
CORE365
You’ll love the way the CORE365 CE108Y Youth Nova Performance Pique Polo feels on the field or in the classroom. Made from 100% recycled polyester, this 4‑5 oz pique fabric wicks moisture, fights odor with antimicrobial treatment, and blocks UV rays so your team stays comfortable all day. The tear‑away label adds extra comfort, and the sustainable construction means you’re choosing a responsible style without sacrificing performance. With six vibrant colors and sizes from S to XL, you can match any school or corporate palette. We decorate this polo with DTF, screen printing or dye‑sublimation—pick the method that fits your design. Whether you need custom polo shirts with a logo for a youth sports team, corporate polos for staff, or custom golf polos for a tournament, this shirt delivers a polished look and lasting durability. Order today and give your group a professional, breathable uniform that stands out.
Our guarantee: we stand behind our print quality — a printing or adhesion defect, we’ll remake it or refund you. We print exactly what you approve, so please check spelling and artwork on your proof before you sign off.
You can personalize this polo with DTF (direct‑to‑film), screen printing (minimum 24 pieces), or dye‑sublimation, giving you flexibility for logos, names, or full‑color artwork.
Yes, the fabric includes moisture‑management, antimicrobial treatment, and UV protection, making it ideal for sports, golf, or any outdoor event.
DTF and sublimation have low minimums, while screen printing requires at least 24 shirts.
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Choose the technique that fits your artwork — each links to its full method guide.
Best for bold spot colors and large runs.
Screen Printing guide →Full-color, photographic detail at any quantity.
DTF Printing guide →All-over, edge-to-edge dye designs.
Dye-Sublimation guide →Texture, metallics, and specialty inks.
UV / Specialty guide →Permanent engraving and marking on rigid materials.
Laser Engraving guide →Banners, decals, and rigid signs.
Signage guide →