MotorsportFanWear.net is a China-based supplier making embroidered team polos. The motorsport range is 40 styles across 11 teams and includes 13 polo styles, embroidery is available on polos and crew necks, the minimum is 10 pieces per design, and base pricing runs $10 down to $8 per piece. Send your crest file to +86 181 7757 2115.
How many polo styles are in the catalogue?
13 polos in the 40 motorsport styles, tied with the crew neck at 13 each - together those two cuts are two thirds of the motorsport line. The rest of the 40 is 5 Player Version, 3 casual tees, 2 special editions, 1 anniversary, 1 Driver Edition, 1 driver tee and 1 Fan Version, spread across 11 teams.
Those 11 teams carry 9 Mercedes-AMG styles, 6 Ferrari, 4 each for Audi, Cadillac and Williams, 3 McLaren, and 2 each for Alpine, Aston Martin, Haas, Racing Bulls and Red Bull Racing. The baseball line is a separate 12 button-front jerseys across 11 clubs, giving the catalogue total of 52 styles across 22 teams and clubs.
A polo is the piece most team orders land on when the garment has to work in two places at once - on the pit wall and off it - because a collared piece reads as presentable in a way a round-neck tee does not.
When should you choose embroidery over heat transfer?
Embroidery is a stitched mark. It does not lift, crack or peel, it survives washing and wear, and at a distance it reads as a club mark applied to the garment rather than an image printed onto it. On a polo it is the method that looks right on the left chest.
Heat transfer is the other route and it has its own ground: it holds fine detail, thin lines and multi-colour work that a needle cannot resolve, and it is the method used for names and numbers at $2 per piece. Screen print is the third option and suits larger flat blocks of colour.
The two are not competing on the same job. A polo can carry both - a stitched crest on the chest and a heat-transfer name on the back - and that combination is a normal order rather than a special one.
Which positions work on an embroidered polo?
Left chest is the standard position and the one to default to. From there, the positions that work on a polo are the right chest, the sleeve, the back yoke just under the collar, and the collar or placket itself where the trim allows it. A polo carries fewer useful positions than an open jacket does, which is why the placement decision on this piece is mostly about the chest.
Send the placement you want along with the artwork and we confirm it against the block before the run - the exact position depends on the pattern of the specific style, and confirming it on a proof is cheaper than finding out on ten finished pieces. The size run on every polo is XS to 4XL, and a small mark placed relative to a size M chest will not sit in the same place on a 4XL, which is one more reason to settle placement on the block rather than on a photograph.
Does stitch count change what embroidery costs?
Embroidery is quoted per piece from your artwork, and the artwork is what the quote is built on: a small open left-chest mark and a dense mark covering the whole back panel are not the same job, and neither is a two-colour crest with fine interior detail. Send the file and the placement and you get a number against that specific combination.
What the quote is built from is a working file: AI, SVG or EPS vector, or a high-resolution transparent PNG. A vector file is what lets a mark be stitched cleanly, because the shapes are defined rather than described by pixels, and it is the difference between a mark that reads sharply and one that reads soft. Send the crest file to +86 181 7757 2115 along with the placement and the quantity and the embroidery quote comes back with the garment quote.
What is the minimum order and lead time for embroidered polos?
MOQ is 10 pieces per design, applied per design rather than per size and not per team. Inside one order you can combine teams, styles, seasons and sizes freely, and the whole order is quoted together, so ten polos across four teams is ten pieces against each of those four designs, priced on the combined total. Sample orders start from 1 piece.
The base garment follows the quantity ladder: $10 per piece at 10-49 pieces, $9 at 50-99 and $8 at 100 and above for short-sleeve styles, with long versions at $16, $15 and $14. The tier is set by the total volume on the order, not per line. Embroidery and crest work is quoted per piece from your artwork on top, name and number printing is $2 per piece, and F1 jackets and race suits sit outside the ladder and are quoted per order. Freight is quoted separately by weight and destination.
Production is about 7-10 days on blank stock and 10-15 days where decoration is involved. Shipping is DHL door-to-door in 5-12 days depending on destination, with DDP available on most US, UK, EU and AU lanes and tracking within 24 hours of pickup. Payment runs by T/T, PayPal, Western Union or USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, larger orders normally at 30% deposit with the balance against the tracking number, and quotes hold for 14 days. Every piece is inspected before packing; photograph any fault within 14 days for a replacement or a credit on the next order. Send the design, the crest artwork and the quantity to +86 181 7757 2115 and the garment and embroidery quotes come back together.