The KERVIMO 68001 is a catalog-listed short-sleeve polo with a defined fabric composition, weight and size range. Use those details to shortlist the style, then confirm fit, shade and decoration on a sample before building a team order.
Start with the product facts
The supplied catalog lists model 68001 as a polo with 50% cotton, 45% polyester and 5% elastane, a fabric weight of 190 ± 5 g/m², and sizes S–6XL. The source page also calls out a classic collar, a neat sleeve cuff and a smooth hem. Treat these as shortlist information; ask KERVIMO to confirm the current specification, size chart and available colors for the order you are quoting.
Fabric composition and weight do not by themselves establish how a style will feel on every wearer or how it will perform after repeated laundering. Request a sample and the care label when hand feel, shrinkage, shade or maintenance requirements affect the decision.
Match the fit to the shift
Before collecting sizes, decide how the polo will be worn: tucked or untucked, alone or under a zip layer, and during desk work, reception, retail service or light movement. Check body length, chest ease, shoulder position and sleeve opening on representative wearers. Use the product’s own size chart; do not transfer measurements from a different polo or assume the same label size fits identically across styles.
For a mixed team, record quantities by size and note any size exchanges needed for sample review. Confirm whether the quoted size run covers the entire team before publishing an internal order form.
Specify the logo at real size
Send a clean logo file and state its intended width, height and position. Left chest is a common starting point for a restrained corporate mark, but the right placement depends on the logo shape, wearer visibility and collar/button area. If you are considering sleeve or back branding, specify each location separately.
Ask for a decoration recommendation against the actual artwork and fabric. Fine lines, small letters and large solid areas can look different across embroidery, print and transfer methods. Review the sample or a production-equivalent strike-off before approving the full run.
Build a reliable size and color schedule
Use one order sheet with columns for team or department, color, size, quantity and name personalization if needed. Keep the approved color reference with the product model rather than relying on a screen capture. If the team is split across locations, define whether all groups use one color or whether a role-specific color is intentional.
68001 polo approval checklist
- Confirm model 68001, current specification and size chart
- Check fit on representative wearers and record any size changes
- Approve a physical shade reference where color matching matters
- Provide artwork, logo dimensions, garment view and decoration method
- Confirm quantity by color and size, sample plan and required date
See the KERVIMO 68001 product page and custom polo collection. In a project inquiry, include model 68001, your size split, artwork and target delivery date.
Frequently asked questions
What are the listed 68001 fabric and size details?
The supplied catalog lists 50% cotton, 45% polyester, 5% elastane, 190 ± 5 g/m² and sizes S–6XL. Confirm the current specification and measurements against the sample and written quote.
Can I approve the color from the product image?
Use the image to compare options, but approve a sample or fabric reference when exact shade is important.