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The EVO Pro Change Robe is a premium choice for a wide range of sports and outdoor activities – from elite athletes to event spectators. With the option to add team or club logos, it’s easy to create a personalised robe that’s as smart and practical as it is distinctive.
We’ve partnered with a wide variety of organisations – including Surfing WA, Surfing Victoria, Tough Mudder, Spartan Races, Rockfish restaurants, motocross teams, swim groups, and local SUP schools – all of whom have chosen the EVO Pro Change Robe for its exceptional performance, premium construction, and clean, unbranded design.
With a discreet exterior and no large logos on the back, there’s ample space for your branding, making it the ideal robe for teams, events, and professional use.
Print or embroidery?
Our robes are suitable to be printed on, or you can embroider them.
The robes have an internal zip in the lining under the right armpit which means you can access the inside of the robe and the underside of the outer fabric. Many local print or embroidery shops offer both services so you can discuss your ideas with them to work out what is right for you.
Generally speaking we would give the following guidance to achieve the best effects for adding logos:
Heat press print
Great for larger logos or text and for a high-impact look. It is also slightly easier to add prints to different areas of the robe. If you want to be more experimental – print is the way to go. Print is typically more cost effective than embroidery on a like-for-like basis.
Embroidery
Gives a premium, high-end finish, but works best on smaller logos. Very large areas of embroidery can weigh the fabric down and interfere with it’s lovely drape (as well as being expensive).
Remember with embroidery you are essentially puncturing little holes in it so the fabric needs to be heat-sealed where embroidered so you don’t loose the waterproof element of your robe.
Where can I add my logo?
You could even consider creating something down the sleeve. What looks best will depend on what the shape is you want to add and how subtle or bold you want the effect to be.
