Golf club polos, without the golf-brand markup

A golf society needs a small, clean crest on a polo with a collar that survives a wash and a colour that holds in daylight. That is a manufacturing brief, not a branding exercise.

What is different about a golf order

The crest is usually smaller and more detailed than a football club badge, the colour palette is narrower, and the polo is worn in bright daylight where a slight colour difference between the body and the rib collar is very obvious. A separately dyed stock collar is the weak point in most of these garments.

Our piqué cotton blocks and performance knits both cover S–5XL, and both take a small embroidered crest without puckering when stitch density is set against the fabric weight. For an all-over club design, the sublimated range prints the collar and body as one panel so the trim cannot drift in colour.

We do not present ourselves as a golf brand and we have no tour endorsements to imply. We are the factory that makes the polo with your club crest on it, in the quantities a society actually orders — including a 20-piece top-up for new members next season.