For schools and their parents' committees
School uniforms, made to your crest and your sizes.
A school uniform is not one order, it is a programme. Sizes change every term, new pupils arrive mid-year, and the crest has to look the same on the last set as it did on the first. We cut, sew and embroider the whole set on our own floor in Aba, which is why a resize in October does not mean waiting for a new production run somewhere else.
How this one runs
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Sizing and grading
We take the size split from your register, or measure a sample year group. Patterns are graded across the range so a small and an extra-large are the same garment, not two different ones.
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The crest
Digitally embroidered, not printed, so it survives the washing a school shirt gets. You approve it stitched onto real fabric before the run starts.
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Termly production
Book about four weeks ahead of when you need them. Mid-term resupply for new pupils runs off the same graded patterns, so the second batch matches the first.
Who orders this
- Primary and secondary schools
- Parents' committees buying as a group
- School proprietors opening a new session
Questions we get about school uniforms
- How far ahead should a school book?
- About four weeks before you need them. Termly production is planned rather than queued, so a booked slot is a date you can plan a resumption around.
- Can you match a crest we already have?
- Yes. Send the artwork in whatever form you have it — a file, a photograph of an existing badge, or the old shirt itself. We digitise it for embroidery and show you the stitched sample before anything goes into bulk.
- What if new pupils join mid-term?
- The graded patterns stay on file, so a resupply is a short run off the same blocks rather than a fresh setup. The new sets match the ones already in the school.