Port & Company Core Collection Wholesale

The complete Port & Company Core family for screen printers and program buyers

The Port & Company Core program is the backbone of the catalog and the single most-printed family in the line. It spans the Core Cotton tee (PC54), the Core Blend poly-cotton tee (PC55), the Core Fleece hoodie and crewneck (PC78H, PC78), youth and ladies cuts, pocket and long-sleeve variants, and Core Blend jersey polos. For a screen printer or embroidery shop, Core is the default blank for a reason: dependable fabric, true sizing, a deep color range, and the lowest-friction reorder in the catalog.

This collection gathers every Port & Company Core style in one place, sorted by best sellers, so a buyer can compare the family at a glance and build a coordinated program. As Port & Company rebrands to Port & Co, the Core family carries both names, and the same trusted styles stay available under each. Whether you run a screen-printing shop, an embroidery business, a promotional-products company, or in-house decoration for a school or team, this page is built to help you choose, decorate, and reorder the right Core blank with confidence.

The Core family: styles and how they fit together

The strength of the Core family is that one consistent look and feel runs across every cut and silhouette, so a program can mix tees, fleece, youth, and ladies pieces and still look coordinated. Below are the core styles in the family; each links to its full product page with specs, decoration notes, and sizing.

Anchor styles include Port & Company KP55Y, Port & Company LKP155, Port & Company KP155, Port & Company PC54PFD, Port & Company PC78YPKT, and Port & Company PC01. Build your program around the silhouettes your customers ask for most, then add youth, ladies, and long-sleeve cuts from the same family to round out the order.

Style	What it is	Best for
KP55Y	Youth Core Blend Jersey Knit Polo	Youth/teams
LKP155	Women's Core Blend Pique Polo	Women's programs
KP155	Core Blend Pique Polo	Core programs
PC54PFD	Core Cotton PFD Tee	Core programs
PC78YPKT	Youth Core Fleece Crewneck Pocket	Youth/teams
PC01	Core Blend Recycled Tee	Core programs

Fabric and construction across the family

Every Core style shares the construction standards that make Port & Company the most-decorated wholesale line in the country: stable, consistent fabric from run to run, true-to-size fits, and a print surface that holds detail. That consistency is what lets a decorator dial in screen tension, ink, or stitch settings once and trust the next reorder to behave the same way, which matters most on the repeat business that keeps a shop profitable.

Within the family, the fabric story shifts by silhouette, lighter jersey on the tees, heavier fleece on the crewnecks and hoodies, but the family character stays the same so a customer who likes the Core tee will recognize the Core sweatshirt. That coherence is exactly what makes the family easy to sell as a coordinated program rather than a pile of unrelated blanks.

Decoration workflow: screen printing, DTG, and embroidery

Screen printing is the workhorse method for the Core family. The print surface takes plastisol and water-based inks cleanly, with crisp edges and solid coverage on both light and dark garments, which makes the family a safe choice for high-volume one and two-color jobs. For full-color art and shorter runs, direct-to-garment printing runs well on the cotton and cotton-rich styles, giving a shop a fast, no-screen option for small batches and online stores.

Embroidery suits the fleece and heavier pieces in the family, where a stitched left-chest logo reads as premium on a sweatshirt or hoodie. Heat-applied transfers and vinyl handle names and numbers for team and event work. The practical advantage of decorating within one family is that a single logo setup, screen, digitized file, or transfer, carries across tees, fleece, youth, and ladies cuts, so a mixed order decorates from one setup.

Match the method to the job: screen printing for volume, DTG for full-color and small batches, embroidery for premium logos on fleece, and transfers for personalization. Across all of them, the Core family delivers a durable, wash-fast decorated result, which is what a business, school, or team expects from custom apparel that has to survive real use.

Choosing the right Core style for the job

Start with the wearer and the use case. For a giveaway or a large event, the tee is the volume anchor; for staff or a premium gift, step up to the fleece crewneck or hoodie; for a youth league or a school, pull the youth cut; for a ladies-fit program, choose the women's styles. Because every option lives in the same family, you can serve all of these from one coordinated look and one decoration setup.

The comparison below maps the common decisions a buyer makes inside the Core family, so a decorator can guide a customer to the right blank quickly instead of sorting through unrelated styles.

If the program needs...	Reach for	Why
High-volume giveaway	The Core tee	Lowest cost per piece, fastest to print
Premium staff or gift	The Core fleece	Heavier, retail-feel, embroiders well
Youth or school team	The youth cut	Proper fit, matches the adult look
Women's program	The ladies cut	Tailored fit from the same family

Reorder and program planning workflow

The Core family is built for repeat business, and the smartest decorators plan around it. Tie an opening order to a confirmed count, hold a blank buffer in the core colors so reorders and rush jobs turn quickly, and standardize a program on a small set of Core styles so every reorder matches the last. Because these are core Port & Company styles available under both Port & Company and Port & Co, a program can repeat the identical blank season after season without chasing a discontinued lot.

For recurring accounts, schools, leagues, corporate programs, the family's reorder reliability is the real value. A shop that standardizes a customer on the Core family can deliver this year's order to match last year's exactly, which is what protects the account and keeps the relationship. Keep a wear-tested color story, document the decoration setup, and the program runs itself across seasons.

Industry purchasing scenarios

Screen printers and embroidery shops use the Core family as a default house blank because it prints predictably and reorders cleanly, which keeps production schedules and margins stable. Promotional-products distributors lean on it for branded merch and event programs where a recognizable, decoration-ready garment is essential. Businesses and corporate buyers choose it for uniforms, onboarding kits, and company stores that need a consistent look across departments and reorders.

Schools, sports teams, and youth leagues build spirit wear and team programs on the family because the matching youth and adult cuts keep everyone coordinated. Events, festivals, fundraisers, and camps use it for high-volume runs that have to look sharp and ship on a deadline. Across all of these buyers, the common thread is the same: a trusted everyday workhorse blanks program that one shop can decorate, reorder, and scale.

Buyer	Typical use	Family pick
Screen printer	House blank, volume jobs	The Core tee and fleece
Business / corporate	Uniforms, company store	Adult tee + fleece, ladies cut
School / team	Spirit wear, programs	Adult + youth cuts
Event / fundraiser	High-volume merch	The Core tee

Complete Core style guide

Every style in the Core family, grouped by silhouette so you can build a full program from one page. Each links to its product page with specs, sizing, and decoration notes.

Short-Sleeve Tees: Port & Company PC54PFD | Port & Company PC01 | Port & Company PC54DTG | Port & Company PC54YDTG | Port & Company CAR54I | Port & Company LPC54 | Port & Company PC55Y | Port & Company LPC55 | Port & Company PC54Y | Port & Company CAR54T | Port & Company LPC54V | Port & Company PC54V | Port & Company PC54C | Port & Company PC54R

Long-Sleeve Tees: Port & Company LPC54LS | Port & Company PC54LS | Port & Company PC54YLS | Port & Company PC55LST | Port & Company PC55LS

Tanks & Sleeveless: Port & Company LPC54TT | Port & Company PC54SL | Port & Company PC54TT

Crewnecks & Sweatshirts: Port & Company PC78YPKT | Port & Company PC78 | Port & Company BG614 | Port & Company BP78 | Port & Company PC78FZ | Port & Company PC78Q | Port & Company PC78PKT | Port & Company PC78YQ | Port & Company PC90Y | Port & Company BP79 | Port & Company PC78Y

Hoodies: Port & Company CAR78TZH | Port & Company PC90YZH | Port & Company PC90YH | Port & Company CAR78IZH | Port & Company CAR78TH | Port & Company LPC78ZH | Port & Company LPC78H | Port & Company PC78HT | Port & Company PC78HPFD | Port & Company PC78HC | Port & Company PC78H | Port & Company PC78ZH | Port & Company PC54H | Port & Company PC78YZH

Polos: Port & Company KP55Y | Port & Company LKP155 | Port & Company KP155 | Port & Company KP55 | Port & Company KP55P | Port & Company KP55T

Bottoms: Port & Company PC78SP | Port & Company PC78P | Port & Company PC78J | Port & Company PC78YJ | Port & Company PC90YP | Port & Company PC78YP

How the Core family compares to the rest of the line

The Core family is one of several Port & Company programs, and the best decorators choose between them by use case rather than habit. When a job calls for everyday workhorse blanks, this family is the answer. When the priority shifts, a softer retail hand, a moisture-wicking athletic build, a garment-dyed lived-in look, a bold dye pattern, or the lowest-cost high-volume blank, another family fits better, and you can cross-shop them through the related collections below.

Because all of the families share Port & Company construction standards, true sizing, and decoration-friendly surfaces, a shop can mix families inside one program when it makes sense, a Core tee with a Performance long-sleeve, for example, and still decorate from coordinated setups. That cross-family flexibility, combined with the depth inside each family, is what makes Port & Company a complete house line rather than a handful of disconnected blanks.

Sizing, color, and inventory depth

A decoration program lives or dies on availability, and the Core family is built for it. A broad, consistent size range, typically youth through extended adult sizes depending on the style, lets a buyer outfit an entire group from one family, and a deep color range gives a program room to match school, team, or brand colors precisely. Communicate the size range and color story to your customer up front, and the rest of the order, decoration, counts, and reorders, falls into place.

Inventory depth also protects rush jobs and reorders. Holding a blank buffer in your two or three best-selling Core colors means a last-minute add-on or a repeat order can ship without waiting on stock, which is exactly the reliability a recurring account expects from a shop. The Core family's wholesale availability under both Port & Company and Port & Co names is what makes that buffer strategy work season after season.

Why decorators standardize on Port & Company

Port & Company is the most-decorated wholesale apparel line in the country for a simple reason: it is built to be printed, stitched, and reordered at scale without surprises. For a screen printer or embroidery shop, standardizing customers on a Port & Company family like Core removes the two biggest sources of production risk, inconsistent blanks and unreliable availability, so the shop can quote confidently, schedule production tightly, and protect its margins. That operational reliability is worth as much to a working shop as any single feature on a spec sheet.

The rebrand to Port & Co does not change that. The same Core styles, the same style numbers, and the same construction carry both names, so a decorator can reassure a customer that the blank they standardized on is not going anywhere. If anything, the dual-name window is an advantage: a program is discoverable whether a buyer searches Port & Company or Port & Co, which protects search traffic and repeat orders during the transition.

Building a complete multi-piece Core program

The biggest opportunity in the Core family is the multi-piece program. Instead of selling a customer a single tee, a decorator can build a coordinated kit, a Core tee for the giveaway, a fleece crewneck or hoodie for staff and premium gifts, a youth cut for the kids, and a ladies cut for a tailored fit, all decorated from one logo setup. That bundling raises the order value, gives the customer a more complete program, and keeps every piece looking like part of the same brand.

Multi-piece programs also deepen the account. A school that buys Core tees for an event this spring is a candidate for Core hoodies in the fall and a refreshed run next year, and a business that orders staff tees is a candidate for a company store built on the same family. By presenting the full Core lineup, linked above by silhouette, a shop turns a one-off blank order into an ongoing, coordinated program that reorders season after season.

FAQs about the Port & Company Core family

What is the Port & Company Core family?

The Port & Company Core program is the backbone of the catalog and the single most-printed family in the line. This collection gathers every Core style in one place, sorted by best sellers.

Which Core style should I start a program with?

Start with the Core tee as the volume anchor, then add the fleece for premium pieces and the youth or ladies cuts to cover the whole group. Every style shares the same look so the program stays coordinated.

How do these decorate?

Screen printing for volume, direct-to-garment for full-color and small batches, embroidery for premium logos on fleece, and heat transfer for names and numbers. One logo setup carries across the whole family.

Are youth and ladies cuts available?

Yes. The family includes youth and women's fits that match the adult styles, so a school, team, or company program can outfit everyone from one coordinated look.

Can I reorder to match a previous run?

Yes. These are core Port & Company styles, available under both Port & Company and Port & Co, so reorders match earlier jobs exactly, which is what recurring accounts depend on.

Is the Core family good for screen printing at volume?

It is built for it. The print surface takes plastisol and water-based inks cleanly with crisp edges on light and dark garments, which makes it a dependable house blank for high-volume one and two-color jobs.

What is the difference between Port & Company and Port & Co?

They are the same brand mid-rebrand, Port & Company is the established name and Port & Co is the new one. The same Core styles and style numbers carry both names, so either search finds the same blank.

Who buys the Core family?

Screen printers, embroidery shops, promotional distributors, businesses, schools, sports teams, events, and fundraisers, anyone who needs a trusted, decoration-ready wholesale program that scales and reorders reliably.

How do I plan reorders for a recurring program?

Standardize on a few Core styles, hold a blank buffer in your core colors, and document the decoration setup. The family's reorder reliability lets you deliver this season's order to match last season's.

Does the Core family come in extended and youth sizes?

Yes. Depending on the style, the family runs from youth through extended adult sizes, with matching ladies cuts, so one program can cover an entire school, team, or company without leaving the family or breaking the coordinated look.

Can I mix the Core family with other Port & Company families in one order?

Yes. All Port & Company families share construction standards, true sizing, and decoration-friendly surfaces, so you can combine a Core piece with a Performance, Core, or Beach Wash style in the same program and still decorate from coordinated setups.

Related Port & Company collections

Explore the other Port & Company family collections: Port & Company Fan Favorite, Port & Company Performance, Port & Company Beach Wash pigment-dyed, Port & Company Tie-Dye, Port & Company Essential. Or shop by category in the Port & Company t-shirts, Port & Company hoodies, Port & Company fleece, hoodies & sweatshirts, polo shirts, youth apparel, women's apparel, and all Port & Company apparel.