new hire in eight months will match the ones the rest of the team is wearing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order?
Low, and lower than most shops. Tell us the style and quantity and we will quote it.
Should I embroider or print my logo?
Embroider if it is simple and the polo is daily workwear. Print if the logo is detailed, has gradients, or the polo is for one event.
Is there a setup fee?
Embroidery has a one time digitizing charge per design, then nothing on reorders. Printing has no setup at all.
Can you add individual names?
Yes, on either method, with no per name setup on printing.
How long does it take?
Printed polos in 1 to 2 business days. Embroidered polos about a week for a first order, faster on reorders.
