Port & Company KP1500
Combed Ring Spun Pique Polo
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Port & Company KP1500 Combed Ring Spun Pique Polo with 5.9 oz 100% combed ring-spun cotton, regular fit, set in sleeve construction, polo neckline, short sleeves, and tear away label. Compatible with embroidery and screen print.
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What to know
- 5.9 oz 100% combed ring-spun cotton pique
- Polo collar with set-in-sleeve construction
- Tear-away label for corporate and custom neck branding
- Embroidery and Screen Printing compatible
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Material & Construction
The Port & Company KP1500 uses 100% combed ring-spun cotton at 5.9 oz in a pique knit. Combed ring-spun cotton removes shorter fibers during processing, leaving longer, more uniform strands that produce a smoother, more consistent fabric than carded or open-end alternatives. The pique knit creates the characteristic waffle-like texture associated with polo shirts.
Set-in-sleeve construction provides a defined shoulder seam for a professional silhouette. The polo collar with button placket and tear-away label round out the corporate-ready construction.
Print Compatibility
Compatible with Embroidery and Screen Printing. The structured pique fabric is well-suited for embroidery — the textured weave provides grip for stitch penetration, and left-chest logo placement is the standard decoration position for polos. Screen Printing is available as an alternative for larger, multi-color designs.
Buyer FAQ
Common questions
- What fabric is the KP1500 made of?
- 100% combed ring-spun cotton at 5.9 oz in a pique knit. Combed ring-spun removes shorter fibers for a smoother, more uniform texture.
- What print methods work with the KP1500?
- Embroidery and Screen Printing. Embroidery is the standard for polo decoration — the pique texture provides a stable stitch surface.
- What is pique knit?
- A textured knit with a waffle-like raised pattern. It is a standard knit structure for polo shirts.
- Does the KP1500 have a tear-away label?
- Yes. The tear-away label can be removed for custom branding, common for corporate or uniform applications.