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A navy blazer and pants, a white polo and a burgundy hoodie.

Custom School Apparel

The cut and crest method vary by garment, from Oxford shirts and lined blazers to jacquard sweater vests and printed PE kits.

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Schoolwear Styles

Students wearing white short-sleeve shirts with navy pants and a skirt.

Classroom shirts

School blazers in beige, burgundy, navy and other dark colors.

School blazers

A white polo with red side trim and navy shorts.

PE kits

Graduation gowns with matching caps in five colors.

Graduation gowns

Two students wearing navy blazer uniforms with a tie and a bow.

Uniforms for Class, PE and Ceremonies

The fabric shapes how each garment hangs.

  • Classroom shirts
    Oxford shirts with shaped collars and button cuffs.
  • School blazers
    Lined blazers with patch or welt pockets.
  • PE kits
    Lightweight tops with elastic-waist shorts.
  • Graduation gowns
    Bound gown edges and a zipped front.

How the Layers Fit

The usual range is youth 2–16Y and adult XS–5XL.

  • Garment list
    Tops, bottoms and jackets have separate size runs.
  • Wearing season
    Knitwear fits under the formal blazer.
  • Size mix
    We grade each garment to its own fit.
  • Crest placement
    Shirt and pocket crests can differ in size.
White school shirts with striped ties, navy pants and a plaid skirt.
A school-color crest being embroidered onto polo fabric.

Crests in Thread, Cloth and Ink

School crests can be stitched, woven or printed.

  • School crest
    Digital artwork sets the colors and proportions.
  • Embroidery
    We embroider directly onto blazer pockets and shirt fronts.
  • Woven badge
    We sew on separately woven badges.
  • Print
    Screen printing gives a PE top flat lettering.
Folded uniform fabrics in pale blue, navy, khaki and plaid.

Shirting, Suiting and Sports Knits

Texture changes how school colors look.

  • Oxford shirting
    Oxford shirts show the fabric’s basket weave.
  • Piqué
    Piqué has a raised surface for polos.
  • Blazer cloth
    Polyester-viscose or wool blends shape a blazer.
  • Sports knits
    Mesh and stretch knits suit PE and team garments.

School Colors Beyond the Crest

School colors can run through the garment itself and the crest.

Navy checked school blazer with gold piping and matching pants.

Blazer piping

Narrow contrast piping outlines a lapel or pocket.

Navy tracksuit with green shoulders and white stripes.

Knit stripes

Colored yarn forms stripes in a sweater collar, cuff or V-neck vest.

Red and green plaid pleated skirts on hangers.

Plaid placement

We can center a skirt stripe and match the plaid through its pleats.

Blue PE shirt with white shoulder panels and matching shorts.

PE panels

Sewn color blocks identify teams. Sublimation can cover an entire panel of suitable polyester.

Hands guide a ribbed collar and navy fabric under a sewing needle.

Cutting and Finishing a Coordinated Range

Interlining and shoulder pads shape blazers. Shirts have shaped collars and working buttonholes. We cut, sew, decorate and press in-house. Approved partners may handle specialist dyeing, printing or finishing.

Custom Schoolwear Enquiries

Current uniform photos and a garment list help us quote.

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Schoolwear Styles, Minimums and Lead Times

Yes. Blazers take badges or direct embroidery. Polo crests fit beside the placket.
Samples take about 5–7 calendar days for shirts and polos or 10–15 for blazers and formal sets, plus shipping. Fees depend on design, fabric and workmanship. We credit 50% toward the matching bulk order. Sampling times by garment.
We can embroider a patch pocket before sewing it on, or attach a separate badge. Schoolwear production process.
Yes. Knitwear can carry jacquard motifs or contrasting ribbed edges.
Each style and color has its own minimum, typically 500–1,000 shirts or polos and 300–500 blazers.
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