Navy Piqué Polo, Chest and Sleeve Branding

Product type: Polo Shirt
Group: Tops
Article code: VT-PL-008
Presentation: Men’s reference
Minimum order: 300 pieces per colour and per style

Navy Piqué Polo, Chest and Sleeve Branding. A folded collar and short button placket frame the neckline. Graphics also extend onto the sleeves.

Customisation for your programme

Specify fit, length and artwork placement in your brief.
Fabric composition, weight and finish defined by your specification
Custom woven and printed labelling, trims and retail-ready packaging
Sampling against your tech pack before bulk production

A previous production reference, not a stocked product. It demonstrates construction and decoration capability; every project is manufactured to the customer's own specification after sample approval.

How a polo shirt is built

A polo shirt adds three components a T-shirt does not have: a collar, a buttoned placket and usually a knitted rib cuff. The body is normally cotton piqué, while the collar and cuffs are flat-knitted to size as separate pieces and shade-matched to the body.

The placket is set into the front before the shoulders are joined, and its two halves must meet level with the buttons on the centre front line. Side vents are reinforced at the top, and chest embroidery is worked on the cut panel before assembly.

Typical fabrics: Single or double piqué, sometimes jersey or interlock, with or without elastane
Indicative weight: Piqué roughly 160 to 220 g/m² (indicative, specified per project)
Collar: Flat-knitted, tipped, contrast or self-fabric cut collar; collar source confirmed per project at the quotation stage
Decoration: Flat, 3D puff and appliqué embroidery and transfer printing in-house