Does anyone know a shop that sells solid colored polo shirts (example: solid white, solid black, solid blue) and can custom embroider a logo on the shirt pocket.

Thanks!

Yes I do. It's called Jitapa and you will find it on Srimanklajan Road about 100m in from HuayKaew Road on the Central side. Made company shirts there 5 years ago - both company and shirts are still hanging in there!

yes, I got about 30 odd done at Jipata. they are a big t shirt/polo shirt retailer and do most of the business for the university students.

A few shops, one on Nimmen road, the one I went to on Sirimangklajarn (parallel to Nimmen)

you can choose whatever colour your want from the colour card.

T shirt/polo shirt will cost you 120/130 bt and only 30 bht extra for any logo/stictching....but make sure you have your logo desiigned and on memory stick for them. good quality cotton....BUT make sure you get the size right. A western small is about tHAI large here. I made the mistake of ordering 10 large for some of my girls, but sadly I have to wear them myself

If i recall this good price was for minimum 10 order...mine were on 3 weeks lead in; I think most places are (except market people)

in fairness Jipata probalby the leading name, and not worth messing about with other wannabes to save a few baht.

take the memory stick in, they will put on their pc and design it with you, where you want it, size etc---great service and lovely girls!!

When i checked Jipata a few years ago , wasn't impressed with the quality of the shirts.

Difficult to beat Pratunam (Bangkok) - buy good quality cotton polo shirts on ground floor and up to 4th floor to do logos.

You can take an old shirt with logo, if you don't have an image; they are really good at copying the original.

Difficult to beat Pratunam (Bangkok) - buy good quality cotton polo shirts on ground floor and up to 4th floor to do logos.

That is where my friend got his company shirts made. I went with him (not knowing what the place was). If you don't know where you are going you could literally spend an entire day walking around that place. For people into clothes (or re-sellers or other people in that industry), it is heaven on earth.

Thanks all for the info!