Uniforms & Workwear
Embroidered polos with a left-chest logo
The polo people actually wear to work is usually a pique or a performance knit with a small stitched mark on the left chest. Thread sits up off the fabric, so the logo still reads after a month of laundry.
Upload the artwork on the shirt and preview that chest placement before checkout. A standard first logo — one location, under the stitch limit already published on Services — is digitized at no charge. Most styles in this list start at a single polo, which is how a five-person office and a larger crew shop the same page.
The stitch file is kept for the reorder, so the second run matches the first. Full-color art, gradients, and fine detail that will not hoop are a print job, not a stitch job.
Common questions
Can I order a single embroidered polo?
Yes. Embroidered polos in this category start at one shirt. There is no shop-wide bulk minimum on top of that. If a larger run costs less per shirt, that price is on the product page — this page does not add a polo rate card.
How fast can logo polos be ready?
A small polo run usually ships within a week. Plan on 2–3 business days to digitize a new logo before stitching, then production. If the stitch file is already stored, a reorder usually ships in about 8 business days. Rush under five business days is 25% of the order total.
How does a left-chest polo logo get digitized?
Upload the mark on the polo page and preview the left-chest placement. A standard first logo — one location, under 11,000 stitches — is digitized at no charge. Each later logo is $25 once, the Services-page fee, not a polo-only charge. Performance knits and pique styles use that same file.
Do you ship embroidered polos outside Spartanburg?
Yes. Polo orders ship anywhere in the United States from Spartanburg. Local pickup is free. Shipping is calculated at checkout from the number of shirts, so a five-person office and a larger company are not quoted a made-up flat rate here.
Are these polos embroidered or printed?
This page is the embroidered finish — raised thread, usually a left-chest logo that stays clean after laundry. If the artwork is a full-color graphic, use the printed polos page. Same shirt styles, separate catalog.