Quality golf shirts with your logo embroidered where it should be — garments people wear by choice, full size runs from S to 5XL, and reorders that match the originals. No minimum orders.
Branded golf shirts are collared polo-style shirts carrying a company logo, usually embroidered on the left chest — the default garment of South African corporate life, worn as staff uniforms, event clothing, and client gifts. Quality varies enormously between the R60 blank and a proper garment. Brandful supplies branded golf shirts nationally in full size runs with embroidery matched to the fabric, and no minimum orders.
The golf shirt is where corporate clothing budgets go to be tested, because the differences are invisible until worn: fabric weight (the flimsy blank goes translucent and shapeless by wash ten), cut (a real size curve versus a box with sleeves), collar behaviour (quality collars sit; cheap ones curl like old sandwiches), and colourfastness (your corporate navy should still be your corporate navy in month six).
The rule of thumb: if you want people to wear the shirt beyond the days they're required to, buy the garment you'd wear yourself. The difference is often R40–R80 a unit — the cheapest brand-visibility money you'll ever spend, because a shirt worn voluntarily doubles its impressions for free.
Left-chest embroidery is the default for a reason: it's stitched into the garment, survives industrial washing, and reads as quality at handshake distance. Printed options (screen, DTF) suit full-colour artwork, sleeve prints, or large back branding — and cost less at volume. The honest guidance: embroidery for the logo, print only when the artwork demands colour detail thread can't do. Placement, thread colours, and sizing are locked on your first approval and kept on file, so shirt two hundred matches shirt one.
Full size runs from small to 5XL where garments allow, with men's, ladies', and unisex cuts specified per order — because “unisex medium” is a fiction that fits roughly nobody. Sizes are collected per recipient for uniform and kit orders; for ongoing programmes, staff pick their own size through a corporate store.
Per unit, at volume. Exact pricing depends on garment and quantity.
R150–R250
Volume teams and event days.
R250–R400
The daily-wear sweet spot.
R400+
Client-facing and executive.
Your first branding position is free; additional positions carry a once-off R400 setup fee. No minimum order. Itemised quote in 24 hours — see pricing & volume discounts.
A private corporate store holds your approved shirt and its locked artwork spec. Staff pick their own size, new starters order themselves, and shirt two hundred still matches shirt one.
Explore Corporate StoresLast updated: July 2026
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