Triple Oval Emblem Red Custom Polo Shirt
How ordering works
1. Design your polos & confirm mockup
Pick this design or tell us your customisation needs (logo, colours, names, numbers). Enter sizes for your group — or send us the size list later. We'll create a custom mockup for you to review before production.
2. Pay deposit & confirm size list
Once you're happy with the mockup, pay at least 50% deposit. Production starts once we have the deposit and final size list.
3. Production & shipping
Production takes 10–12 business days at our partner facility. Once ready, pay the remaining balance and we ship via UPS / FedEx with full tracking. DDP shipping included — no customs surprises.
4. Delivery to your door
Total timeline: 3–4 weeks from design approval — usually about 4 weeks; allow up to 1 extra week in peak season. Your team-ready polos arrive at your door, fully customised.
Want to learn more about our process? See how we work here.
This all-over printed polo has a bright cherry red base covered in one repeating emblem: three overlapping ovals stacked into a compact triangle, two side by side with one on top. The emblems are white with a thin red outline, so each oval stays crisp against the red. They run in neat, evenly spaced rows down the front, and the pattern carries onto the collar, the placket and both sleeves. On the sleeves the emblems tilt at different angles for a looser, scattered look.
A short line of clean, white block capitals sits on the left chest, just above the first rows of the pattern. It stands in for a logo but keeps things simple. A white button placket and a classic folded collar finish the shirt. We made it for a company team's corporate event and retreat, where it reads as clearly branded and still relaxed enough for a day off-site.
The design comes in three colorways. The first is the red base with white emblems shown here. The second is a black base with red emblems, which looks bolder and more evening-ready. The third is a white base with red emblems for a lighter, crisp look. All three use the same layout, so a group can mix colorways and still look like one team.








