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Our Guide to Polos

Our Guide to Polos
 
 

This is where we get quite particular with this product Firstly, and most importantly, we believe in supply the right product to do the job. When we know you as a customer we advise and specify accordingly. We don’t do bundles for one reason – bundles are usually a compromise to hit a price point – hence we say “we don’t bundle shite.  

First up – The Ultimate Clothing Collection UCC004 and UCC031, both these provide an exceptional specification at a good price point. The detailing and material on these garments is beyond what others garment printers, embroiders might do as their first port of call. We’ve had customers who have had these who thought we were doing a cheeky upsell, however they soon realised we were giving an option which has lasted longer, ultimately saving them. 

Our next option is Henbury Heavy Poly/Cotton Piqué Polo Shirt HB400 (also in female fit), this is a well-established product – we have been using this product for over a decade, with customers who speak highly about the longevity, wash-ability and quality of the product. This is broadly a mid-range polo shirt. 

 Moving to the premium options, If you are looking for a premium brand which had subtle distinctive bits of tailoring take a look at Tee Jays. A few to highlight being Luxury Stretch Polo TJ1405 / TJ145 which matches between male and female fit. We’ve used a very nice sports wicking option for a client with corporate sports entertaining - TJ7200. Worth exploring the options in this brand. 

Occasionally we get requests for two tone colour polos, our immediate options would be to look at Primer Prime PP2265024, Printer is from a Scandinavian manufacturer, the specification is good, as you’d expect (some might say very Volvo-esk). Equally you can look at KustomKit Classic Fit Track Polo – KK475, again a very established product. 

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