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OEM Mens Long Sleeve Polo Shirts Manufacturer In Bangladesh
This long sleeve polo is made to order in our Bangladesh factory for OEM programmes that need the polo collar with full arm coverage. Bright red cotton pique leads the set, with twin tipping stripes knitted into the collar edge - white and green on the red - and long sleeves finished with ribbed cuffs that carry the same stripes. The chest stays plain for your label programme, the placket runs two buttons, and the fit is a regular men's block graded from S to 3XL.
Materials: Cotton pique knitted and dyed in-house, the honeycomb weave held even so the red reads the same on the body, the sleeves and the collar.
Functionality: A two-button placket, a knitted collar that lies flat, and ribbed cuffs that hold the long sleeve at the wrist without gripping it.
Size: S to 3XL in men's grading, with sleeve length checked against the chart on every size and not just the body.
Customization: Your woven label and tags, your mark embroidered on the chest if your range sets one, and packing folded to your retail format.

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OEM Mens Long Sleeve Polo Shirts Manufacturer In Bangladesh
The Polo That Runs to the Wrist
Most polo programmes stop at the elbow. This one runs the full arm, and that changes what the shirt is for: cooler seasons, workwear that needs coverage, golf and leisure ranges that sell past summer. As a long sleeve polo shirts manufacturer in Bangladesh, we build the style on the same discipline as our short sleeve lines - the pique knitted even, the collar knitted with its stripes in the yarn, and every panel of a shirt cut from one knitted batch so the red on the sleeve is the red on the body.
Collar, Cuff and Placket Details
- Fabric: cotton pique, honeycomb weave, knitted and dyed in-house to filed shade cards
- Tipping: twin stripes knitted into the collar edge and the ribbed cuffs - white and green on the red lead
- Sleeves: full length with ribbed cuffs that sit flat at the wrist
- Placket: two buttons, colour-matched to each colourway, on a reinforced placket
- Chest: plain, ready for your embroidery or left clean
- Colourways: bright red leads; white, royal blue, burgundy and grey marl run on the same pattern
- Fit: regular men's block, graded S to 3XL
A Sleeve Is a Second Fit to Grade
A long sleeve adds a measurement short sleeves never test: the arm. Sleeve length, cuff width and the fall of the sleeve from the shoulder are graded size by size on this pattern, and the ribbed cuff is knitted to hold its shape at the wrist through washing. A cuff that bags after three washes makes the whole shirt look tired, so cuff recovery is checked on the pre-production sample before the bulk is cut.
Five Colourways, One Pattern Card
Bright red leads because it is the colour the original programme was built on. White, royal blue, burgundy and grey marl follow on the identical pattern - same collar, same two-button placket, same long sleeve and cuff, same size chart. The twin tipping is set per colourway in light stripes that sit clean on each ground. One approved sample set covers the five colours, and reorders run back to the same filed pattern card and shade cards.
Stripes Knitted In, Never Printed On
The stripes on this collar are yarn, not print. The white and green threads are worked into the collar edge and the cuff edge at the knitting stage, so the line cannot crack, flake or fade ahead of the cloth around it. Each collar and cuff is checked against the sample under the inspection light - stripe width, stripe spacing and the lie of the collar - because a twin line shows any wobble at a glance.
Made Under Your Label, Start to Finish
This is an OEM line: the garment is built to carry your brand, not ours. Your woven label goes in the neck, your tags and packing format are set at sampling, and your chest mark is embroidered at the position your sample approves - or the chest stays plain if your range runs unbranded. Buyers who source long sleeve polo shirts from a Bangladesh factory usually arrive with a tech pack or a sample; both are worked from directly, and the approved sample is what the bulk is sewn against.
How the Order Moves Through Production
Your specification opens the order: colours, sizes, labels, embroidery and packing. Pre-production samples are sewn in each colourway and approved before bulk. Yarn is dyed to the filed shade cards, the pique is inspected before cutting, and panels are bundled as sets - body, sleeves, collar and cuffs from one batch. Sewing runs with checks at the collar and cuff tables, and final inspection covers stripes, placket, buttons, shade, body measurements and sleeve length on every size. Cartons leave through Chattogram port, packed by colour and size.
Where This Long Sleeve Style Gets Ordered
United States: workwear and cooler-season ranges
US buyers order the long sleeve polo where a short sleeve stops working - autumn retail, workwear programmes that ask for arm coverage, and uniform sets that keep the polo collar. The plain chest takes a company mark cleanly.
United Kingdom: golf shops beyond the summer rail
UK golf and leisure buyers run long sleeves to stretch the polo season. The twin tipping keeps the shirt smart, the ribbed cuff sits well under a jacket, and red leads the colour wall.
Germany: sleeve length held across sizes
German buyers test the grading hard: the sleeve on the 3XL must match the chart as exactly as the sleeve on the S. Graded sleeve measurements and size-by-size checks are how this order is run.
Italy: the white and green stripe story
Italian buyers pick up the red lead for its collar - white and green stripes on red is a combination their polo ranges return to - and run the white and burgundy colourways beside it on the same pattern.
Canada: private label cold-weather sets
Canadian private label programmes order the five-colour set as a cold-weather polo wall, one pattern and one inspection standard covering the range from the first order onward.
Inspection Sits at the Cuff Table
Final inspection on this style is led by the two details long sleeves live or die on: the cuff and the collar. Cuffs are checked for rib recovery and stripe spacing, collars for lie and stripe straightness, then placket, buttons, shade, body measurements and sleeve length. A shirt that fails the cuff table does not ship - the cuff is what the wearer sees every time they look down.
Folded With the Cuff Showing
Shirts are folded with one cuff turned to show the tipping, the collar sitting square, and cartons are packed by colour and size to your format. Your label, tags and folding standard are set at sampling and held for reorders, so the fifth carton presents exactly like the first.
Send Us Your Quantity and Colourways
Send the colours, sizes, quantity and label artwork through the inquiry basket on this page. We reply with factory prices, a sample plan covering each colourway, and a production schedule for your season.
Long Sleeve Polo Questions, Answered
Are the collar stripes printed on?
No. The twin stripes are knitted into the collar and cuff edges as yarn, so they wear and wash at the same rate as the pique around them.
Can the tipping colours change for our range?
Yes. Stripe colours are set at sampling against your range; the red lead runs white and green, and other colourways run light twin stripes matched to the ground.
What sizes does the long sleeve polo run?
S to 3XL on a regular men's block, with sleeve length graded and checked on every size against the chart.
Do you sew our label into the neck?
Yes. Your woven label, tags and packing are part of the OEM setup, agreed at sampling and held across reorders.
Will the red match between the body and sleeves?
Yes. Body, sleeves, collar and cuffs for each shirt are cut from one knitted batch dyed to a filed shade card, so there is no two-tone drift inside a garment.
Can we order only two of the five colours?
Yes. The five colourways share one pattern, and a programme can run any of them - send us your quantity per colour and we will price it as one order.












