SIC REFINISH · BARCELONA
Embroidered polo shirts with your company logo
An embroidered polo shirt identifies your team with a collared garment and a logo reproduced in thread. SIC Refinish reviews the model, design and quantities before preparing a quotation. Tell us how the polo will be used and send the logo file so we can assess the finish.
Request an embroidered polo quotation
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Start with the job the garment needs to do
A polo for customer service, one for restaurant service and another for active work may need different cuts or fabrics. State sleeve length, colour, washing requirements and whether it will be worn under a jacket. Personalisation is assessed for the chosen model.
Request that model's measurement chart before allocating sizes. Do not automatically turn a person's usual T-shirt size into a polo size. If the order includes different cuts, provide a breakdown by model so each person's garments are clearly identified.
Adapt the logo for embroidery
A chest position often makes identification easy, but seams, pockets and available space need checking. Give the desired size and say whether a name or job title will be added. A back design needs a different assessment from a small front logo.
Very small text, fine lines and gradients may need adapting to remain legible in thread. Send the best original file you have and ask to review size, colours and layout before production. Embroidery is not simply printing a photograph without changes.
Plan the order and future team additions
Separate units by size and colour, and identify garments with individual names. For example, eight people receiving two polos each need sixteen polos; those sixteen units are then allocated by size, without counting spare garments twice.
For later additions, keep the approved model, colour, logo size and placement. Ask about model continuity and repeat-order terms: a small repeat order should not be assumed to have the same unit cost as a larger first batch.
What to check in your embroidered polo proposal
- Ask for the proposal to identify the model, polo colour and embroidery dimensions. An enlarged image on a screen does not show the actual size of the logo on the garment.
- Check the company name, small lettering and individual names for exact spelling. Also check the thread contrast against each polo colour.
- Position the design in relation to seams and the pocket. If the order includes different cuts or sizes, confirm how a consistent placement will be maintained.
- Keep the approved design version with the quantity breakdown. When reordering, send that reference so continuity of the model and finish can be checked.
What the quotation should define
| Item | Details to provide |
|---|---|
| Garment | Model, cut, sleeve length and colour |
| Units | Quantity by size and colour |
| Embroidery | File, size, colours and position |
| Individual names | Exact text and the garment allocated to each person |
Send a complete enquiry
- Number of people and polos per person.
- Size and colour breakdown for the chosen model.
- Original logo and approximate placement.
- Desired date and destination to confirm the proposal.
More about personalisation: Screen printing or embroidery: choosing a finish.