Womens Golf Shirt Manufacturer In Bangladesh

A Plain Golf Shirt, Made Properly in Bangladesh

Most golf shirts argue for attention with stripes, zips and piping. This one takes the other route. As a women's golf shirt manufacturer in Bangladesh, we built the style as a plain shirt done well: coral cotton pique, a self-colour knitted collar, four tonal buttons, and a chest left completely clear. The work is in the cloth, the cut and the sewing, not in decoration, and every shirt is made to order under the buyer's label in our own factory.

The Coral Shirt at the Top of the Fold

• Fabric: cotton pique with an open honeycomb knit, dyed to a filed shade card
• Collar: knitted self-colour collar in the same coral, no stripes, no tipping, folds and lies flat
• Placket: short placket with four small tonal buttons, set straight and reinforced at the base
• Sleeves: short sleeves with plain hemmed cuffs, cut on the women's arm
• Fit: shaped women's body, tapered at the waist, shorter than a men's shirt, plain chest
• Hem: flat stitched hem that sits level over the hip

Knitted, Dyed and Checked Under One Roof

The pique is knitted in our own mill, so the cloth behind this shirt is controlled from the yarn up. Gauge and weight are set for a golf shirt that holds its shape through a round and a wash: firm enough to sit smooth under a crest, open enough in the honeycomb to let air move. Yarn lots are checked before knitting, cloth is inspected off the machine, and each colour is dyed against its filed card and passed under standard light before cutting.

Cut Shorter and Shaped: the Women's Pattern

The block is a women's block from the first line of the pattern. Shoulders are narrower, the body is shorter, the sleeves are cut shorter and closer, and the waist shapes in instead of hanging straight. The size run follows that block, XS to 2XL, graded on women's measurements. When a sample reaches a buyer's table it reads as a women's shirt at first sight, and bulk is cut and sewn against that same pattern, not against a men's pattern with the sizes renamed.

Why the Design Stays Plain

A plain chest is a working surface. Club crests sit on it cleanly, sponsor embroidery reads without a stripe behind it, and a retail range can run the shirt branded or unbranded across a season. Keeping the collar self-colour and the placket tonal means nothing on the shirt fights the buyer's own mark. Buyers who want it plain for a leisure rail get that too: the same five colours, the same block, and the pique itself carrying the look.

Five Colours Dyed to Filed Cards

Coral leads the set because it shows the pique at its best. Sky blue, emerald green, white and burgundy follow, each dyed to its own filed card and each running on the identical plain pattern: same self-colour collar, same four-button placket, same size chart. On reorders, a burgundy top-up is matched to the card from the first run and lands on the same shade the club already has on its rail.

Sewn in Stages, Checked at Each One

Sewing runs in stages with a check at the end of each one. The collar is set and checked for a flat fold, the placket is checked for a straight run and a firm base, and the waist shaping is checked against the block before the hem is closed. Buttons are sewn to take the daily use of a shirt worn and washed hard. Nothing moves to the next stage carrying a fault from the last, so faults are caught on one shirt at a bench, not in a carton at a buyer's warehouse.

Your Label, Your Crest, Your Packing

Our name appears nowhere on the garment. Your woven label sits in the back neck - the gallery close-up shows the sample label position and finish - your crest is embroidered or printed where your artwork places it, and your tags hang at the side. Packing follows your format: single folded with your insert card, hung for a club shop rail, or boxed by size ratio for a retail programme. The pairing of label, crest position and packing is filed with the order and repeated on every reorder.

Where These Golf Shirts Are Sent

France: pro shops and resort rails

French buyers run this plain shirt through golf pro shops and resort clothing rails, where the clear chest takes a club crest and the five colours let one shop dress a whole women's section from one style.

Japan: finish standards checked line by line

Japanese buyers grade women's sizes tightly and read stitching closely. Samples are measured point by point against the buyer's chart, and the stage checks in sewing are set up to hold that standard through bulk.

Netherlands: own-label golf lines

Dutch own-label buyers take the five colours as one line under their own label, with crest embroidery on part of the set and the rest left plain, all filed to one specification so the two versions match in cloth and cut.

Spain: long seasons in a warm climate

In Spain the golf season runs long and warm. The open pique, the shorter women's body and the neck that opens on a short placket suit a full summer programme of club and holiday golf.

Australia: colour sets that reorder true

Australian buyers reorder this style season after season for club and retail programmes. Filed shade cards and one women's block mean the third delivery of emerald reads as the same shirt as the first.

Final Inspection Before the Cartons Close

Finished shirts are inspected as women's garments, against the women's pattern. The waist shaping is checked on the block, collars are checked for a flat fold, plackets are run for straightness, and buttons are pulled by hand. Shades are compared across the five colourways under standard light, measurements are taken on the women's chart, and only then are shirts folded and cartoned for shipment through Chattogram port.

Send Your Sizes and Colours to Start

Send your size chart, your colour list and your label or crest artwork through the inquiry basket on this page, or send a sample garment if the chart is still being written. We reply with factory prices, a sample set across the five colourways, and a production schedule for your season.

Golf Shirt Manufacturing Questions

Is this a true women's cut or a resized men's shirt?

A true women's cut. The pattern is drawn for women - narrower shoulders, shorter body, closer sleeves, shaped waist - and graded XS to 2XL on women's measurements from the first sample.

Why is there no crest on the chest?

So the chest stays yours. The sampled shirt is plain, and your crest is embroidered or printed where your design places it, or the chest stays plain for an unbranded range.

Can the collar or placket change for our club?

Yes, at sampling. This set is sampled with a self-colour knitted collar and four tonal buttons; a different collar build or button count is set on the sample and held for bulk once approved.

Do all five colours share one size chart?

Yes. Coral, sky blue, emerald green, white and burgundy run on the identical women's pattern and chart, each dyed to its own filed shade card.

What does the factory need to start a sample?

A size chart with your colours and label or crest artwork, or a physical sample garment if the chart is not written yet. Either one is enough to cut the first sample set.

Can the shirt carry our own woven label?

Yes. The close-up shows a sample label only to prove the position and finish. Your woven label, tags and packing format are fitted from the first sample onward.