Polos
Built for the left chest. Chosen for the long shift.
380 styles · page 1 of 6
The polo is where embroidery earns its keep. A left-chest logo on a placket-front knit is the standard unit of uniform programs, and the fabric underneath decides how it stitches. Pique holds a design with structure — its textured surface hides needle penetrations and keeps letterforms crisp. Jersey knits run smoother and lighter, better suited to fine detail with proper backing. Performance polyesters call for careful hooping and stabilization, but reward it with garments that survive daily wear and industrial laundering. For heat transfer and DTF work, flat-knit synthetics take a clean press.
This collection holds 380 styles across the catalog. Retail names decorators can lead with — Under Armour's Tech polo, Adidas performance knits — alongside workhorse programs like the Gildan DryBlend jersey polo, CORE365's Origin performance pique, and Team 365's Zone performance line. Cotton pique, blended jersey, moisture-wicking polyester: the full range of constructions a uniform program asks for, in one place.
