Company polos
Custom polo T-shirts for companies and teams
Create structured custom polo T-shirts for employees, front-of-house staff, hospitality teams, clubs and events. Garmops offers a 280 GSM cotton-pique polo with logo embroidery or printing, size selection and custom-branding options from 50 pieces.
MOQ 50 pieces per style
280 GSM cotton pique
Regular fit
Embroidery and print options
GST invoicing
Sizes XS to XXL
Why companies choose polo T-shirts
A structured team appearance
The collar and placket provide a more structured silhouette for customer-facing or mixed office-and-event settings.
Flexible logo placement
Compact chest or sleeve branding can create a consistent identity without turning the garment into a large-format graphic.
Useful across settings
One approved polo can work across office teams, exhibitions, hospitality, clubs and field teams where the use case is similar.
Repeatable specification
Document the garment, colour, artwork size, thread or ink reference and size chart to make later staff orders easier to compare.
Products
The Garmops polo specification
The construction, size range and sample price below are pulled from the live product catalogue so teams can compare a known base garment before branding.
Applications
Where custom polos are used
Corporate teams
Employee apparel for office, visitor-facing and internal programme use.
Restaurants and cafes
Structured front-of-house apparel with role and replacement quantities planned.
Hotels and hospitality
Branded teamwear where garment colour, placement and repeatability are defined.
Exhibitions and events
Consistent apparel for representatives, hosts and event operations teams.
Clubs, gyms and studios
Coach, membership or community apparel with product-specific sizing.
Sales and field teams
A common team garment for customer visits and outdoor programmes where appropriate.
Decoration
Printing and embroidery choices
The right method depends on the artwork, colour count, physical size, order quantity, garment fabric and colour, desired finish and budget.
Screen printing
A strong starting point for repeat bulk artwork with controlled solid colours. Each colour and position adds setup.
DTF
Supports detailed multi-colour transfers across compatible fabrics, with a transfer layer that changes the hand feel.
Embroidery
A textured option for compact marks on polos, hoodies and heavier garments. Stitch count, detail and size affect suitability.
Embroidery or printing for a company logo
Choose the method after reviewing the real artwork at its intended physical size.
Embroidery
A textured, durable option for compact logos. Stitch count, fine detail, fabric structure and logo size affect suitability and price.
Screen or transfer printing
Useful for larger or more detailed artwork depending on the design, colour count and intended finish.
Technique approval
A digital mock-up shows placement; a physical sample or strike-off is the safer approval when colour or detail is critical.
Logo placement and approvals
Left chest
A common position for a compact company mark. Confirm the width, height and distance from the collar or placket.
Sleeve or back
Additional positions may suit role, sponsor or event information, but each position changes the specification and quote.
Size collection
Share the approved polo size chart, collect responses against measurements and assign one owner to close missing entries.
Pricing and production planning
Quote inputs
Confirm quantity, sizes, colour, logo files, physical artwork dimensions, positions, technique, sampling and destination.
Production sequence
Commercial approval and artwork approval come before sampling where needed, bulk production, checks, packing and delivery.
Process
From polo brief to delivery
- 01
Select the garment
Compare the garment, fabric weight, fit and physical sample before locking the product.
- 02
Configure colour and artwork
Choose the garment colour, upload artwork, set its physical dimensions and select or review a decoration method.
- 03
Review the specification
Confirm artwork positions, neck label, quantity, size split, delivery location and the configuration or approval PDF.
- 04
Approve where required
Use a catalogue or paid pre-production sample when fit, colour, placement or finish is critical.
- 05
Production and quality control
Production begins after commercial and artwork approvals, followed by in-process and finished-piece checks.
- 06
Packing and delivery
The completed order is counted, packed and dispatched against the agreed delivery requirement.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask before approval
- What is the minimum order for custom polo T-shirts?
- The minimum custom order is 50 pieces per style, split across the available XS to XXL size range.
- What is the Garmops polo made from?
- The current catalogue polo is 280 GSM cotton pique with a regular fit, ribbed polo collar, button placket and preshrunk fabric.
- Should a company logo be embroidered or printed?
- Embroidery often suits compact logos and a textured finish. Printing can suit larger or more detailed artwork. The final recommendation depends on the artwork, position, fabric, quantity and desired result.
- Can we place branding on the sleeve or back?
- Additional positions can be reviewed. Each position needs a physical dimension and visual approval and may change the final quote.
- Can we order a polo sample first?
- Yes. The catalogue polo can be purchased as a sample. A paid pre-production sample can also be requested when the branded result needs physical approval.
- How should we collect staff sizes?
- Use the approved polo measurement chart, ask wearers to compare it with a garment that fits and close the final size list before production.
Continue planning
Buyer and production guides
Related products and solutions
Build a clear company polo specification
Select the garment colour, add logo artwork and positions, allocate sizes and send the complete order for review.