OEM Mens Striped Polo Shirts Manufacturer In Bangladesh

An OEM Stripe Built Around One Wide Band

Most striped polos fail on sameness: the sample looks sharp, then the bulk drifts and no two cartons match. This OEM programme is built the other way round. The repeat is one wide white band against one deep emerald band, edged with thin pinstripes, and that single repeat is filed, knitted and checked the same way on every order. As an OEM mens striped polo shirts manufacturer, we treat the stripe as a specification, not a decoration - band widths are set in millimetres at sampling and held through knitting, cutting and sewing.

What the Specification Sheet Fixes

• Stripe pattern: wide white bands alternating with deep emerald bands, each white band edged by two thin emerald pinstripes, matched at both side seams
• Collar: solid emerald knitted collar with no tipping, folded to sit flat over the top band
• Placket: two emerald buttons on a placket cut from the same striped panel
• Fabric: cotton pique, yarn-dyed, knitted and finished in our own factory
• Colourways: emerald leads; red, royal blue and burgundy grounds run on the same repeat
• Fit: regular men's block, graded S to 3XL

Four Grounds, One Knitted Repeat

The repeat never changes when the ground changes. Red, royal blue and burgundy grounds carry the same wide white bands at the same widths with the same pinstripe edging, so one approved pattern builds a four-colour stripe story for your range. Each ground is sampled on the knitted panel before any bulk yarn is dyed, because a white band reads brighter against emerald than against burgundy, and the pairing is approved on cloth, not on a screen.

Why the Bands Are Knitted, Not Printed

A printed stripe sits on top of the fabric; a knitted stripe is the fabric. Every yarn in this shirt is dyed before it reaches the knitting machine, so the white band is white all the way through the cloth and the emerald cannot rub off at the fold lines. The bands stay level because the panels are knitted to the filed repeat, checked band by band, and bundled so a front is always sewn to the back that came off the same run.

From Your Artwork to a Sewn Sample

An OEM order starts with your artwork or a reference garment: ground colour, band widths, collar colour, sizes and label designs. We knit a panel, sew a pre-production sample and send it for your approval, so the stripe you sign off is the stripe that runs. After approval, yarn is dyed to the filed standards, panels are knitted and inspected, and sewing runs with the bands aligned at the side seams. Your woven label goes in at the neck and your tags and packing format are set before the first carton is closed.

Where Our OEM Striped Polos Ship

United States: a bold band for private label ranges

US private label buyers use a wide-band stripe as the colour carrier in a polo wall of plains. The emerald ground photographs deep and rich, and the white band does the bright work in the listing picture.

United Kingdom: stripes that sell past one season

UK retailers reorder a stripe that does not date. A deep ground with a clean white band crosses spring and autumn deliveries, which keeps the style on the rail longer and the size run simpler.

Germany: the repeat checked at the seam

German buyers turn a striped polo sideways and check the side seam first. Bands that meet stripe to stripe, and a repeat that matches the approved sample, are what bring the reorder - this programme is built to pass that check on every garment.

France: deep green for golf and resort shops

French golf and resort retailers run deep green stripes beside their plain polos through the whole season. The solid emerald collar keeps the shirt tidy enough for the clubhouse rail.

Canada: one repeat across two deliveries

Canadian ranges split the year into summer and fall drops. The same repeat on four grounds lets a buyer refresh the colour story in the second drop without approving a new pattern.

Checks Run on Every Stripe Order

Inspection starts with the repeat itself: band widths and order against the approved sample, then the side-seam match, the collar fold, the placket buttons and the shade of each ground under standard light. Measurements follow against the size chart. A shirt with a drifting band is rejected at the table and never folded into a carton.

Folded, Tagged and Packed Under Your Label

Cartons are packed by colourway and size, each shirt folded flat so the bands cross the fold evenly and arrive without a hard crease through the chest stripe. Your neck label, swing tags and packing format are fixed at sampling and held for reorders, and cartons leave through Chattogram port, so the fourth delivery presents exactly like the first.

Start Your OEM Stripe Programme

Send your stripe artwork, band widths, ground colours, sizes, quantities and label designs through the inquiry basket on this page. We reply with factory prices, a sample plan knitted on your actual repeat, and a production schedule for your season.

Questions Buyers Ask About OEM Striped Polos

Can we set our own band widths and spacing?

Yes. Band order, band widths and the ground colour are set at sampling, and the approved sample becomes the standard held for the whole order.

Will the white bands stay white after washing?

Yes. The bands are yarn-dyed before knitting, so the white runs through the cloth rather than sitting on it as a print that can crack or fade.

How many ground colours can one order carry?

Four grounds are sampled on this repeat - emerald, red, royal blue and burgundy - and an order can run one ground or all four on the same pattern.

How is the repeat kept level across sizes?

The repeat is knitted to the filed band widths and the grade is worked so the bands sit at the same points on every size, then checked garment by garment at inspection.

What size range does the OEM block cover?

S to 3XL on a regular men's block, with the grade adjusted at sampling if your market runs longer or shorter in the body.

Can we add our own neck label and tags?

Yes. Your woven neck label, size tabs, swing tags and packing are all part of the OEM setup and are fixed before production starts.