Table of Contents
Introduction
Our custom golf shirts have a lot of components and parts. So, what parts of a shirt are which? and how are shirts made at Go Low? To help you better understand your options we have compiled a comprehensive run down of all of them with images and diagrams to assist you in choosing what is best for you. Use the table of contents to jump to the section that you want to know more about.
Body
The main section of your shirt design. Choose your colour or pattern and you’re on your way to making your perfect shirt.
On our Low Profile collared shirts your choice of Body colour/pattern will also decide the outside Placket colour/pattern.
Options: Colour/Pattern
Collar
You can choose from two types of collar for your shirt. Low Profile (LP) or Traditional (T). They’re both awesome. A key part of our custom golf shirts.
Low Profile collar is our default – relaxed style and perfect for on and off the course.
Traditional collar – still modern and incorporates our beautiful one-piece-placket.
Low Profile Collar
Casual and smart. If you want to just pull it on and get out there, this is for you.
No bulk or fuss. Just beautiful lines and effortless comfort. As perfect for popping down the pub as it is for the club championship.
Options: Colour/Pattern
Traditional Collar
Classic and modern. Our Traditional Collar style is quietly reserved yet innovative. It is crafted a simple and elegant shape, constructed from a single piece of fabric.
As with all Go Low products you are able to customise colour, pattern and fastenings as much as you like.
Options: Colour/Pattern
Placket
What is a placket? The placket is the opening in the neck of the garment to allow the putting on, or taking off, of the garment.
Plackets have an inside and and outside. There are slight differences to how these work on our Low Profile Collar and Traditional collars.
Low Profile Placket
The inside of the placket on our Low Profile collared shirts is a single strip that sit’s behind the outside placket. You can choose this to be constructed of a different colour/pattern to the rest of the shirt body. The outside of the placket is decided by your choice of Body colour.
Options: Colour/Pattern
Low Profile Placket
On our Traditional collared shirts we implement our awesome one-piece-placket. As the name suggests this is made from a single piece of fabric (no seams = beautiful). Therefore, your choice of colour/pattern decides both the inside and outside of the placket.
Options: Colour/Pattern
Neck
The neck (technically, the ‘facing’) is the re-enforcing panel inside the neck that holds the branding and care instructions. It prevents a common weak point of shirts when removing them by pulling the upper neck. You choose the colour/pattern – branding colour is chosen by us for clarity.
Options: Colour/Pattern
Sleeves
This is an easy one, it’s the bit your arms go in. Having said that, there are options. The first is simple, choose the colour, pattern you would like for your sleeves.
Second, you can choose to have the optional Sleeve Bands. Again, the choice of colour/pattern is all yours.
Regular
This is our default sleeve. The full length of the sleeve is in the colour/pattern chosen from the Sleeves section and is finished with a minimal double row of top stitching. Simple but beautiful.
Options: Colour/Pattern
Sleeve Bands
Optionally, you can choose to have sleeve bands added to your shirt in a contrasting colour/pattern. Looks amazing and can really make your shirt unique!
Options: Colour/Pattern
There is a small fee for our Sleeve Bands. Please consult the price list or, when in the customiser, hover over the Sleeve Band options to see the price.
Fasteners
By default all Go Low shirts come with 2 fasteners but you can choose to have 3 if you prefer.
Note: There will be a small fee for our Buttons. Please consult the price list or, when in the customiser, hover over the Button options to see the price.
Snaps
Easy peasy to do up and undo. Our Snaps come in black, white and grey and are our default option on both Low Profile and Traditional collared shirts.
Options: Colour | x2 | x3
Buttons
These, are beautiful. Made in England out of a biodegradable by-product of the dairy industry. A choice of natural colours are available. If you want smart and formal, these are for you.
COMING SOON
Options: Colour | x2 | x3
Branding
Our logos and care instructions and yes, you can even choose what colour and where our branding is.
Chest
The main branding on our shirts is on the chest area just to the left or right of the placket. You can choose the colour to make it stand our or blend in. Whichever you’d prefer.
Options: Light | Dark | Left | Right
Sleeve
A discrete branding is placed on the sleeve area just above the stitch line or Sleeve Band (optional). You can choose the colour to make it stand our or blend in. Whichever you’d prefer.
Options: Light | Dark | Left | Right
Back
Every shirt has our logo on the back of the neck. Once again you can choose the colour.
Options: Light | Dark
Neck
The colour of the branding in your Neck is not customisable. We choose it for legibility based on your choice of Neck colour/pattern.
Note: The colour of the Neck branding (care instructions) is decided by Go Low and is dependant on your choice of colour/pattern.
Dropped Hem
A simple Yes or No here. Do you tuck your shirtn? choose Yes. Are you a ‘let it all hang out’ kind of player? choose No. With Go Low you get the choice.
Standard
If you don’t tuck in your shirt, this is likely the style for you. Simple and smart. And also makes it perfect for every day wear on and off the course.
Options: Yes | No
Dropped
If you like to (or club rules state that you have to) tuck your shirt in, this style is perfect. An extra inch of fabric on the back panel of the shirt helps stop it from untucking when you pick the ball out of the hole. Nice putt btw 😉
Options: Yes | No
Note: There is a small fee for our Dropped Hem. Please consult the price list or, when in the customiser, hover over the Dropped Hem option to see the price.
Making
See it in action
From start to finish. See one of our shirts go through every stage of production. From design to packaging.
