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Performance Polo Fabric and Fit

Every Custom Supply Group polo is 88 percent polyester and 12 percent spandex with four-way stretch, moisture wicking, and an anti-microbial finish, in a tailored fit. Here is what that means when your team puts it on.

Close view of a blue striped TechServ polo with a white embroidered logoPerformance Polo Fabric and Fit

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Close view of charcoal polo with a subtle boat pattern

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Close view of a blue custom polo with an orange bison pattern

Performance fabric close up.

Close view of a coral striped quarter zip collar over a white patterned polo

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Two fabric weights

Polos and hooded shirts use a light weight 88 percent polyester and 12 percent spandex blend.

Quarter zips, full zips, vests, and hoodies come in a medium weight or light weight fabric option. Our medium weight is by far the most popular.

Tailored fit

All of our apparel is cut tailored, sometimes called an athletic or European cut. It runs a little smaller than relaxed brands like Peter Millar, so check the size guide before you collect sizes.

Clean materials

Our fabric is PFAS free, with no forever chemicals.

Feel it first

Words can't tell you how fabric feels. Order a sample pack and put it next to what your team wears now.

Questions▼

What are your polos made of?

88 percent polyester and 12 percent spandex, with four-way stretch, moisture wicking, and an anti-microbial finish.

Do your polos run small?

They are a tailored fit and run a little smaller than relaxed brands like Peter Millar. The size guide has measurements for every size.

Is your fabric PFAS free?

Yes.

Where is your apparel made?

Design happens in house with our own team. Each order is then printed, cut, and sewn from raw fabric by our manufacturing partner in India. Every piece comes to the United States for final decoration, where logos are embroidered or applied, before it ships to you.

How does the pattern get on the shirt?

Through sublimation. Your design is dyed into the fabric itself before the shirt is cut and sewn, so the pattern is part of the fabric instead of a layer sitting on top of it. It is not a screen print, and you cannot feel it.