Custom polo shirts
with your logo.
22 models, from 9,06 € per unit, printing included. It's the workwear staple: hospitality, workshops, shops and teams who want something more than a T-shirt.
Which one to pick
Look at the collar before anything else: a cheap polo loses its collar shape after ten washes, and then it's no longer fit for working with the public, which is exactly what it was bought for. Cotton piqué is the classic and breathes well; polyester blends crease less and dry faster, which matters when it has to be washed daily.
How it's personalised
On a polo, embroidery is the norm, and for good reason: it sits on the left chest, survives daily washing, and is what makes a work garment look like a uniform rather than a T-shirt with a logo. DTF works for large or full-colour designs, and for logos with gradients that embroidery cannot reproduce.
Embroidery is quoted separately: the logo has to be digitised first, and that is a conversation. How embroidery works →
What people ask before ordering
- Do I have to order a lot?
- No. A sole trader who needs three polos can order three, just as a company can order forty.
- Where does the logo go?
- The left chest is standard. It can also go on the back, the sleeve or the nape; in the designer you pick the area and see the real size in centimetres.
- Do you have women's sizes?
- Yes, and on most models the women's cut is genuinely different, not just smaller. Each product page shows the sizes available per colour.
- Can I reorder in a few months?
- Yes. The design is saved with the measurements it was printed at, so a repeat run comes out the same as the first one.