A property management company, a dental office, or an HVAC crew that wants each employee's name on their uniform runs into the same question every time: does the name get stitched or printed, and where does it go. At Bear Grips Pro Shops the answer depends on the piece. Names on hats can be part of the embroidery. Names on shirts, polos, and hoodies are printed, same as the rest of the design. Here is how service businesses actually handle it.
A polo or tee with an employee name uses the same printing process as the company logo. The standard layout is company logo on the left chest, employee name on the right chest, both printed in the same order. There is no per-name setup fee, so ordering ten polos with ten different names costs the same per piece as ten polos with no names at all.
The Yupoong flat bill snapback and cuffed winter hat both carry a front-panel logo as the main embroidered design. A name can be added as a smaller stitched element on the back panel of the snapback, or on the cuff of the winter hat below the main logo. Names on hats work best kept short, since embroidered text gets harder to read once it drops much below a quarter-inch tall.
Bear Grips Pro Shops: Custom Apparel for Your Team. No Minimums. Free Shipping.Because there is no minimum order, each employee's name-personalized piece is its own single order. A company does not need to batch a name-run once a year. A new hire can get their named polo the same week they start, same as an unnamed one.
Names and logos, stitched on hats, printed on shirts and polos, no minimum order.
Start FreeNo, shirts are printed. An employee name on a shirt or polo is printed, same as the company logo. Only hats carry a true embroidery option.
Usually the back panel of a snapback or the cuff of the winter hat, kept small and secondary to the main logo.
No per-name setup fee. Each personalized piece is priced the same as the unpersonalized version.
No. Each name orders as its own single piece whenever a new hire needs one.
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