Custom polo shirts branded in Australia

Natural materials such as cotton and bamboo feel softer on your skin, whilst polyester is a little more hard-wearing. They’re both made of quality material, but the benefit of polyester is that it holds colour and shape well and is less prone to wrinkling. Typically a poly/cotton blend is a good compromise and is comfortable to wear. We have a limited selection of each material for our larger sizes

Our great customer service can help you answer this question. There are a number of ways to brand your design on our polos. Our methods include:

• Embroidery: Uses thread and is often used for pocket-sized branding on polo shirts, vests, and headwear.

• Screen Print: Works best for designs that need a large printing area. Screen Print is commonly used for large designs with a single print colour.

• Digital transfer: Has a sticker-like finish and can be designed with specific names for this option. We also provide full-colour photos with your orders if you choose to digitally transfer your design.

• Direct-to-garment: Prices depend on your design’s size. Has a ‘screen-print like’ finish and can print photos.

• Sublimation: This option fills the whole garment and is fully customisable. This method allows your team to stand out in your industry polos from other companies' work wear.

• Supasub: Recommended for printing small and more detailed designs on your uniforms. The design is printed on a patch and sewn onto your work uniforms.

• Supacolour: A sticker-like process which can be applied on coarse fabrics and has a matte finish. This option is recommended if your design has small details.

Only some garment options are available for each method. You can read more about the advantages and disadvantages of each method here. Feel free to speak with our staff to see which options best suit your needs.

If you do not have a logo or you cannot provide it in a usable format, we will need to re-create your logo. Logo re-designs are time consuming and we need to charge a fee to cover this time.

Our standard turn-around time for polo shirts is 10 business days. We may be able to provide a faster lead time should you have a pressing deadline. Embroidery tends to be quicker than screen printing. Have a chat with our team today to discuss the best options for you.

Of course - reach out to our team to discuss our bulk order discount with your custom polo shirt order. No matter your question, we are here to help.

Embroidery is priced by the number of stitches needed to produce your design as a stitched (embroidered) logo. The smaller or less detailed your design, the fewer stitches it will require, and the price will be lower. Embroidery is most often used for pocket-sized chest branding on garments or for hats. Pocket-sized designs often digitise to approximately 5,000 stitches, however, logos with solid portions can be much more.

Give us a call and we will advise how many stitches your design will need.

A branding position refers to a location on your garment where your logo will appear. For example, a garment with a design on the front is a single branding position. This will be cheaper than the same garment with a design on the front and back (two branding positions).

Yes, but they all need to have the same branding design and method. Garments can be a mixture of quantities. For example, mens polos x 12 units, ladies polos x 8 units and kids polos x 5 units equaling a total order of 25 polo shirts. This is a great way to increase your order size and take advantage of quantity discounts.

If you would like a mixture of mens, ladies and kids garments in your order simply let us know.

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