A women's short sleeve tennis polo featuring breathable textured mesh knit, a contrast-tipped polo collar, an open V-neck placket, dropped shoulders, and ribbed sleeve cuffs. The relaxed silhouette is finished with a wide ribbed hem for a clean, coordinated sportswear appearance.
This reference style is defined by how silhouette, construction and intended use work together before material and production specifications are finalized.
This women's tennis polo combines a relaxed body silhouette with dropped shoulders and short sleeves. The design features a burgundy textured knit body, a polo collar with white contrast stripes, a buttonless V-shaped front placket, ribbed sleeve cuffs, and a wide ribbed bottom hem. The fabric surface displays a fine, repeating open-texture pattern.
Designed for tennis-inspired sportswear and relaxed everyday movement. Development priorities include breathable fabric construction, comfortable movement through the shoulders and sleeves, neckline stability, and controlled shape retention at the ribbed cuffs and hem. Breathability and dimensional stability should be verified during material evaluation.
Material choice, stretch and recovery, seam positioning and fit should be aligned through sampling, wash review, fit verification and pre-production approval before bulk production.
Key construction and finishing details defined for this reference style.
Key construction points are reviewed to align seam placement, proportion and finishing before production.
A burgundy polo collar features contrasting white stripe detailing near the outer edges. The buttonless V-shaped neckline uses matching burgundy placket bands. Collar symmetry, stripe positioning, neckline depth, and the finish at the base of the V are key construction references.
The short sleeves extend from a relaxed dropped-shoulder construction and finish with matching burgundy ribbed cuffs. Shoulder positioning, sleeve opening width, cuff attachment, and balanced rib tension should be maintained through pattern development and production.
The polo shirt is finished with a wide matching burgundy ribbed bottom band. The ribbed hem creates a controlled transition from the relaxed textured body to a more defined lower edge. Key review points include band width, attachment accuracy, gathering distribution, and shape retention.
Material selection is reviewed together with composition, weight, stretch, recovery and wash response so the approved reference can be translated into repeatable production specifications.
The reference fabric is a 150 GSM football mesh knit with a stated width of 185 cm. The material direction emphasizes lightweight construction, a clearly defined textured surface, and suitability for a relaxed tennis polo silhouette. Fabric composition, stretch, shrinkage, and wash performance should be verified against an approved material sample before bulk production.
The style combines white contrast tipping on the burgundy polo collar, a clean buttonless V-neck placket, matching ribbed short sleeve cuffs, and a wide ribbed bottom hem. Key finishing priorities include consistent stripe placement, stable collar shape, symmetrical placket construction, and even ribbed trim tension across sizes
Before scale, the style is reviewed through defined references so material, fit, construction and finishing remain aligned from sampling into production.
Confirm composition, fabric structure, weight, handfeel, stretch and recovery against the approved material direction.
Review measurements, panel balance, seam placement and construction details against the approved sample and size requirements.
Check shrinkage, dimensional response, surface appearance and relevant performance requirements before production release.
Align approved sample, material reference, decoration standard and production notes before the style moves into repeatable bulk execution.
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