Who we supply
You are not buying a polo. You are setting up a supply.
A club needs twenty more shirts before the next fixture. A school needs a size run that survives a year of growth. A company needs its brand navy to look the same in three offices. A reseller needs a stock list, not a brochure. The product is similar. The job is not.
Pick the page written for you
Sports clubs & golf
Crest embroidery, mixed men's and women's fits, mid-season top-ups of 20 pieces.
Club polos →Schools & academies
Staff and student sizes in one shipment, youth grading 4XS–M, repeatable colours year on year.
School polos →Companies & staff
Brand colours on file, woven neck labels, new-starter orders months after the first run.
Staff polos →Resellers & printers
Blank stock from $1.57, 2-piece minimum, price list and stock list sent as a spreadsheet.
Wholesale polos →Why we split the site by buyer, not by garment
Most factory websites are organised as a warehouse: mens, womens, kids, then 113 style numbers in a grid. That is convenient for us and useless for you. You do not arrive thinking about gsm. You arrive thinking 'we have fourteen new members and the new lot has to match the old one'.
So each of the four pages starts with the problems that buyer actually has, then shows three styles that solve them. The specification tables, size runs and price tiers are the same across the site — but the reason you are reading them is different, and the page respects that.
If you already know the style number you want, skip all of this and go straight to the style catalogue.
Not sure which page fits? Send the question instead.
Describe the group, the quantity and the deadline. We will point you at the right style and quote it.