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Custom Embroidered Cotton Piqué Polo Shirts for Teams, Uniforms and Events: Video Guide

This 70-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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Video transcript

  1. 0:00Four things to settle before ordering embroidered polos.
  2. 0:05One, the base: raised piqué cells grip the needle, so logos pucker less than on thin jersey; stitched thread won't crack like ink.
  3. 0:15Two: size by your smallest letter, about five millimetres minimum. Left chest commonly runs three to three and a half inches wide, confirmed on your sample. Women's and youth cuts are placed separately.
  4. 0:28Three: your art becomes a stitch file; gradients, photos and tiny text get simplified or printed. Price follows stitch count, and thread colours are set by number.
  5. 0:39Four: the proof shows stitch count and placement, not puckering. A sewn sample is checked, washed once, then approved as the reference for the run and reorders.
  6. 0:50Here's a look inside our factory. Rows of embroidery machines work over stacked garments. Then, a finished polo held up on its hanger.
  7. 1:00Choose colours and sizes for your team.
  8. 1:05Send logo, sizes, colour and date for a quote and sample.

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