001Tees
Tees & Polos range22 references on the board
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Tees & Polos
This range is jersey and pique knit tops, not a gym-only line. Pick a tee, polo or training knit, then use the photo to brief collar, fabric and graphic placement before sampling.
Send fabric direction, collar notes, graphic placement and size range. Photos are development references, not stocked retail, and any sample marks or labels visible are not licensed brand supply.
Line sheet22 references on the board
22 development references
002Training
Black flare leggings
003Tees
Black graphic tee
004Training
Burgundy palm print half-zip
005Tees
Dusty blue crew tee
006Tees
Faded blue graphic tee
007Polos
Green striped-collar polo
008Polos
Green tipped polo
009Training
Grey stripe elastic shorts
010Tees
Khaki graphic tee
011Tees
Light blue block graphic tee
012Tees
Maroon long-sleeve tee
013Tees
Mineral-wash graphic tee
014Tees
Orange logo tee
015Polos
Red embroidered pique polo
016Polos
Red pique polo
017Polos
Red pique polo with brand trim
018Training
Red stripe track pants
019Polos
Sage center-seam polo
020Tees
Sage crew neck tee
021Polos
Solid red polo
022Training
Teal feather print quarter-zip
QuestionsTees & Polos
What buyers ask about this range
Yes. Share fabric direction, collar notes, graphic placement, your label, market and quantity range, and sampling can be planned around your brief.
Collar construction, placket notes, graphic or logo placement, and a measurement chart. Fabric direction and finishing notes help before a sample is cut.
Tell us the reference, and costing is worked out per style from there. Fabric, collar work, graphics, quantity, compliance, and freight feed into it. Add your quantity range and destination for a current discussion.
No. A logo in a photo marks placement and size reference for the sample. It does not mean licensed supply or stocked retail.
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