Which garments work best for a promotional golf campaign?
Polos usually suit polished brand activations, while tees, vests, hoodies, or windbreakers work better when the audience, season, or budget calls for a broader giveaway mix. The right choice depends on the event setting, decoration style, and how visible the apparel needs to be on and off the course.
How do I keep logo placement consistent across different apparel styles?
Use one approved artwork set, define preferred placement zones by garment, and review mockups before sampling. A consistent logo system matters more than using the same physical placement on every item.
What packaging details should a promotional buyer specify?
If the apparel must arrive ready for handout or retail display, note folding method, hangtags, inserts, polybag labeling, size stickers, and any kitting or split-shipment requirements.
Can you support multi-location promotional deliveries?
Yes, export and shipment coordination can be planned around the order structure. Share each destination, quantity split, delivery window, and trade term preference so the logistics plan matches the campaign.
When should samples or logo mockups be requested?
Request them early when the program uses a new fabric, a new decoration method, or a time-sensitive launch. Early review helps confirm artwork position, garment handfeel, and packaging direction before bulk approval.