BULK CUSTOM GOLF APPAREL
Short Sleeve Quarter Zip Golf Pullovers
Estimated customization price:
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For apparel brands, golf clubs and team programmes. Share a reference style, quantity and available specifications to start.
01 / MATERIALS & PERFORMANCE
Fabric Composition
Compare these blend options for your preferred fabric feel, stretch, care needs, and layering use. Each option totals 100%; the final material specification depends on the selected fabric.
| Blend option | Useful application | Tradeoff |
|---|---|---|
| 90% polyester / 10% elastane | Stretch-focused golf movement and a smooth athletic feel | More elastane can affect cost and recovery requirements |
| 93% recycled polyester / 7% elastane | Stretch pullover with recycled polyester as the main fiber | Recycled content does not by itself define the fabric finish or stretch response |
| 60% cotton / 40% polyester | Softer, more familiar fabric feel for casual clubwear | May dry differently from a higher-polyester route |
| 60% cotton / 35% polyester / 5% elastane | Balanced softness, shape movement, and everyday layering | Less stretch than the 10% elastane option |
| 100% polyester | Lightweight, simple-care route for a technical-feel layer | Provides no added elastane stretch |
Fabric Weight
GSM means grams per square meter. It helps compare fabric mass, but it does not determine coverage or durability by itself. Use the actual fabric sample to assess fabric feel, drape, and surface.
| Reference weight | Fabric effect | Suitable use |
|---|---|---|
| 180 GSM | Lighter body and easier airflow | Warm-weather golf or a light layering piece |
| 210 GSM | Balanced body and moderate drape | General three-season club and team use |
| 240 GSM | More body with a warmer layering feel | Cooler rounds or a structured pullover |
| 270–300 GSM | Heavier body and less fluid drape | Cool-weather mid-layer development |
Fabric Construction
Choose the knit structure according to the intended layering and surface effect. A double-knit structure can give the pullover more body and a stable surface. An interval or spacer knit can create a lighter, more dimensional structure. A single-face brushed knit can add a warmer inside surface, while fine rib can support selected trim or collar areas.
Structure and finishing work with fiber content and weight. A fabric that feels light in one knit may behave differently from a heavier fabric in another, so evaluate the actual fabric and sample together.
Performance Features
Stretch can support a fuller golf swing, provided the knit and elastane level suit the base pattern. A more open knit can improve airflow, while a denser or brushed structure can provide a warmer layering feel. Moisture movement and easy care depend on the selected fibers, knit structure, and finishing, so evaluate those effects on the chosen fabric sample.
02 / FIT, SIZING & COLOR
Fit Options
Choose a regular fit for an easy clubwear silhouette or an athletic layering fit for closer movement through the shoulders and torso. Sleeve length and width affect airflow and reach; body length affects coverage when you address the ball or layer over a base shirt. Review the pullover over the intended underlayer, with the quarter-zip both open and closed.
Sizes
We can work from your size chart and base garment pattern. The size plan should define chest, body length, shoulder, sleeve length, and sleeve opening measurements so the short-sleeve silhouette remains consistent across the range. Grading means adjusting a pattern across sizes; review the graded sample or measurements before confirming the order. Send your preferred size range and size quantity plan with the inquiry.
Color Options
Choose a solid color for a clean team or brand program, or use contrast panels for a more visible athletic look. Black, navy, white, and gray are useful starting points; seasonal colors, color blocking, and Pantone-based dyeing can also be evaluated against a physical color reference. Confirm how the body, collar, zipper area, and sleeve trims should coordinate.
03 / GARMENT CONSTRUCTION
Construction concept / reference build.
Construction Details
The quarter-zip opening, collar, and short sleeves should be reviewed as one neckline system. The collar shape must sit cleanly around the neck while the zipper opening allows practical dressing and ventilation. A zipper guard or chin guard can soften contact at the top of the opening.
Review sleeve attachment, seam appearance, and the transition from the upper body into the sleeve. Depending on the pattern, set-in or raglan sleeves create different shoulder lines and movement. Inspect the sample with the zipper open and closed, and check that the collar and sleeve openings remain even.
04 / YOUR BRAND & PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
Logo Options
Select the decoration method based on the artwork, fabric stretch, and placement. Direct embroidery gives a raised stitched mark but can add weight or stiffness to a lightweight or elastic area. A heat transfer suits detailed artwork and a smooth surface, while screen printing is useful for suitable simple artwork and larger marks. A silicone mark can create a flexible raised effect, and a woven label provides a separate applied label format.
Common placement areas include the left or right chest, upper sleeve, back neck, or lower hem. For a quarter-zip pullover, keep the artwork clear of the zipper path and collar fold. Send vector artwork when available, along with the intended finished size and placement reference.
Customization Scope
Use this menu to define the base garment before we price the selected fabric, trims, and artwork. Not every option needs to be used together.
| Area | Choices | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Neck and opening | Quarter-zip length, standing collar, chin guard | Controls coverage, ventilation, and comfort at the neck |
| Sleeves | Sleeve length, sleeve width, set-in or raglan attachment | Balances airflow, reach, and the shoulder appearance |
| Hem | Straight or shaped hem, body length | Adjusts coverage and the way the pullover sits over golf trousers or shorts |
| Fabric and color | Selected blend, knit route, solid color, contrast color blocking | Controls fabric feel, stretch, warmth, and program appearance |
05 / ORDER & DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
Minimum Order Planning
Our MOQ is 300 pieces. Send your intended quantity and preferred size and color breakdown so we can discuss the selected fabric, decoration, and order details.
Sample Lead Time
Sample lead time is 7–10 days. Use the sample to assess the sleeve length and movement, collar and chin-guard comfort, quarter-zip opening, fabric weight and feel, and the intended decoration placement.
Bulk Lead Time
Bulk production lead time is 15–30 days. Share your desired delivery schedule with the order quantity, size and color breakdown, selected fabric route, artwork, and garment changes so we can review the production plan.
06 / APPROVAL & APPLICATION
Quality & Approval Checks
Use the selected fabric, size specification, and sample details as references when agreeing quality requirements for this order.
| Quality point | Reference to compare | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Material and weight | Selected fiber blend, knit structure, and GSM reference | Confirms the fabric route, body, and intended layering use |
| Neck and zipper | Approved collar shape, zipper length, and chin-guard sample | Checks neckline comfort and consistent opening geometry |
| Sleeve and body measurements | Approved size chart and base garment pattern | Controls sleeve airflow, movement, and finished coverage |
| Sewing appearance | Sample seam lines, sleeve attachment, hem, and thread appearance | Helps identify uneven seams or changes from the agreed construction |
| Decoration | Approved artwork size, placement, and method sample | Keeps the logo clear of the zipper and consistent across the program |
Suitable Bulk Buyers
- Golf apparel brands: develop a branded quarter-zip silhouette with a defined fabric, color program, and logo placement.
- Golf clubs and teams: coordinate club colors, decoration, and a practical size plan for group orders.
- Golf event and merchandise buyers: select a repeatable short-sleeve layer with clear artwork and delivery requirements.
Target Markets
For warm or changeable climates, compare lighter weights, airflow, and short-sleeve ease. For cooler climates, consider a denser or brushed structure and enough body length for layering. Build the size chart around the destination market’s measurements, and review fiber-content, care, and label needs for the intended sales or team program.
What to Include in Your Enquiry
Send us the reference style, target quantity, preferred size and color breakdown, artwork, and desired delivery date. A reference photo or initial idea is also useful when the technical specification is not ready.
Discuss Your Product Requirements
Share your reference style, estimated quantity, colors and available artwork. We can review a practical next step for your bulk project.