Golf Polos
Develop the collar, sleeve and body fit for your club. Review shoulder movement, fabric feel and logo placement on a physical sample.
Build one coordinated collection for club members, academy staff, tournament crews and the pro shop. Separate confirmed uniform quantities from event giveaways and retail stock before selecting fabrics and branding.

Begin with the pieces your members or event actually need. Keep player apparel, staff uniforms and merchandise quantities separate so each product has a clear role.
Develop the collar, sleeve and body fit for your club. Review shoulder movement, fabric feel and logo placement on a physical sample.
Use separate fit references for shorts and skorts. Confirm waistband, length, pocket layout and size measurements before ordering.
Plan layers around the expected season and wearing conditions. Review fit over the approved polo and the available branding area.
Coordinate headwear colors and decoration with the apparel. Confirm fit, closure and the final logo size separately.
Specify towel dimensions, attachment details where needed, sock sizing and artwork so accessories can be quoted accurately.
Build tournament or member packs from an agreed item list. Confirm inserts, labels and pack quantities before final packing.
Confirm the material, fit, artwork and quantities for each product. Minimums, sample cost and timing require a project-specific quote.
Review reach across the shoulders and fit under a midlayer. Approve the actual measurements for each garment type.
Confirm composition, weight and handfeel. Test the chosen logo method on the selected fabric before bulk approval.
Keep club logos, event marks and sponsor placements in one approved artwork file. Confirm any event clothing requirements with the organizer.
List confirmed member and staff needs separately from pro-shop stock or giveaways. MOQ and replenishment depend on the item and specification.
Share member, staff, tournament and retail uses, quantities, delivery country and required arrival date.
Check polo fit, bottoms, layering, fabric and logo samples. Record approved measurements and revisions.
Approve product-level quantities, size splits, artwork, labels and any event-pack contents.
Agree packing by staff role, member allocation or retail SKU, then confirm the shipment plan.
Use these questions to prepare the brief before sampling and production.
Send the product list, quantities by item, size range, club logo, reference garments, delivery country and required arrival date. Identify staff uniforms, member orders and retail stock separately.
MOQ, sample cost and timing are reviewed against each product, fabric, color and decoration route. Confirm these details in the project quote before approving samples.
A brief can combine polos, layers, headwear, towels and agreed pack items. Confirm each item, artwork version, quantity and packing requirement before production.
Use the guides to organize the information that shapes the sample and quote.