Sector
Schools Uniforms
A school uniform is worn roughly two hundred days a year by someone who is not trying to look after it. It has to survive that and still look correct in March.
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Overview
What schools needs
School supply is a sizing problem as much as a manufacturing one. A parent who buys a size 30 shirt this year expects the same size to fit the same way next year, so we grade the whole run against a single set of measurements and hold that spec across reorders rather than re-cutting patterns each session.
Durability is designed in at the wear points — knee, elbow, seat and pocket — and growth allowance through deep hems and adjustable waistbands genuinely extends the life of a garment by a term or more.
The crest carries the school identity, so it is treated as a controlled element: digitised once, stitched out for approval, then reproduced identically across every size in the range.
Requirements
What we design around
Colour-fast dyeing
Navy that is still navy at the end of the academic year, not grey.
Growth allowance
Deep hems and adjustable waistbands that extend the usable life of a size.
Consistent grading
The same size fits the same way across sessions and reorders.
Crest reproduction
One approved stitch-out, reproduced identically on every garment.
Garments we supply
- Shirts & blouses
- Pinafores & tunics
- Trousers & skirts
- Sweaters & cardigans
- Ties & socks
- PE and sports kit
Related ranges
Schools FAQ
Questions from this sector
Yes. Send vector artwork, or a clear photograph of an existing badge if that is all you have. We digitise it and send a physical stitch-out for approval before bulk production.
As early as you can. Digitising, sampling and approval all happen before bulk cutting, and the pre-session window is the busiest in the year.
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