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The OGIO Jewel Polo in Pink Crush is a confident, modern colorway that breaks from the standard corporate palette and signals a brand that is not afraid to stand out. Pink Crush brings warmth and energy to OGIO's performance polo platform, making it a natural fit for organizations in wellness, hospitality, retail, beauty, and any sector where personality is part of the brand identity.
This color also photographs beautifully for event coverage and social content, extending the life of your branded investment well beyond the day of distribution. Constructed on OGIO's performance fabric foundation, the Jewel Polo delivers moisture-wicking comfort and four-way stretch that accommodates a full range of movement.
The three-button placket and finished ribbed collar maintain a polished, professional appearance suitable for business casual settings, corporate retreats, and client-facing occasions. Flat-seam stitching at key contact points reduces irritation during extended wear, and side vents along the hem promote airflow on warmer days.
The tailored silhouette is intentional rather than generic, meaning recipients are far more likely to reach for this polo on their own time after the event. That habitual wear is where branded apparel delivers its greatest return on investment: every use is a new impression for your logo.
For corporate gifting, the Pink Crush OGIO Jewel Polo is a compelling choice for women-led gifting initiatives, health and wellness programs, Pride-adjacent events, tournament contests, and onboarding kits where you want to communicate brand personality. SWAGHQ provides custom embroidery with placement on the chest or sleeve, minimum order quantities starting at six pieces, and standard two-to-three week production turnarounds.
| Brand | Ogio |
| Style | Ogio Pink Crush - Jewel Polo |
| Style# | LOG101-pink-crush |
| Color | Pink Crush |
| Fit | Tailored silhouette is intentional rather than generic |