Custom School Polo Shirts
Our polos pair cotton piqué, cotton blends or quick-drying knit with ribbed collars, two- or three-button plackets and side vents.
School Polo Designs
Sleeve length and collar trim vary independently.
Body and Sleeve Styles
Different knits suit classroom and PE polos.
- Piqué polo
Raised cotton knit with a structured collar. - Long-sleeve polo
Extended sleeves for cooler terms. - Contrast-collar polo
Contrasting rib adds color at the neck. - Performance polo
Quick-drying fabric for activity.
Collar, Placket and Hem
We usually size polos for youth 2–16Y and adult XS–5XL.
- Two- or three-button placket
Button layout sets the placket length. - Ribbed collar
Ribbing holds the collar fold. - Side vents
The hem opens at both side seams. - Chest embroidery
Chest crests sit beside the placket.

Chest Crests and Collar Stripes
Embroidery adds texture. Print lies flatter.
- Chest embroidery
We stitch the crest directly beside the placket. - Screen print
Ink passes through a screen onto the shirt. - Heat transfer
Heat and pressure bond the design to the shirt. - Contrast trim
Collar and sleeve rib repeat house colors.

Piqué, Cotton Blends and Sports Knit
We specify the body knit and collar rib separately.
- Cotton piqué
Piqué has a raised texture. - CVC blends
CVC provides a cotton-rich body knit. - Quick-drying fabric
Sports knits suit PE polos. - Collar rib
Solid or striped rib finishes the collar.
How the Neckline Is Built
We set the placket into the front panel, then sew the collar around the neckline.

Adapting a Crest to Piqué
We embroider raised piqué beside the placket, or screen-print a flatter mark. Folded polos can be grouped by sleeve length and house color.
Polo Options and Order Terms
Yes. A long-sleeve polo can take a striped collar and either placket.
Knit, collar and artwork set the fee. Samples usually take 5–7 calendar days, plus shipping. The matching bulk order receives a 50% credit on that fee. Polo sample fees and timing.
Contrasting yarn forms stripes as the collar rib is knitted. We then sew the collar to the neckline. Schoolwear production process.
Embroidery raises the design in thread. Screen printing leaves a flatter ink mark.
Typically 500–1,000 polos per style and color. We assess sleeve versions separately.

