Focus on Polo Shirts


Regatta Professional A classic polo top


This classic polo top is perfect for busy days on the job. It’s cut from 100% cotton, Coolweave fabric, which helps draw heat away from the body, keeping you cool.


The polo delivers on style with a smart placket design and matching coloured buttons for a unique difference. It’s available in a range of sizes and six colourways so it’s ideal for co-ordinating with business colours.


With an uncomplicated design, there’s ample space for your own branding via embroidery, vinyl, screen and transfer.


www.regattaprofessional.com


Coolweave Polo


Papini Size, colour, cut and style your customers want


The classic 210g Polo is Papini’s longest running line. It’s reliable, durable and after producing the same market-leading colour and quality product for over 20 years, the team can confirm the brief is the same as when production first started.


Available in 21 colours in the adult unisex range, these 210g polos are also available in children’s and ladies fit so your customers get the size, colour, cut and style they want.


www.papini.co.uk


210g Polo


Chadwick Teamwear The contemporary premium polo shirt


Leading the new fully co-ordinated, stock-supported Edge team and training range is the Edge Pro Team Polo.


Its stylish three-button placket, grandad-style ribbed collar, raglan sleeves and subtle signature Edge print design is a more contemporary alternative to traditional teamwear polos.


Next generation design made with premium 180gsm supersoft pique fabric with quick dry chemical, the Edge Pro Team Polo would complement any teamwear range.


www.chadwicktextiles.co.uk | 28 | February 2020


Edge Pro Team Polo


www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk


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