Bayline Electrical Company's Custom Work Polo's
A lightweight polo made from a 65/35 cotton-polyester blend, with their logo printed on the left chest.
Businesses / Organizations
Project Summary
- Style: Port Authority® Silk Touch™ Polo K500
- Order method: Team Order
- Quantity: 24 pieces (single checkout)
- Timeline: Shipped within 5 days after artwork was approved
- Location: Palo Alto
Print placements
- Single Color Front Left Chest Logo
Case Description
Bayline Electric — Company Work Polo
The apparel
A navy Port Authority® Silk Touch™ Polo with a white logo printed on the left chest. Its lightweight 65/35 polyester-cotton blend offers a soft feel and wrinkle resistance for a clean, professional look.
How we handled the order
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Understand the team's needs: Confirm garment requirements, sizes, quantities, and deadline.
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Prepare the design: Create a digital proof showing the logo's size and placement.
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Approve and print: Get the business owner's approval before printing.
What this means for your business
Matching apparel helps customers recognize your crew and gives your team a consistent, professional appearance. We help you choose the garments and guide you through each step, making ordering straightforward.
Want a similar order?
Design online, or submit a custom request and we will contact you to confirm artwork.
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