Happy Client Case: Treske
Last Updated: 14 September 2026
Key Points
- Treske ordered custom black embroidered polo shirts for their team, featuring the Treske logo and the “Specialist in Business Resilience” tagline on the left chest.
- The polos are mercerised cotton with a soft, breathable finish, available in both men’s and women’s cuts for a consistent team look across the whole group.
- Embroidery holds its shape and colour through regular washing far better than print, making it the right choice for a team that wears their polos frequently.
- Daniel confirmed all the polos had arrived and said they looked great.
About Treske
Treske is an Australian consultancy that specialises in business resilience, helping organisations prepare for, respond to, and recover from disruption. Daniel Sargent from their team contacted Cubic Promote to order branded polo shirts for both men and women, giving the Treske team a consistent, professional look for client meetings, site visits, and corporate events.
How We Put the Order Together
Daniel needed polos that looked sharp in a corporate setting and held up well with regular wear. Mary from our team walked him through the options and recommended the Solid Mercerised Polo in black. Mercerised cotton has a subtle sheen that lifts the finish from casual to corporate without adding bulk or stiffness, and it sits well across both men’s and women’s cuts so the whole team looks consistent.
From there, we followed our four-step process:
- Confirmed the black mercerised polo for both men’s and women’s styles, with logo placement on the left chest.
- Sent a free quote within the hour, and because the order covered two styles in bulk, the per-unit cost came to a sensible level for a team apparel order.
- Set up the Treske logo and “Specialist in Business Resilience” tagline for embroidery. The rectangular logo block with the dot grid and pink wordmark translated cleanly into stitching, with the tagline sitting neatly underneath.
- Client approved the mock-up; we pushed the polos into production and shipped them from our Sydney warehouse.
Client’s Feedback To Our Final Merchandise
Daniel wrote to Mary after the delivery landed:
“Yes, all received and they look great. Thank you.”
Mary Haycell Aguirre is our account manager who specialises in corporate apparel and team uniform orders. For this order, Mary recommended embroidery over print for one practical reason, which is a stitched logo on dark fabric holds its definition and colour through repeated washing. In contrast, a printed logo on black can soften or fade over time. For a team that wears their polos regularly in front of clients, it is how we stand out.
How Embroidered Polos Hold Their Value Over Time
A polo shirt that gets worn to client meetings, events, and site visits earns its cost back quickly because every wear puts the brand in front of someone new. The key is making sure the logo still looks sharp after the twentieth wash, and that is where embroidery makes a real difference. Unlike a printed logo that can crack or fade on dark fabric, stitched embroidery keeps its definition and colour wash after wash, which means the shirt still looks professional months into regular use.
For businesses ordering team apparel in bulk, a mercerised polo is a practical choice because the fabric resists pilling, holds its shape, and looks more polished than a standard cotton tee without being uncomfortable to wear all day.
