Polo shirts are the go-to for front-of-house staff, sales teams and corporate days because they look smarter than a tee but stay comfortable. We print logos onto pique-knit and moisture-wicking polos, most often on the left chest with an optional larger print on the back.
The collar and placket limit how large a chest print can be, so a left chest logo is usually best kept compact. Fine text on textured pique fabric can lose sharpness, so we may suggest a slightly bolder version of your logo. Choose your colour, enter your size breakdown and send your logo as a vector or high-resolution PNG.
FAQs
What size is a typical left chest logo?
Most left chest logos sit roughly 80 to 100 mm wide. We adjust slightly for smaller sizes so the logo does not crowd the placket.
Can you embroider polo shirts instead?
Embroidery needs digitising and a different production route, so it is quoted separately and is not usually suited to urgent turnaround.
Will the print crack on pique fabric?
DTF and good-quality vinyl flex with the fabric. Following the care guidance, such as washing inside out and avoiding ironing directly on the print, helps it last.
