Your logo on a TravisMathew quarter-zip. That’s the client gift nobody quietly donates to the office coat closet.
TravisMathew. Golfers recognize this brand and genuinely want to wear it, which puts it in rare company among corporate gifting options. When your logo sits alongside the TravisMathew mark, it borrows that credibility on the course, in the office, and everywhere in between. These are keeper items, not giveaway clutter.
This 1/4-zip is the move for golf tournament prizes, client appreciation drops, and team outfitting where the garment has to pull its weight. Clean upper chest and back panels give embroidery a polished landing spot on an already sharp silhouette.
The cotton-rich blend is noticeably soft with just enough elastane stretch to move naturally all day. A covered front zipper placket and rib knit cuffs finish the look with a tailored edge that holds up through repeated wear and easy machine washing.
- Brushed interior fleece delivers real warmth without bulk, premium in-hand and on the hanger when it lands as a gift.
- Cotton-dominant blend with stretch stays comfortable from the first tee through a post-round client dinner.
- Covered zipper placket and rib knit cuffs keep the silhouette polished so your logo sits on a sharp, professional garment.
- Easy wash and wear means recipients use it regularly, keeping your brand visible long after the event wraps.
Golf Tournament Gift VIP Client Gift Holiday Gifts Sales Team Uniform Company Retreat Fabric6.8-oz, 49/46/5 cotton/polyester/elastaneInteriorBrushed fleece liningConstructionRib knit cuffs and hemCareEasy wash and wearConsultant Note
Embroidery is the strongest decoration choice for this fabric, and the left side chest is the cleanest open canvas for a company logo since TravisMathew’s own marks occupy the left hem and center back neck. Left and right bicep, cuffs, small upper back center, upper back left, and upper back right placements are all available for secondary logos or event branding, with patch options also on the table if your artwork calls for it.
