Womens Golf Shirts Manufacturer Bangladesh

The Pink Five-Button Shirt in the Gallery

• Fabric: cotton pique with an even honeycomb weave that reads clearly at arm's length
• Placket: longer than a standard polo placket, with five tonal buttons and a box stitch at the base
• Collar: self-colour knitted collar, cut to sit flat and hold its edge through washing
• Fit: women's shaped block with a tapered waist and a shorter body length
• Sleeves: short sleeves with plain hemmed cuffs, cut for a full swing
• Hem: flat stitched hem, no ribbed band, finished to wear tucked or loose
• Colourways: bubblegum pink leads; white, sky blue, coral red and mint green run on the same pattern

Shaped for a Woman's Swing, Not Trimmed From a Men's Pattern

A golf shirt works hardest at the shoulders and the waist: the swing turns both, and a straight men's cut answers by dragging at the back and bunching at the front. This range starts from a women's pattern instead. The shoulder is narrower, the body shorter, and the waist is shaped into the side seams, so the shirt follows the turn of a swing and falls back into place at the finish. The armhole is set for reach rather than for a smaller chest, which is why the sleeves stay put on the follow-through instead of riding up the arm.

Why This Placket Carries Five Buttons

Most polos stop at two or three buttons. This one runs five, down a longer placket finished with a box stitch at the base. The extra length does two jobs on a golf shirt. Buttoned up, it gives the neat, dress-code-safe neckline clubs ask for at the clubhouse door. Opened one or two buttons further, it lets air move on the back nine without the collar gaping. The box stitch at the base takes the strain where a longer placket flexes most, so the opening keeps its shape season after season.

Five Colours a Club Can Build a Range On

Bubblegum pink leads because it carries both team kits and shop rails. White, sky blue, coral red and mint green follow on the identical pattern - same five-button placket, same collar, same women's block - so a club can put staff in one colour, the shop in three more, and a member team in the fifth without mixing patterns. Each colour is dyed to its own filed card and read under standard light before cutting, and your crest embroidery is sampled on the actual colourway before bulk sewing starts.

One Order That Dresses the Whole Club

Clubs rarely buy one shirt for one job. The same range covers the pro-shop rail, the starter and catering staff, the ladies' team kit and the shirts given out at a club open day. Because every wearer is sewn from one filed pattern, the pink on the shop rail matches the pink on the first tee. Cartons are packed by wearer group and size ratio as you set them at order stage, so a delivery can be split between shop, staff room and team locker without re-sorting at your end.

Where This Golf Range Ships

United States: resort shops that restock by colour

US resort and club shops reorder this shirt colour by colour through the season. The filed shade cards keep the restocked pink honest beside the pink already on the rail, and the five-button placket gives their buyers a visible difference from a standard three-button polo.

United Kingdom: member clubs and golf societies

UK clubs take the range for ladies' sections and society days, with the club crest embroidered from the club's own artwork. The shaped women's block matters here: society orders cover a wide size spread, and every size is graded on the women's chart.

Germany: team kits ordered against a written spec

German club buyers order team kits against written measurements and shade references. The filed pattern, cards and packing ratio for this range are the record each delivery is checked against before it leaves the factory.

Australia: a light pique for year-round golf

Australian buyers play and sell golf shirts in every month of the year. The breathable pique, the longer opening placket and the lighter colourways - pink, sky blue, mint - suit that calendar, packed in shop-ready size ratios.

Japan: exact sizing and a tidy collar line

Japanese buyers ask for precise size grading and a collar that sits exactly right. This range is measured size by size against the run chart before folding, and the five-button placket keeps the neckline tidy worn open or closed.

Buttons, Collar and Shade Checked Before Folding

A longer placket has more to get wrong, so it gets its own check: all five buttons are fastened and opened, the box stitch at the base is pulled firm, and the placket is read for a straight run down the chest. Collars are checked for lie and edge, shade is read colour by colour against the filed cards, and every size in the order is measured against the women's chart before a shirt is folded. A club's fifth delivery should look like it was cut beside its first.

Start With One Colour and a Size-Run Sample

Send your club colours, crest artwork and size ratio through the inquiry basket on this page. We reply with factory prices, a sample set in the colour you want to judge first, and a production schedule built around your playing season.

Golf Shirt Questions

Why five buttons instead of the usual three?

The longer placket is this design's working detail. It buttons up neat for clubhouse dress codes and opens further for air on the course, and the box stitch at its base keeps the longer opening in shape.

Can you match our club colours?

Yes. The five gallery colours are the sampled range; a club colour outside it is dyed to a new filed card at sampling, approved by you, and then held for every reorder.

Can our crest be embroidered on the chest?

Yes. Send your crest or company artwork and it is embroidered on the chest at sampling for your approval. The gallery shirt itself is plain, so the embroidery position is clean and centred.

What sizes does the women's range cover?

XS to 2XL, graded on a women's block with its own measurement chart. Every size is measured against that chart before packing, including on repeat orders.

Is the shirt cut differently from a men's golf polo?

Yes. It is patterned for women from the start - narrower shoulders, shorter body, shaped waist - rather than a men's pattern graded smaller. The swing ease is built into the armhole and back.

How do repeat orders stay the same shade?

Each colourway is dyed to a filed shade card kept at the factory. New dye lots are matched to the card under standard light before cutting, and final inspection reads the sewn bulk against the same card.