- 1). Decide whether to purchase polo shirts from a third party or through a business that both sells and customizes shirts. When searching for polo shirts, evaluate the quality of the material. You easily can find plain polo shirts at a decent price but in general, cheaper prices signal lower quality shirts.
- 2). Select how you want to customize the shirts. For instance, you could place a business logo on the front corner and leave the back empty. You also could create a series of designs that mirror each other but retain unique distinctions.
- 3). Place an order with a business that personalizes shirts. Search for companies that are located nearby or explore online companies such as customink.com or spreadshirt.com. Make sure you understand the time needed to customize and deliver the shirts, especially if you place a large order.
- 4). Buy iron-on letters from a craft store like Michaels (michaels.com) so that you can use an iron to attach the letters onto each shirt. Iron-on designs average under $1 to more than $3. You can also add trinkets like colorful or sparkly rhinestones.
- 5). Gather some needle and thread or use a sewing machine to personally sew designs. Explore instructions through craftown.com/instruction/embroidery.htm or contact a local embroiderer.
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