The corporate apparel that crosses every industry segment in Mexico. Pique cotton for the white-collar rotation, performance polyester for the Bajío plant floor, recycled poly for the ESG-aligned procurement policy. Embroidered at chest, screen-printed across the back, woven-label branded for the premium gift tier. CFDI 4.0 invoiced in MXN, USD wire for US HQ purchases, NOM-004 textile labels, USMCA declarations on file.
No other piece of corporate apparel gets worn in more settings. The polo moves from the Polanco boardroom to the trade-show floor to the engineering team's on-site visit without anyone changing clothes. It carries an embroidered chest logo cleanly, it works under a softshell in the air-conditioned office and on its own in the Bajío summer, and it photographs well in the corporate headshot and the conference badge photo alike.
We supply the catalogue brands that Mexican purchasing teams recognise — Gildan Heavy Cotton polo, Gildan Performance 3800, Port Authority L400, Sport-Tek ST350, and the equivalent Mexican-cut pique from Atlacomulco for the Hecho en México tier. The standard 220 GSM ringspun cotton pique is the workhorse. The 180 GSM performance polyester is the plant-floor and sports-sponsor segment. The 240 GSM ringspun combed is the executive gift tier. The 200 GSM recycled-poly blend is the ESG-aligned procurement policy.
220 GSM ringspun cotton pique is the working standard. 180 GSM performance polyester is the plant-floor and sports-sponsor segment. 240 GSM ringspun combed is the executive gift tier. Mexican-cut pique carries the Hecho en México claim and unlocks a different USMCA calculation.
Unisex classic is the corporate workhorse. Fitted women's cuts add 10–15% to the blank. Tall sizes (T-L, T-XL) for the engineering field team. Drop-shoulder fashion cuts are the marketing-led option.
Bordado on chest is the corporate standard — durable, premium, photographable. Woven label at hem is the gift-tier detail. serigrafía across the back is the trade-show option. DTF is the small-run and complex-artwork option from 10 units.
Standard knit collar is the workhorse. Contrast tipping on the collar is the premium detail. Three-button placket is standard; two-button is the fashion cut; hidden button placket is the executive tier.
MXN pricing before IVA 16%. Standard MOQ is 50 units for decorated imports, 100 units for Mexican-cut pique. Volume breaks at 100 / 250 / 500 / 1,000 / 2,500 units, with up to 28% off from 1,000 units. Standard lead time 7–10 working days; rush 4–6 days carries a +30% surcharge. Mexican cut-and-sew pique is 3–4 weeks regardless of rush.
Decoration hubs: bordado in Tlalnepantla, Naucalpan and León for embroidery and woven-label work. serigrafía and DTF in Iztapalapa and Gustavo A. Madero for the CDMX print runs. Cross-border drops to Laredo file the USMCA supplier declaration and the preference criterion statement; the same polo that walks out of a Silao plant for a US dealer event does not require re-invoicing in the US when the preference criterion is met.
For US parent groups buying through their Mexican subsidiary, we invoice in MXN via SPEI; for US headquarters buying directly, we invoice in USD via wire with the IVA 16% line shown for acreditamiento where applicable.
Polo volume splits across four programs. White-collar uniform for the Bajío OEM belt — Nissan Aguascalientes, GM Silao, BMW San Luis Potosí, VW Puebla, Stellantis Saltillo, Toyota Guanajuato — runs 5,000–20,000 units per model year for the engineering and management rotation. Trade-show apparel at Centro Citibanamex, WTC CDMX, Expo Guadalajara, Cintermex and Centro de Convenciones de Mérida runs 200–700 units per show. December aguinaldo gifts from Polanco and Santa Fe HQs run executive-tier pique with woven labels. Tech-company onboarding kits at IBM, Oracle, TCS, Globant and Wizeline run 100–400 units per quarter.
The fabric and decoration vary by program: ringspun cotton-poly for the trade-show and aguinaldo gift, performance polyester for the plant-floor and sports-sponsor segment, recycled-poly blend for the ESG program, Mexican-cut pique for the Hecho en México procurement policy.
50 units for decorated imports, 100 units for Mexican-cut pique. We ship a single decorated pre-production sample to your oficina before the full run begins.
Pique cotton for the white-collar rotation, performance polyester for the plant-floor and sports-sponsor segment, recycled poly for ESG-aligned procurement policy. Embroidery is the standard on cotton; sublimation on the polyester segment.
Yes — every garment that reaches a Mexican consumer or end-user carries a NOM-004 compliant care label in Spanish, with fibre content, country of origin, importer's RFC and domicilio fiscal. Bilingual EN/ES labels are standard for polos that ship to the US dealer network.
Yes — woven hem labels, woven chest badges and embroidered sleeve logos are standard on the executive gift tier. We confirm Pantone within Delta-E 2.5 of the master before production run.
Yes — we file the USMCA supplier declaration and preference criterion on every cross-border drop. Polos that walk out of a Silao plant for a US dealer event do not require re-invoicing in the US when the preference criterion is met.
Corp-Merch Mexico is an independent supplier of branded merchandise. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or an official partner of any apparel brand, OEM, dealer network, trade association or event organiser named on this page. Brand references are illustrative of the kinds of programs we run; they do not imply endorsement.