Custom Real Estate Shirts
Custom real estate shirts for solo agents, teams and brokerages. Embroidered polos for showings and listing appointments, printed tees for open houses and community events, and hats clients keep wearing long after closing. Made in Fort Collins, Colorado and shipped anywhere in the United States.
Real estate team polos, tees, hoodies and hats with no minimum order. Put your logo on a real garment in the studio below, set the quantity, and see your price before you bring it up at the next team meeting.
Put Your Logo on a Polo Right Here
Upload your team or brokerage logo, choose a color, and set how many you need. The price for your custom real estate shirts updates as you change the count, so a solo agent and a full office can both see where they land. It opens on a jersey knit polo, the everyday piece for showings.
Custom Real Estate Shirts Start With the Logo Rules
An agent's shirt is advertising, and advertising in this business comes with rules. Before you pick a color or a garment, find out what your brokerage and your state expect to see next to your name. Sorting that out first saves you from a box of polos you are not allowed to wear to a showing.
What Your Brokerage Expects
Many brokerages publish brand standards that cover apparel. They can set which version of the logo you use, the colors it may appear in, how much clear space it needs, and whether a team name can sit beside it or must be smaller. Ask your managing broker or marketing contact for the current guide.
State advertising rules often require the brokerage name to appear wherever a team or agent name does. That is yours to confirm, so check before you approve the proof. Send us the official logo file your brokerage provides and we will reproduce it as supplied.
What Holds Up in Thread
A polo logo is usually stitched on the left chest, and that space is small. Thread cannot reproduce hairline type, so a license number, a phone number or a long tagline turns into a blur at that size. Keep the chest mark to the logo and the name.
Put the extra details somewhere they fit. A sleeve can carry a team name, and the back yoke just below the collar suits a short web address. On printed tees there is more room, so the full lockup with contact details belongs there.
Load the approved logo in the studio, try it on a few garment colors, and see the price for your headcount. You will get a proof showing exact size and placement to forward to your broker before anything is made.
Real Estate Apparel We Embroider and Print
Embroidered Agent Polos
The everyday piece for showings, listing appointments and closings. A jersey knit polo with a stitched left chest logo looks put together without feeling like a costume.
Open House and Event Tees
Screen printed real estate shirts for open house weekends, charity runs, moving day help and sponsored youth sports. Simple, bold and easy to hand to volunteers.
Stitched Hats and Beanies
Embroidered hats for agents at outdoor showings and for closing gifts. One size fits nearly everyone, so there is no guessing at a client's shirt size.
From Brokerage Logo to Boxed Polos in Six Steps
You approve a proof before anything is stitched or printed, and you can forward that proof to your broker first.
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Pick Your Garment
Three we actually recommend, with the reasons why. Full catalog is one click away.
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Drop In Your Art
Upload a logo or start from a sketch. We fix files that will not print.
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See Your Price
Per-piece pricing moves as you change quantity and print locations.
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Approve A Proof
Nothing runs until you have seen exactly what we are about to make.
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We Print It
Screen print, embroidery or DTF, whichever your art and quantity call for.
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It Ships
About 14 days from the day you approve the proof, printed and boxed.
Price Polos for One Agent or the Whole Office
Set your headcount in the studio and see the per-piece price settle. Add hats or event tees to the same order when you are ready.
One Polo Is Fine
A solo agent or a brand new licensee can order a single piece. There is no minimum, and the price per piece drops as a team adds more to the order.
A Proof to Show Your Broker
Every order gets a proof with the logo, its size and its position on the garment. Forward it for sign-off, then approve it. Nothing is made before you do.
Send the Logo You Have
If all you have is a logo pulled from a website or a business card scan, send it. We clean up or redraw artwork so it stitches and prints with sharp edges.
Call and Reach a Person
Call on a weekday between 9am and 5pm Mountain and a person answers. Useful between showings when you have one quick question about sizes, thread colors or timing.
When Agents and Teams Order Through the Year
Real estate has seasons, and apparel orders follow them. The trick is ordering before the busy stretch instead of during it. Count back about 14 days from the date you need the box, and leave a few days ahead of that to settle the proof with your broker.
Showings and open houses pick up as the weather turns. Order polos and open house tees late in winter so every agent has a fresh set before the calendar fills.
Parades, farmers markets, neighborhood cleanups and sponsored ball teams put your name in front of future sellers. Light colored tees and hats suit long days outside.
Client parties and pie giveaways are common in the fall. A stitched beanie or a soft hoodie makes a gift people use, and it keeps your name around through the cold months.
New licensees join all year. Because there is no minimum order, you can order one or two polos the week someone signs on instead of waiting to batch a larger order.
A simple plan is one polo order before spring, one event tee order before summer, and small top-ups as the roster changes.
Embroidery and Print Choices for Custom Real Estate Shirts
Agents spend the day moving between a car, a stranger's kitchen and a title office. The shirt needs to look pressed after all of it. That is why the knit polo is the default, and why the decoration method matters as much as the garment you choose.
Embroidery is the standard for polos. Thread has a raised, finished look that reads as professional up close, which is the distance at which clients see you. It handles washing well. The limits are detail and size, so bold shapes and clear lettering stitch far better than fine script or gradients.
Polos made with polyester blends resist wrinkles and dry quickly, which suits summer showings. They also need care when printed, because dye from the fabric can tint light inks if the heat is wrong. On a blended polo, embroidery avoids the issue entirely. Tell us the garment and we will match the method.
Screen printing is the right call for event tees, where you want a large design and a lower price per piece on a bigger run. Each ink color adds cost, so a one or two color version of the logo is the practical choice. Direct-to-film covers full-color logos and short runs.
Color deserves a thought too. Navy, black, white and charcoal keep the focus on the client and photograph well in listing videos and headshots. A brighter brand color works nicely as thread on a neutral polo, where it shows up without shouting from across the room.
Listing Launch or Sponsored Event on the Calendar
Share the date and the pieces you need. Standard turnaround is about 14 days from proof approval. If the date is closer, ask, because sometimes it can be done faster.
Outfitting a Team Without Chasing Sizes for a Month
The slow part of a team order is rarely the embroidery. It is collecting sizes from a dozen busy people who are all in their cars. A little structure up front turns a month of reminders into a single afternoon.
Put one person in charge and give a deadline. A shared sheet with name, garment, size and quantity is enough. Ask each agent to check the size of a shirt they already like instead of guessing, since polo fits vary between brands and going a size up or down is common.
Decide who pays before you collect anything. Some teams cover one or two polos per agent and let people add extras at their own cost. Others treat apparel as an agent expense and place one combined order so everybody gets the better per-piece price. Either works when it is stated at the start.
Order a little wider than the roster. A couple of spare polos in common sizes cover a new hire, an assistant who helps at open houses, or a spill before a listing appointment. Hats are an easy extra because they need no size list at all.
Finally, send the proof to your broker or compliance contact before you approve it. It shows the logo, the thread colors and the exact placement, which is everything they need to say yes. It is far easier to change a proof than a finished box of shirts.
Real Estate Shirt Questions
Is there a minimum order for custom real estate shirts?
No. You can order a single polo for yourself or custom real estate shirts for a whole brokerage. The price per piece drops as the quantity goes up, and the studio shows that change as you adjust the number. A team that places one combined order gives every agent the lower per-piece price.
Can I put my brokerage logo on a shirt?
Check with your brokerage first. Many have brand standards that set which logo file, colors and layouts are allowed, and state rules may require the brokerage name alongside a team name. Send us the approved file and we will reproduce it as supplied. You get a proof to forward for sign-off before your custom real estate shirts are made.
Should agent polos be embroidered or printed?
Embroidered, in most cases. A stitched left chest logo looks finished at conversation distance and holds up to regular washing. Printing makes more sense for tees worn at open houses and community events, where a larger design is the goal. Both can go in one order.
How long do real estate team polos take?
Standard turnaround is about 14 days from the day you approve your proof, then shipping from Fort Collins, Colorado. If a listing launch or an event is closer than that, ask before you order. Sometimes it can be done faster.
Are realtor shirts and polos cut the same for men and women?
Not always. Some polos come in separate men's and women's cuts, and others are a single unisex fit. Check the size run and the fit notes for each garment in the studio, and compare against a shirt you already wear. Ordering one sample first is a reasonable step for a large team.
Can my license number or phone number go on the shirt?
On a printed tee, yes, there is room for it. On an embroidered polo chest, small numbers tend to fill in and become hard to read, so they are better moved to a sleeve or left off. We will flag anything too small on the proof for your custom real estate shirts.
Can I order hats or hoodies as closing gifts for clients?
Yes. Hats, beanies and hoodies make the easiest gifts because sizing is forgiving. Keep your logo small and consider adding something about the neighborhood, so the piece feels like it belongs to the client. With no minimum, you can order a few at a time as closings come up.
Do you make blazers, jackets or button-up shirts?
No. We do not make blazers, jackets, quarter zip pullovers, button-up dress shirts or yard signs. What we do make works alongside them, which is polos, t-shirts, long sleeve tees, tank tops, hoodies, hats and beanies, decorated with embroidery, screen printing or direct-to-film.
Where We Are
Olive Branch Apparel
706 East Stuart Street
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Put Your Name on a Shirt That Looks the Part
Open the studio, load your approved logo and see the price for your headcount. One agent or a full brokerage, you approve the proof before anything is stitched or printed.