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Custom Embroidered Red House Shirts

Compare Red House shirts for office uniforms, customer meetings and coordinated company apparel. Start with the shirt shape and fabric description, then use the exact product’s size information and supported placements to plan your embroidery.

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Choosing Red House shirts for your needs

Compare the named shirt constructions

The RH60 is listed as a Dobby Non-Iron Button-Down Shirt, while the RH78 and ladies’ RH79 are listed as Non-Iron Twill Shirts. These names provide a starting point for comparison, but do not assume the fabrics, collar details or fit are identical. Review the current product specifications and care instructions for the selected style before deciding.

Check fit across the group

For woven shirts, compare the available chest, sleeve and body measurements with a shirt that fits well. Review the intended tucked or untucked appearance and room needed through the shoulders. When choosing RH78 and RH79 for a coordinated group, check their charts and color selections independently rather than carrying a size or shade assumption from one to the other.

Place the logo around the shirt details

Inspect pockets, plackets and seams before choosing an embroidery location. Use the product’s supported options and describe any positioning preference clearly. The general apparel maximum is 4.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches high, with smaller limits where construction requires them. A compact logo may suit the available area better than a large design with fine lettering; staff confirms the actual proportions during artwork and proof review.