Custom Embroidered Brooks Brothers Apparel

Choose a polo or a company shirt by its details

Start with the look your team needs and inspect the product photos, collar, sleeves, and front closure. Read the fabric specification for each style; a brand name alone does not establish stretch, wrinkle resistance, or other performance features. Compare pockets and care instructions as well, especially for garments employees will wear and wash frequently.

Check fit instead of carrying sizes between styles

Use each product’s size chart and any garment measurements provided. A polo, woven shirt, and sweater can fit differently even within the same brand. Compare the intended body and sleeve lengths and allow for anything worn underneath. If combining men’s and women’s styles, verify the fabric and color details rather than assuming they are identical companions.

Keep the logo consistent and the placement suitable

Pockets, plackets, seams, and knit texture can change the available embroidery space. Choose a supported location and let staff confirm proportions for each garment. The general apparel maximum is 4.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches high; some styles or positions require a smaller design.

Mixed SanMar styles, colors, and sizes with the same primary logo qualify together for quantity discounts, including scaled versions for hats and shirts. Different primary logos form separate groups. Supplier minimum-price restrictions can limit the discount on particular products; review the order estimate for the selected items.