New Kensington, PA-based Top 40 supplier Polyconcept North America (PCNA, asi/78897) has struck a partnership with UNTUCKit, a New York City-headquartered retail apparel brand that specializes in making casual men’s shirts designed to be worn untucked.

PCNA now offers eight men’s styles in regular fit with three of those also available in slim fit. PCNA is also offering one ladies’ style from UNTUCKit’s women’s collection. PCNA will sell all its UNTUCKit items as decorated products only. Distributors can find PCNA’s selection of UNTUCKit styles on their website at pcna.com.

The UNTUCKit Castello wrinkle-free long-sleeve shirt is part of PCNA’s UNTUCKit collection.

“We are thrilled to partner with PCNA to launch UNTUCKit in the promotional products marketplace,” said Alberto Corral, vice president of marketing for UNTUCKit. “Our untucked shirts not only look great, they’re incredibly comfortable too. Our styles paired with the best-in-class decoration that PCNA offers is truly a win-win for the consumer.”

UNTUCKit’s shirts use fabrics made exclusively for the company by what PCNA described as top-tier manufacturers from across the world. In addition, the brand’s products meet what executives said is high quality control standards; every shirt is tested five times to ensure it retains shape, color and strength.

“While the move toward more causal workplace attire has been ongoing, the casualization trend has only accelerated as a direct result of the pandemic,” explained Kate Boyce, vice president of PCNA Apparel. “UNTUCKit is a more elevated take on casual shirts that are perfect for both virtual and in-person meetings, yet versatile enough for everyday wear. I can’t think of a better time to bring this brand to market.”

With reported 2019 North American promotional products revenue of $818.2 million, PCNA ranked fourth on the industry’s list of the Top 40 largest suppliers. The new list is due out in the summer of 2021.

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