Custom Quarter Zips With Your Logo — No Minimum

No — one quarter zip is a real order. The Sport-Tek ST357 runs $39 with a printed left-chest logo and the Adidas A401 runs $85 with real embroidery. Orders of 20+ of the same piece get automatic bulk pricing in the cart.

The Sport-Tek uses a crisp left-chest transfer designed for performance fabric; the Adidas A401 carries real stitched embroidery. Both preview on the actual garment photo before you order.

Left chest, roughly 3–4 inches wide, clear of the zipper line. The builder shows exact placement and size on the real product photo so you can tune it before checkout.

Yes — a common setup is the $85 embroidered Adidas for partners or client-facing leads and the $39 Sport-Tek for the wider team, with the same logo on both.

No — upload one if you have it, or generate a clean mark in the free AI design studio (10 free designs a month, text spelled exactly as typed).

Left chest is the standard and safest placement — clean, professional, and positioned so the zipper never interferes with the design. It sits roughly seven to nine inches below the shoulder seam at three to four inches wide. Sleeve and upper-back placements work as secondary spots if you want extra branding without crowding the front.

Yes, when it is a smooth knit or fine fleece in a polished color like navy, charcoal, or black with a modest logo. Worn over a collared shirt or clean polo with chinos, a quarter zip is one of the most office-ready pieces in modern workwear, which is exactly why companies have adopted it as the new corporate staple. Chunky athletic fabrics and oversized graphics are what push it back into weekend territory.

For business casual, a button-down or polo underneath is the most reliable combination, letting the collar peek out at the zipper. A clean plain tee underneath works for smart-casual offices, travel, and events. The quarter zip's job is to be the visible branded layer, so whatever sits under it should stay simple.

Effectively the life of the garment. Embroidery thread is stitched through the fabric rather than applied to its surface, so it survives years of machine washing without cracking or fading — that is why uniforms and corporate outerwear default to stitching. Wash cold and dry low and the fleece will wear out long before the logo does.

Yes — our free AI design studio at builder.dreamtomerch.com/create turns a text prompt into a print-ready design with a transparent background, no sign-up needed, with five free designs a day. Describe your company name and style, pick the version you like, and apply it straight to the quarter zip in the builder. Simple, bold marks with clean text translate best to a left-chest placement.