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Custom, Private Label or Wholesale Flock Polo

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A black checkered polo with raised, light-catching flock texture, matte knit contrast and plain flat-knit trims.

Product Overview

  • Product NameFlock Print Polo Shirt
  • DecorationAll-over checkered flock artwork on the body and sleeves.
  • MOQSubject to fabric, repeat artwork, flock materials and custom trims.
  • Fabric60% cotton / 40% polyester CVC Compact Interlock; 200 GSM before flocking.
  • FitRegular Fit, short sleeves and a three-button placket.
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TextureRaised flock squares alternate with matte knit areas.

Collar / CuffsPlain, same-tone flat-knit rib without flock.

DevelopmentConfirm adhesive and softener compatibility. Fabric sourcing

What Paisong Helps You Confirm

Compact interlock, dimensional flock texture and a coordinated repeat for private label polos.

Base Fabric, Finishing and Flock Compatibility

This custom flock printed polo can be developed in CVC Compact Interlock with a 60% cotton and 40% polyester body composition. The compact double-knit direction provides a smooth, low-hairiness base for a defined checkered flock effect.

The specified 200 GSM is the base-fabric weight before flocking. The finished decorated weight is reviewed after the flock and adhesive are applied. The black body works with black and charcoal surface layers to create tonal depth.

Dehairing and preshrink setting are specified for the base cloth. Any softener must be compatible with the chosen flock adhesive. Approve the complete finishing route, handle and adhesion using the intended fabric, adhesive and flock materials.

We can use buyer-specified fabrics or recommend suitable alternatives based on your target handfeel, garment structure, season and budget. Composition, weight, texture and finishing can be adjusted and confirmed through sampling.

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CVC Compact Interlock60% Cotton / 40% Polyester200 GSM Before FlockingAdhesive Compatibility
Regular Fit, Repeat Layout and Sample Development

The sample has a regular fit, short set-in sleeves and a three-button placket. The checkered layout continues across the front, back and sleeves, while the plain collar and cuffs keep the silhouette clearly framed.

Confirm chest width, shoulder width, body length and sleeve opening using your size chart. Review the decorated fabric's handfeel and drape with the finished garment rather than judging the undecorated base alone.

Set square size, artwork repeat and placement with the pattern. Review the treatment at the placket, shoulder and sleeve joins, then agree practical alignment requirements before approving grading and cutting.

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Raised Flock Texture, Tonal Checks and Plain Knit Trims

The close-up shows raised flock squares with a light-catching, velvety surface appearance, alternating with matte exposed knit. The change in texture gives the checkered design depth even within a restrained black and charcoal palette.

The full garment views include small lettering and outline motifs within the repeating grid. Review their treatment with the complete artwork sample; the texture close-up specifically demonstrates the raised squares rather than establishing a process for every smaller motif.

Flock material, pile level, adhesive application and curing are selected through sampling to suit the base fabric and repeat. Approve edge clarity, surface uniformity, feel and adhesion without assuming a particular flock fiber or application system from the image.

The same-tone collar and sleeve cuffs are plain flat-knit rib components without the all-over flock treatment. Their yarn composition, gauge, dimensions and recovery are confirmed separately from the cotton/polyester body. The free collar edge is an integral knitted finish.

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Flock Sampling, Care Checks and Workmanship

Sample the flock on the approved base fabric and finishing route. Review coverage, raised texture, square-edge definition, loose fiber release and adhesion, including any effect from softeners used before or after the decoration stage.

Check the repeat appearance across panels, placket flatness, button alignment, buttonhole finish, collar symmetry, cuff attachment and seam neatness. The closed neckline should lie flat through the first-button area without lifting or gaping.

Agree rubbing and care checks before reviewing flock appearance, attachment, surface change, garment dimensions and trim shape. Set care instructions and acceptance requirements against the approved sample; decorated handfeel and performance are assessed as a complete system.

Production and shipping schedules follow approval of the repeat, fabric, flock materials, adhesive, knit trims, quantities and packaging. Component availability and sampling requirements are reviewed before confirming the order plan.

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Style 3D, Custom Patterns and Private Label Options

Send authorized repeat artwork, square dimensions, black/charcoal effect references and placement requirements. Digital styling supports review of scale, proportion and panel layout; physical sampling confirms flock appearance, handle and attachment.

Custom flock polo development can be coordinated with plain knit trims, brand labels, care labels, hangtags and packaging. The pictured lettering and motifs illustrate a repeat direction; production uses buyer-authorized artwork.

For an all-over flock print polo, approve the repeat scale and coverage together with the textured finish. The plain collar and cuffs can be coordinated with your brand's preferred proportions and color direction.

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Sampling and Quote Path

Start with your size chart, base-fabric specification and authorized flock repeat.

1

Share Direction

Send quantity, regular fit measurements, repeat artwork and the intended tonal flock effect.

2

Confirm Feasibility

Review interlock, base weight, finishing, flock materials, adhesive compatibility and plain trims.

3

Develop Sample

Approve fit, decorated handfeel, flock texture, repeat placement, adhesion and care requirements.

4

Produce and Ship

Confirm samples and checks, then coordinate production, inspection, packing and shipping.

Buyer FAQ

Details to confirm before ordering custom flock print polo shirts.

What fabric is specified for this flock polo?

CVC Compact Interlock with a 60% cotton and 40% polyester body composition. The development specification calls for a compact double-knit structure with a smooth, low-hairiness surface to support the flock artwork.

Does 200 GSM describe the finished flocked fabric?

No. It is the base-fabric weight before flocking. Flock and adhesive add material, so the final decorated fabric weight is confirmed from the approved sample rather than assumed to remain 200 GSM.

Can you use our specified fabric or recommend an alternative?

Yes. Send a fabric reference or requirements for handfeel, garment structure, season and budget. Paisong can review buyer-specified fabrics or recommend suitable alternatives, with composition, weight, texture and finishing approved through sampling.

What finishing is specified for the base cloth?

Dehairing and preshrink setting. Any softening treatment must be compatible with the selected flock adhesive, with the final handle and adhesion checked on the approved fabric.

What is the flock print effect?

Raised, light-catching flock squares contrast with matte knit areas. The black and charcoal effect gives the checkered design depth and a velvety surface appearance without relying on bright color contrast.

Where does the pattern appear?

The repeating checkered layout covers the front, back and short sleeves. The collar and cuffs remain plain, providing a quieter frame for the all-over body artwork.

Is all-over printing the same as sublimation?

No. All-over describes the coverage of the design. The confirmed technique for this sample is flock printing; a sublimation option would require its own fabric and process review.

Are the small letters and outline motifs also flocked?

Their exact treatment is confirmed with the full artwork sample. The supplied detail image demonstrates the raised flock squares; it does not establish a separate process for every smaller motif visible in the full garment views.

Can the checkered pattern be customized?

Yes. Review square size, repeat layout, color contrast, authorized motifs and placement. Agree practical alignment at the placket, seams and sleeve joins during pattern and sample development.

What fit and sleeve length are confirmed?

Regular Fit with short set-in sleeves and a three-button neckline. Final measurements and grading follow the approved size chart.

What collar and cuffs are used?

Same-tone flat-knit rib trims without the all-over flock design. The free collar perimeter is an integral knitted finish. Trim composition, gauge, dimensions and recovery are selected during sampling.

How do you keep the placket neat?

Review the repeat placement, button alignment, buttonholes and the flatness of the closed opening. Check the neckline and first-button area for lifting or gaping, while keeping the real seam construction intact.

What should be checked in flock sampling?

Review flock coverage, edge clarity, surface feel, adhesion, loose fiber release and the balance between decorated and exposed knit areas. Sample the complete fabric, adhesive and finishing combination rather than approving the artwork alone.

What care checks are relevant?

Agree washing and drying conditions, then review flock appearance, rubbing behavior, attachment, dimensional change and trim shape. Confirm care instructions and acceptance requirements before production.

What determines MOQ and delivery timing?

Base-fabric availability, color quantities, repeat artwork, flock materials, adhesive compatibility, knit trims and sample approval all affect the plan. Send your quantity, size range and delivery requirements for review.

What should I send for private label flock polo development?

Send your size chart, fabric direction, authorized repeat artwork, black/charcoal effect reference, trim requirements and packaging details. Physical sampling confirms fit, texture, pattern placement and care performance.

Develop your flock polo collection

Send your quantity, size chart, base-fabric direction and authorized repeat artwork.