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Want a polo program with your logo on it?
Rhone runs 65 styles at a six-piece minimum, embroidered or screen printed. See the full range with live pricing at your quantity.
The polo is the piece most corporate apparel programs order first, and custom Rhone carries ten of them across men's and women's fits. Prices run from $77 for the men's WFH Polo to $103 for the Commuter Polo, and every one of them takes a logo on the left chest.
Six pieces per style and color. That is the lowest minimum of any apparel brand we carry, and it is what makes a polo program workable for one department rather than a whole company. Production runs about 20 days from mockup approval. Embroidery or screen print, left chest, back, or either sleeve.
Below is every Rhone polo we carry, grouped by who each one suits, plus what a program costs at the quantities we quote most.
Why the polo is the piece programs order first
A polo sits in a gap most company apparel misses. A t-shirt reads as a giveaway. A quarter-zip is a layer, so half the year it stays in a drawer. A polo gets worn on its own, indoors, in front of clients, from April through October, and nobody needs talking into putting one on.
It clears the office dress code. A team that cannot wear a hoodie to a client meeting can wear a polo to one. That single fact decides how often a piece gets worn, and how often it gets worn decides whether the order was worth placing.
Apparel is the category people keep. PPAI's consumer study, a national survey of more than 3,000 US adults aged 18 to 78, found apparel is the number one promotional product people have ever acquired, at 68.2 percent, and that 66 percent can name the advertiser on a logoed item they received in the past year.
Sizing is the quiet failure. A program that ships one unisex cut loses the half of the team it does not fit. Rhone runs seven men's polo styles and three women's, so a mixed order comes off one brand and one invoice.
The custom Rhone polo collection
Ten styles, seven men's and three women's. These are the groupings we build around.
The WFH Polo, where a program starts
At $77 the men's WFH Polo is the lowest entry into Rhone apparel and the piece that makes the math work on a large run. The knit is soft enough to read as a shirt rather than a uniform, which matters on something someone wears at a desk all day. Start here when the headcount is high and the per-piece number has to come down.
Rhone Men's WFH Polo
The $86 core: Approach Tech, Golf Sport, and Regatta Pique
Three men's styles at $86, and the band we quote most. The Approach Tech Polo runs a recycled polyamide with stretch and is the safest pick for a mixed audience. The Golf Sport Polo is cut for a course day and moves like it. The Regatta Pique Polo uses a pique knit, which is the texture most people picture when they picture a polo, and it holds embroidery cleanly.
The $94 pair: Drive Time and Golf Sport Stripe
The Drive Time Polo is the one to pick when the piece has to look chosen rather than issued. The Golf Sport Stripe Polo carries a woven stripe, which gives an outing or a client handout something a plain polo does not have. Both sit at $94.
The Commuter Polo at the top of the line
At $103 the Commuter Polo is the recognition piece in this group. The sweater-adjacent handfeel is what separates it from a standard branded polo, and it is what survives a skeptical look from the person receiving it. Two dozen of these for a sales team does more than two hundred of something cheaper.
Rhone Men's Commuter Polo
The women's Course To Court range
Three women's styles, from $77 to $86. The Course To Court Polo is the direct counterpart to the men's styles above. The sleeveless cut and the gingham sleeveless are what we suggest for spring and summer events, and both are a real silhouette rather than a resized men's polo. A program that only fits half a team is not a program.
How custom Rhone polo orders work
The rules hold across all ten styles, and they are simpler than most of what we carry.
Minimums are six per style and color. Six, not six per order. That is the lowest minimum of any apparel brand we carry, and it is why a Rhone program can be built for a single team rather than a whole company. Marine Layer runs 24 per style by comparison, so a 48-piece Rhone order can cover eight styles where another brand covers two.
Decoration is embroidery or screen print. Placements are left chest, back, left sleeve, and right sleeve. We will tell you if a mark is too fine to hold at the size you want before anything runs, and artwork setup is included in the quote. Our guide to printing techniques covers how placement changes on a performance knit.
Production runs about 20 days. That is from mockup approval, not from the day you ask. Rush is available, and we will give you a real date rather than one we have not checked.
Pricing steps down with quantity. Every card above shows the per-piece price at the quantity you are ordering. The numbers in this post are the floor the line reaches at its top volume tier, so a six-piece run lands higher than the figure quoted here.
What a Rhone polo order costs
Three lanes cover most of what we quote.
A large run on the WFH Polo. The $77 floor is the lowest entry into the line, and on a several-hundred-piece order it is the piece that keeps a company-wide rollout inside budget.
Pairing the $86 core with the women's Course To Court. This is the most common shape we see. It covers a mixed team from one brand, and the men's and women's pieces read as one program rather than two separate orders.
Two dozen Commuter Polos. At $103 this is a recognition piece rather than a headcount piece. A sales team, a leadership group, or a short client list is the right audience, and at that size the six-piece minimum stops being a constraint at all.
How to order Rhone polos for your team
1. Pick the styles and the split. Tell us the headcount, the men's and women's mix, and where these are going, and we will come back with two or three that work together. Or build it yourself in Pack Builder and watch the per-piece price move as the quantity climbs.
2. Send your logo. Vector files work best. We will tell you whether the mark holds in thread at the size you want, and on a performance knit we will flag a placement that would pull against the stretch.
3. Approve the mockup. Placement, thread colors, and final per-piece pricing all get signed off before production starts.
4. Choose how it ships. One address, or Claim Pages so each person picks their own size and enters their own address. On apparel that choice matters more than on anything else, because a polo in the wrong size does not get worn. Leftover stock can sit in storage and go out to new hires through the following year.
Frequently asked questions about custom Rhone polos
Is a Rhone polo worth the step up from a standard branded polo?
If the piece is going to someone whose opinion you care about, yes. A standard polo at half the price gets worn to mow the lawn. These get worn to a client meeting, and the reason is the fabric rather than the label. If the order is headcount merch for a warehouse team, a standard polo is the right call and we will say so.
Can we mix men's and women's styles to hit the minimum?
The minimum is six per style and color, so a six-men's and six-women's order is 12 pieces in total rather than six. At six per style that is a low bar, which is the point. Most brands we carry would need 48 pieces to cover the same two cuts.
Which Rhone polo works best for a golf outing?
The Golf Sport Polo or the Golf Sport Stripe. Both are cut for a full swing and both hold a crease badly, which on a course is what you want. For a mixed field add the women's Course To Court, and the sleeveless cut if the event runs in July.
Does performance fabric hold embroidery?
Yes, with a caveat. A stretch knit wants a lighter stitch count than a cotton pique, so we keep marks small and clean on these and we will tell you before anything runs if a logo has detail too fine to survive the thread. The Regatta Pique is the most forgiving of the ten if your mark is complicated.
How far ahead should we order for a spring event?
Production is about 20 days from mockup approval, and artwork and sign-off add a week in practice. Working back from an event, four to five weeks is comfortable and three is tight. Spring is the busiest window for polos, so the earlier the order lands the more color options are still open.
What is the difference between the WFH Polo and the Commuter Polo?
Price and handfeel. The WFH Polo at $77 is a soft knit built for a desk day. The Commuter at $103 reads closer to a fine-gauge sweater and carries better in front of a client. Same minimum, same lead time. Pick the WFH for headcount and the Commuter for a short list.
Apparel earns its budget slowly and then all at once. ASI's 2026 Ad Impressions Study puts the cost of a branded apparel impression under half a cent across a piece's lifetime, which is the argument for spending more on fewer pieces rather than less on more. Gallup found that only one in three US workers strongly agree they received recognition in the past seven days, and that people who feel under-recognized are twice as likely to say they will quit within the year. A polo is not a recognition program, but it is a better carrier for one than a gift card.
Noah Jolly runs Merchwell, which builds custom merch programs for companies from forty-person startups to Affirm, Capital One, and PepsiCo. If you are weighing Rhone against the other apparel brands we carry, start with the full custom Rhone guide or the Rhone quarter-zip guide.
Get pricing on a custom Rhone polo order
Tell us how many people you're ordering for and when you need these in hand, and we'll send back a product mix, per-piece pricing at your quantity, and a mockup with your logo.
