Frequently Asked Questions
You can add embroidered or printed logos, names, numbers, custom text, and even choose different shirt colors, fabric types, and fits.
Embroidery is more durable and gives a professional look, making it ideal for corporate or uniform use. Printing allows for more detailed or colorful designs at a lower cost.
Most suppliers offer a full range from XS to 10XL, including unisex, men’s, and women’s fits. Size charts are usually available to help with accurate ordering.
Yes, some providers offer no minimum order quantities. However, bulk orders typically come with discounts.
Common fabrics include cotton, polyester, and cotton-poly blends. Moisture-wicking and breathable options are also available for active or work use.
You can usually upload your design file (JPG, PNG, or vector format) during the ordering process or send it directly to the supplier via email or online form.
Turnaround times typically range from 7–14 business days, depending on order size and customization type. Rush production is sometimes available.
Yes! Most suppliers allow size variety within one design order and still offer bulk pricing, making it easy to outfit teams or staff.
High-quality printing and embroidery are made to last through multiple washes, especially when care instructions are followed.
Yes, many companies offer digital proofs or physical samples for approval before full production, especially for larger or corporate orders.
You can choose from embroidery, screen printing, heat transfer, or direct-to-garment printing. Customization can include logos, names, numbers, or full designs.
Minimum order requirements vary by supplier. Some offer no minimums, while others may require bulk orders (e.g., 10 or more).
You can customize various styles, including performance polos, cotton polos, long-sleeve polos, and eco-friendly options.
You typically upload your artwork during the order process. Most platforms accept file types like PNG, JPG, SVG, AI, and PDF.
Common fabrics include cotton, polyester, and cotton-poly blends. Moisture-wicking and breathable options are also available for active or work use.
You can usually upload your design file (JPG, PNG, or vector format) during the ordering process or send it directly to the supplier via email or online form.
Yes, most custom apparel providers offer digital proofs or physical samples for approval before full production begins.
Turnaround time depends on the order size and customization method. It usually ranges from 5 to 15 business days, plus shipping.
Most providers offer a wide range of sizes from XS to 10XL and various colors to match your brand or team.
Production usually takes 5 to 20 business days after artwork approval, depending on the quantity and customization method.
Common methods include embroidery (best for logos), screen printing (great for bulk), heat transfer, and direct-to-garment printing for detailed designs.
Yes, you can usually customize placement—such as left chest, sleeve, back, or collar—based on your branding needs.
Reputable companies inspect each item for accuracy in design, stitching, and color matching before shipping.
Yes. Screen printing may limit color options and cost more per color, while embroidery usually has a set number of thread colors (often up to 12).
Yes, many manufacturers offer a physical or virtual sample so you can approve the design and quality before full production.
Most polos are made from cotton, polyester, or performance blends. You can often choose the fabric type based on comfort and intended use.
Once production begins, changes are typically not allowed. It’s important to finalize your design and details during the proofing stage.