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Custom Corporate Apparel: Polos, Tees & Jackets
Branded apparel turns your team into a walking brand and looks great at events. This guide covers fabric, fit and the right decoration method so your logo looks sharp and lasts.
Pick the fabric for the use
Cotton feels soft and premium for gifts and office wear; piqué (polo) fabric reads more formal.
Performance / dri-fit suits sports, outdoor and warm climates; fleece and softshell work for jackets.
Embroidery vs. printing
Embroidery looks premium and durable on polos, caps and jackets — best for logos without fine detail.
Screen printing is ideal for large or colorful designs on tees; DTF / full color handles photographic art.
Fit, sizing and inclusivity
Offer a full size run and both regular and fitted cuts so everyone gets a shirt they’ll actually wear.
Confirm a size sample before the full run — fit is the #1 reason branded apparel ends up unused.
Quantities and lead times
Apparel usually has minimums per size/color; production runs about 1 to 3 weeks depending on volume and decoration.
For events, order with margin and confirm the delivery date early.
Ready to start?
Browse the catalog, build your order and get a quote with pricing — no account needed to start.
Get a quote for custom apparelFrequently asked questions
Embroidery or printing?
Embroidery for polos, caps and jackets and a premium look; screen printing for large or colorful designs on tees.
What is the minimum order?
It varies by garment; apparel often has minimums per size and color. Ask for the specific item.
Can I get different sizes and cuts?
Yes — offer a full size run and both regular and fitted cuts so the garments actually get worn.
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