A school buys kit against a calendar and a budget that were both set months earlier. What breaks that is a supplier who quotes one lead time and delivers another, or who cannot repeat last year’s colour when thirty new pupils arrive in September.
per style / colourway
a month · 2,500 a day
shipping not included
in-house team of 10
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House shirts, PE tops and shorts, tracksuits for travelling squads, staff polos and coaching jackets. Ten pieces per style and colourway is the minimum, so a single team, a single house or a single department can be kitted without ordering for the whole school at once.
The approved sample sets the standard for the line and repeat runs are matched back to it rather than re-interpreted. A shirt made this September sits next to one made two Septembers ago without an obvious difference — which is what makes school kit look like a uniform rather than a collection.
A ten-person design team builds the artwork from your crest at no charge, and the artwork and any technical pack produced for you remain yours. A badge and a colour direction are enough to start; a finished tech pack is produced to exactly as supplied.
Pupil names, house names, squad numbers and year groups are printed as part of the sublimation rather than sent to a local printer afterwards — which is where most of the cost and most of the delay usually appear.
Bulk production runs 10 to 14 days from approved specification, with shipping quoted separately. A written production calendar comes with the order confirmation, so a date can be given to a head of department rather than an estimate.
ISO 9001 for quality management, ISO 27001 for information security, ISO 28001 for supply chain security, and a Sedex SMETA ethical audit. Tell us which one your authority or governing body asks for and the document itself goes out with the quote, rather than a logo on a web page.
Yes. The minimum is ten pieces per style and colourway. Sixty runs on the same line, to the same approved sample and the same pre-shipment inspection as a bulk programme.
Yes. The second run is matched back to the approved sample rather than re-quoted from scratch, so the two deliveries look like one uniform.
No. A crest and a colour direction are enough — the ten-person design team produces the artwork, the colourways and the technical spec sheet at no charge.
Yes. Names, numbers and year groups are printed as part of the garment rather than applied afterwards, so they wear at the same rate as the rest of the shirt.
Both come as standard. The quote states fabric composition, GSM with its tolerance, decoration method, quantity and lead time. The certificates — ISO 9001, ISO 27001, ISO 28001 and a Sedex SMETA audit — are sent as documents.
Colour is confirmed against a physical sample rather than a screen, because screens vary. Send a Pantone reference, a hex value or a printed item and it is matched on the sample before bulk.
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