Custom Polo Shirt Printing

Embroidery suits a small chest logo and looks premium, but fine text and gradients do not stitch well and the stitch count grows with logo size. Printing handles full colour, larger artwork up to A4 and back designs, so use embroidery for the badge and printing for anything detailed.

For client-facing staff, a polo usually looks smarter because of the collar, while a t-shirt suits events, roadshows and casual teams. Both are offered with the same print methods, so the choice is mostly about image and occasion rather than what the logo can do.

Yes. Choose DTF for full-colour logos, heat transfer or silkscreen for simpler artwork, or embroidery for a stitched finish. The print area goes up to A4 (about 8.3 x 11.7 inches), and front and back printing both work, so mention both sides in your brief to get an accurate quotation.

Polos suit sales, front-desk, hospitality and showroom staff, as well as company golf days and client events, because the collar reads smarter than a T-shirt. Back-office teams often wear the same polo on casual days, so one design can serve the whole company.

Polo shirts are supplied for corporate bulk orders of 20 pieces or more. When you enquire, give a size breakdown and say whether some staff need embroidery while others need printing, so the quotation can list each setup separately instead of averaging them.

Yes. DTF reproduces full-colour logos closely, and embroidery thread can be chosen to suit your brand shade. A white or light polo shows most colours truthfully, while a dark polo needs a lighter logo; confirm the final look on the mockup before approving.

JPEG, PNG, AI, PSD and PDF all work, with 300 DPI as the target. If your logo only exists as a small JPEG, ask your designer for a vector AI or PDF, because embroidery in particular needs clean shapes. Minor artwork changes are accepted before production begins.

The 100% cotton polo is built to withstand washdown without shrinking or tearing, and it is machine washable with durable inks. For the first few washes, use cold water and line dry, which protects both the print and the collar shape.

Sizes run from XS to 3XL in white, black, grey and red, with other colours also available. Because corporate teams vary widely, ask for your size split early and keep a few spare pieces for new joiners rather than reordering a single shirt later.

The cotton polo comes in 160, 180 and 210 gsm, and the fabric is described as moisture-wicking. Choose 160 gsm for hot, active days, 180 gsm as an all-round office and event polo, and 210 gsm if you want a heavier fabric that holds its collar and carries embroidery well.

Yes, we send you a visual mockup first and only start printing once you give the go-ahead. Even after the order is placed the design can be adjusted, so look closely at where the logo falls relative to the collar and the chest seam.

Start from the use: pick 160 gsm for hot, active teams, 180 gsm for everyday office wear and 210 gsm for a structured look with embroidery. Add a small chest logo for a neat uniform. Then request a quotation or chat on WhatsApp so we can confirm the setup.