For staff uniforms, choose a polo style the manufacturer keeps in steady supply, embroider the logo on the left chest, offer men's and women's fits, and plan reorders from day one. Pack by location with names or sizes on each bag so managers can hand them out.
Fabric
Moisture wicking polyester polos suit active and warm environments and resist fading. Cotton blend pique polos feel classic and work well in offices and retail. Choose one fabric for the whole team so the look matches.
Fits and sizes
Offer men's and women's fits in the same style and color. Collect sizes by person for uniform programs, and order a small stock of extra sizes for new hires.
Logo placement
Left chest embroidery is standard. A sleeve or back yoke mark adds a finished look. Name embroidery on the right chest is possible for uniforms.
Reorders over time
Uniform programs need reorders for new hires and replacements. Pick core colors in styles that stay in stock, and keep the same thread colors and logo file on record. A company store makes reorders easy for managers.
Company storesHow to place a large merchandise order
Frequently asked questions
- What polo is best for employee uniforms?
- A moisture wicking polo for active or warm work, or a cotton blend pique polo for offices and retail, in a style that stays in stock.
- Can we add employee names to polos?
- Yes, usually embroidered on the right chest.
- How do we handle new hires after the first order?
- Reorder from the same style and logo file, or let managers order through a company store.