Best Shirts, Polos and Jackets for Company Logos

Best Shirts, Polos and Jackets for Company Logos

Clothing with your logo makes a small team look established and a big team look organized. But a polo that is right for a real estate office is wrong for a landscaping crew, and a logo that prints beautifully can stitch badly. Here is how to choose the right garments and the right decoration for your business.

Quick picks
  • Customer-facing staff: an embroidered polo.
  • Outdoor crews and trades: snag-resistant polos, work jackets and vests.
  • Cooler months: a quarter-zip or soft shell jacket.
  • Events, volunteers and swag: printed tees and hoodies.
  • Something everyone keeps: an embroidered cap.

Start with how your team works

Team Best garments Decoration
Office, sales, real estate Piqué or performance polo, quarter-zip Embroidered left chest
Trades, field service, landscaping Snag-resistant polo, work jacket, vest, cap Embroidery or printed logo
Restaurants and retail Cotton tee, polo, cap Printed or embroidered
Events, volunteers, startups Soft tee, hoodie Full-color print, front and back

Polos: the default for customer-facing teams

A polo with an embroidered logo on the left chest works almost everywhere. Choose classic cotton piqué for a traditional look, and moisture-wicking or snag-resistant knits for people who move, sweat or work around rough surfaces. Offer women's cuts as well as unisex; they fit better and get worn more.

Layers for cooler months and outdoor crews

Quarter-zips, soft shell jackets and duck cloth work jackets look sharp with a stitched logo and last for years, which makes them good value per wear. A quarter-zip is the easiest middle ground between a polo and a jacket.

Tees, hoodies and caps for everyone else

Printed tees and hoodies are the most affordable way to outfit a large group, and full-color printing handles detailed logos and gradients that embroidery cannot. A heavier, softer tee gets worn outside of work, which means more people see your name. Caps are the one item almost everyone keeps.

Embroidery or print?

Embroidery Full-color print
Best for Simple, bold logos with a few solid colors Detailed logos, gradients, photos
Looks Premium, textured, very durable Smooth, vivid, any number of colors
Ideal garments Polos, jackets, caps, beanies Tees, hoodies, printed caps
Watch out for Thin lines and text under about 1/4 inch Low-resolution logo files
Logo file tip: ask your designer for a PNG with a transparent background, at least 2000 pixels wide. For embroidery, a simplified one or two-color version of your logo usually stitches cleaner than the full-color original.

How to order for a team

  1. Order one sample of your top pick to check the fit, color and logo size.
  2. Collect sizes with a shared sheet. Link everyone to the size chart on the product page.
  3. Order one style for the group. Pieces of the same style count together, so the discount grows from 10% off at 2 pieces to 27% off at 50.
  4. Reorder anytime. Sign in to keep your designs and reorder in a couple of taps.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a minimum order for company apparel?

No. You can order a single polo to try it, then order the rest of the team when you are happy.

Can I mix sizes and colors?

Yes. Pieces of the same style count together toward the quantity discount, whatever the size or color.

Can you put a different name on each shirt?

Yes. Add one shirt per person and type each name in the editor before adding it to the cart.

What about large orders or a deadline?

For more than 50 pieces or a fixed date, ask us for a bulk quote before you order.

Outfit your team

Polos, jackets, hats and tees with your logo. Order one sample or the whole team.

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