What does the Aussie Pacific range include?
Most of what you will find here is polos, which is how most buyers arrive at this brand. Alongside them sit tees and singlets, hoodies, jackets, vests and track wear. The men's and ladies' polos cover everything from lightweight sport knits to a cotton-blend pique, so it is worth choosing by fabric before colour. Gsm (grams per square metre) is the fabric weight, and a higher number means a heavier garment.
| Style | Fabric on the product page | Where it fits |
| Murray Mens Polos | 160 gsm mini waffle, 100% polyester DriWear | Sport clubs and outdoor staff |
| Keira Lady Polos | 180 gsm pique knit, 80% polyester and 20% cotton, DriWear cottonback | Front-of-house and office teams |
| Tasman Mens Tees | 150 gsm microknit, 100% polyester DriWear | Team training and event days |
| Paterson Mens Hoodies | 300 gsm jersey knit fleece, 50% polyester and 50% cotton | Winter sport and staff warm layers |
| Olympus Mens Jackets | 320 gsm three-layer softshell, 95% polyester and 5% elastane | Outdoor staff and coaches |
Which Aussie Pacific style should you choose?
For a staff uniform we would start with a polo from our men's polos or ladies' polos and embroider it, because the logo lasts as long as the shirt. If the team works or plays outside, the polyester DriWear polos are the practical pick. If the shirt is worn behind a counter or at a desk, the polyester and cotton pique knits sit closer to a traditional business polo.
Colour is where this range is useful for clubs. The Murray polo comes in eleven two-tone combinations such as Navy/White and Black/Orange, and the Tasman tee in more than twenty, including neon, so a team can match its colours without a custom make. For a casual layer, compare the range with our printed t-shirts, custom hoodies and branded jackets. If you want a heavier plain cotton tee, AS Colour is the alternative to look at.
How do you brand Aussie Pacific clothing?
The product pages let you add one, two or three decoration positions, and a fourth is arranged with the team. The method depends on the garment.
- Embroidery is our recommendation for polos and jackets. It looks like a uniform rather than a giveaway, and our embroidered uniforms page explains how a logo is digitised.
- Screen printing suits tees and hoodies in volume, because the cost per garment falls as the run grows.
- DTF transfers handle full-colour logos and small runs on the polyester tees and singlets.
- Sublimation can give an all-over design on polyester in light colours, since the ink dyes into the fabric. The artwork team confirms whether a colourway suits it.
Ordering Aussie Pacific clothing
There is no minimum order, so a club can order eight polos as easily as eighty. Each order carries a one-off setup for the logo, which is why the price per garment drops from around ten pieces. Sizes and colours of one style can be mixed in the same order, and embroidery needs your logo digitised first. You will get a free digital proof showing the position and size, and nothing goes to production until you approve it.
Who buys Aussie Pacific clothing?
Sporting clubs and schools are regular buyers, because a player or student wears the shirt weekly for a season and the logo is seen at every game and event. Businesses with outdoor or customer-facing staff use the polos and softshells as daily uniform, so the brand is in front of customers on every shift. For new starters, a polo, jacket and branded cap can be packed together through our kitting service.
If you run a franchise or multi-site network and reorder the same uniform, ask us about an online store or uniform program, which keeps one approved catalogue for every site.
Ready to get a quote?
Choose the style you want, then use the instant enquiry form at the top of this page to send your logo and quantities, or call us on 1300 247 766. Your account manager will confirm the method and send a proof.