Bulk & No-Minimum

The promotional-products model exists because screen printing and embroidery both carry a real setup cost, and spreading it over seventy-two units is how that gets absorbed. It is a rational model — it is just a bad fit for most golf events.

A club championship might have twenty-four players. A groomsmen gift is six towels. A company might want fifteen for a client outing. Under a case-minimum model, all three either overpay for towels they do not need or give up on the idea.

Because our designer is a retail tool rather than a quoting system, the marginal order is one. The only setup cost in the whole model is the $50 embroidery digitizing fee for a custom uploaded logo, and it is charged once per design regardless of quantity — so it is the one number that genuinely gets cheaper per unit as your order grows.

Per-towel pricing is the standard published pricing, and it is visible in the designer before you order anything:

• Embroidered: $19.99 for the Mini Tour Towel, $24.99 for the Tour Towel, plus $5 per text line and $5 per logo placement.
• Printed: $24.99 for the Mini Tour Towel, $29.99 for the Tour Towel, with no per-color charges however complex the artwork.
• Blank towels, with no decoration at all, are $14.99 for the Mini and $19.99 for the Tour — useful for pro-shop stock or when you want to add your own branding later. Order blank towels here.

The one-time $50 digitizing fee for a custom embroidered logo is charged per design, not per towel. Across a 200-towel tournament order that is 25 cents a unit; on a single towel it is the largest line on the invoice. It is the reason a one-off custom-logo towel is relatively expensive and a bulk one is not.

For large runs, ask. If you are ordering in serious volume, or you need a deadline met, get in touch with the quantity, the decoration method and the date — we will come back with pricing and a realistic production schedule rather than making you guess from a table.

Golf towels are a staple of event gifting for a reason that has nothing to do with cost. Unlike a branded hat that does not fit or a sleeve of balls that gets used up in a round, a towel goes onto the bag and stays there. Your logo gets carried around a golf course, at eye level, by someone who chose to keep it, for years.

A few things worth planning around:

• Lead time. Embroidery takes 5–7 business days to produce and printing 7–10, plus shipping. Order a sample early so the approval round does not eat your buffer.
• Decoration method. Sponsor logos and club crests almost always embroider well. A photographic design or a multi-sponsor board is a print job.
• Size. The Tour Towel at 22" × 40" reads as the more substantial gift; the Mini at 16" × 24" costs less and ships lighter for large runs.
• Sample first. The single most useful thing no-minimum ordering gives you. Approve a physical towel, then order the field.

There is no separate bulk process to learn — it is the same designer, used once.

1. Design the towel in the browser and check the live preview. Create an account so the design saves.
2. Order one. At standard price, with no minimum, as a physical proof.
3. Approve it in hand. Check the thread color against your brand, check the scale, check it reads from across a fairway.
4. Reorder the same design at whatever quantity you need. The saved design reproduces exactly, and the digitizing fee does not apply a second time to a logo already digitized.

For anything with a hard deadline or an unusual requirement, skip ahead and contact us first — it is faster than working it out from a web page.