Custom Adidas Quarter Zips With Your Logo

Yes — the authentic Adidas A401 quarter-zip with real stitched thread at the left chest and wrists. No print option on this piece; embroidery is the decoration it is built for.

No — Adidas's marks belong to Adidas. You customize the authentic blank with your own original logo or artwork, and our design tools enforce that automatically.

Standard embroidery covers up to 6 thread colors, which fits nearly every company logo. Simple, bold marks stitch sharpest at left-chest size.

No — one piece at $85 is a real order, which is exactly how you should sample before a team run. 20+ of the same piece gets automatic bulk pricing, and Shop Pay pay-in-4 may be available for eligible US orders at checkout.

The quarter zip has become the unofficial uniform of professionals who move between office, client meetings, and the golf course, because it layers cleanly over a collared shirt or tee and reads polished without being formal. For a company, that versatility means the logo gets worn several days a week instead of only at team events. It is also age- and role-neutral, which is rare in team apparel, so the same piece works for the intern and the owner.

Adidas quarter zips generally fit true to size, so most people should order their usual size, and if you are between sizes or plan to layer over thicker shirts, sizing up is the safer call. Chest measurements are published per size if anyone on the team wants to verify against a tape measure. Collecting each person's normal Adidas or athletic-brand size is usually accurate enough for a group order.

Left chest is the standard and most professional placement, sitting opposite the garment's own branding and reading correctly in person and in photos. It is sized right for embroidery, typically around 3 to 4 inches wide, which keeps stitch detail crisp. Right chest and sleeve placements exist as alternatives, but if you want the piece to look like real corporate apparel rather than a promo item, left chest is the answer.

Clean, bold shapes with solid color fills embroider beautifully, while tiny text, thin lines, and gradient fades are where embroidery struggles, since thread cannot render a smooth color fade the way a printer can. If your logo has fine detail, a simplified embroidery version, often just the icon or the wordmark alone, usually looks stronger than a shrunken full logo. Text below about a quarter inch tall tends to lose legibility in thread, so plan around that.

They are one of the highest-keep-rate corporate gifts, because unlike pens and tumblers, a quality quarter zip from a brand people already like gets worn voluntarily for years. Gifting works best when sizes are collected individually rather than guessed, and with no minimum order you can add a straggler or a new hire's piece later without meeting a quota. A genuinely nice garment with a tasteful left-chest logo is marketing the recipient thanks you for.