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Chesapeake Winter Gift Sets feature three touch-sensitive fingers, allowing seamless use of smartphones.
4+ Colours Available
from $46.06 to $40.59 ea
96 min qty
Branded scarves suit two distinct buyer contexts. Sporting clubs want woven merchandise in team colours, and businesses or event organisers needing embroidered, printed, or sublimated scarves for staff, gifting, or events. Knitted acrylic uses a jacquard weave to build club colours, stripes, and crests into the fabric structure rather than applying them to the surface. Fleece suits volume orders and seasonal giveaways where warmth and low unit cost are the priority, with screen printing or embroidery applied for the logo. Sublimation puts full-colour artwork across both sides of a lightweight polyester panel with no colour limits. Embroidery suits corporate gifting, hospitality uniforms, and school apparel across both winter and transitional seasons where a stitched logo reads as more considered than a print.
A conference or outdoor festival organiser ordering sublimation scarves as event giveaways gets full-colour artwork on both sides, no colour restrictions, and a lightweight item that every attendee puts on at the event when the temperature drops. It's the kind of giveaway that gets worn on the spot and taken home rather than packed away at the end of the day.
Acrylic yarn in woven and knitted styles holds colour well through repeated washing, making them a durable option for clubs ordering merchandise that needs to last multiple seasons.
Key Facts
Can the same style be ordered in more than one colourway?
Clubs ordering in home and away colours, or organisations needing different colour combinations for different teams, can order the same style in multiple colourways. Each colourway is treated as a separate order and carries its own minimum.
What is the difference between woven and printed styles?
A woven jacquard scarf has club colours, stripes, crests, or text built directly into the knitted fabric using coloured yarn, with no print applied to the surface. A printed scarf has artwork applied using sublimation or screen printing, and suits events and promotions needing full-colour artwork or photographic detail.
What scarf style suits a sporting club?
Knitted acrylic with a woven jacquard pattern is the most common format for sporting clubs, with the design integral to the fabric. Fleece with screen printing or embroidery suits higher-volume orders at lower cost, and both incorporate club colours, crests, and sponsor logos.
Which branding method suits corporate or event orders?
Embroidery suits corporate gifting and hospitality uniforms where a stitched logo reads as considered. Sublimation suits event giveaways needing full-colour print on both sides, and screen printing suits spot-colour logos on fleece.
