Custom Golf Quarter Zips — Adidas Blanks, No Minimum

Yes — the authentic Adidas A401 lightweight quarter zip, customized with your own embroidered left-chest logo at $85, no minimum. Colors include Black, Black Heather, Collegiate Navy, and White.

No — the blank carries Adidas branding where the manufacturer put it, and the design space is exclusively for your own original mark. Pro tour, club, or brand logos you don't own can't be printed or stitched.

The Sport-Tek ST357 at $39 with a printed left-chest logo — the standard build is Adidas A401 for winners and sponsors, Sport-Tek for the field, same logo on both. 20+ of the same piece gets automatic bulk pricing.

Simple marks: event lettering, a crest with the year, a ball-and-flag motif. Thread has a minimum detail size, so avoid gradients and photo-style art. The free AI studio can generate embroidery-friendly designs.

Yes — no minimum means a 3-piece winners order is completely normal. Order winner sizes after the final round and each piece ships made-to-order.

Look for a lightweight performance knit with stretch — golf quarter zips live or die on freedom of movement through the swing and comfort from a chilly first tee to a warm back nine. Moisture-wicking fabric keeps you dry as the round heats up, and a lighter weight means it packs into a golf bag without bulk. That is exactly the lane performance blanks like the ones we use are built for.

Pieces ship in 5 to 9 business days, so placing the order three to four weeks before the event gives you margin for collecting player sizes and any last-minute additions to the field. The size-collection step always takes longer than expected with a big outing roster, so start that early. Late registrants can be covered with quick follow-up orders since there is no minimum.

The quarter zip has quietly become the more prized giveaway — most golfers already own a drawer of event polos, while a quality quarter zip is the layer they actually reach for on cool mornings all year. It also displays the event logo more prominently since it is worn over everything else. If budget allows, the classic combo is a polo for play and a quarter zip as the keepsake.

Left chest is the standard, sized around three to four inches so it reads cleanly without dominating the piece. Understated logos get worn long after the event, which is the entire return on a tournament gift; oversized branding tends to retire the garment to the closet. A sleeve or back-yoke hit works as a secondary placement for sponsors.

That depends almost entirely on blank quality and logo restraint. A comfortable performance quarter zip with a tasteful left-chest mark becomes a regular rotation piece at the course and around town, giving the event or sponsor months of visibility. A scratchy budget pullover with a giant print gets one wear. Spending a few dollars more per piece on the blank is the highest-leverage decision an outing organizer makes.