Cuffs that survive being pushed up
Sleeves on a working polo get pushed up all day. Rib cuffs spring back afterwards, while open hems do not grip the arm, so test cuff recovery on the sample and agree the cuff height and opening before grading.
Product studio / Colour directions
Long-sleeve collared tops with considered sleeve reach, cuff recovery and a clean teamwear finish.
100+ pieces · 3–4 days for a sample · 15 working days for production.
Logo and mixed sizes; confirm fabric, colour and availability in your quotation.300–500+ pieces · 3–7 days for a sample · 20–25 working days for production.
Confirm the construction, colour allocation, decoration and schedule in your quotation.Colour directions shown for selection. Final shade and fabric are confirmed with a physical swatch.
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Confirmed performance-polo information
Long-sleeve polos combine a collared uniform appearance with greater arm coverage. Define the wearing environment and whether sleeves will frequently be pushed up before specifying the cuff.
Breathability, stretch and moisture management are confirmed product directions. Agree any numeric performance target, test method and fibre-label wording before using a quantified claim.
Buying notes
Long-sleeve polos keep the collared look with more arm coverage, for cooler seasons, outdoor staff and air-conditioned workplaces.
Sleeves on a working polo get pushed up all day. Rib cuffs spring back afterwards, while open hems do not grip the arm, so test cuff recovery on the sample and agree the cuff height and opening before grading.
If a programme uses both sleeve lengths, approve the two fabrics and the collar rib together. Pantone lab-dip colour matching helps keep one shade across both styles, because separate fabric batches can vary.
Ready-stock long-sleeve polos run from M to 5XL in fabrics of 250–350 g/m². Choose a logo or print for the front chest or the back, and keep the artwork clear of the placket.
Product development guide
| Decision | Options to discuss | What to approve |
|---|---|---|
| Cuff | Rib or open-hem finish | Agree opening and recovery; check that the wrist is not compressed. |
| Sleeve length | Graded to the chosen size chart | Measure from the specified reference point and review bent-arm reach. |
| Collar and body | Coordinated collar, placket and fabric | Approve shade and handle together, including any rib components. |
Test seated desk work, reaching and elbow bend in the sample. Check cuff recovery after wear and make any sleeve changes before the size chart is released for grading.
Agree the method and acceptance point for each check before bulk production; no certification or numeric result is implied here.
Before you enquire
The confirmed solid-colour ready-stock direction uses 70–85% nylon/polyamide or polyester at 250–350 g/m², in M–5XL. It is positioned as lightweight, breathable, high stretch and moisture wicking for business, smart teamwear and everyday movement; any numeric claim requires an agreed test method.
Yes. Sleeve length, cuff height and opening can be developed to your specification, with a DIY custom logo or print on the front chest or back. Review elbow bend, reach, cuff recovery and decoration on the sample before approval.
Standard samples take 3–4 days and custom samples 3–7 days. Standard-style production takes 15 working days; custom production takes 20–25 working days. Confirm the start point and project schedule in writing.
Approve both fabrics and trims together using physical swatches and samples. Screen previews show colour directions only; fabric structures and dye lots can affect the finished shade.
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