Focus on Shorts & Trousers
An ideal layer garment with many uses The quick dry treatment performance fabric with fast wicking moisture control used in the S250M Body fi t base layer shorts keeps skin cool and comfortable.
Extremely lightweight and breathable, these are an ideal layer garment with many uses.
Also available in womens S250F and juniors S250J.
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TL580, TL581 and TL582
SPIRO Performing under pressure
Putting up a united front, the Slim Leg Training Pants from Tombo cater to everyone with the TL580 men’s, TL581 ladies and TL582 kids’ styles. Made in a 100% polyester piqué, the fabric performs under pressure, keeping the wearer cool during activities. Design features have been carefully selected, providing all the necessities: elasticated waist with inner drawcord, two zipped side pockets and a zip opening at the hem. The on-trend slim leg styles are available in men’s sizes XS to XXL, ladies sizes XS to XL and kids sizes 5/6 to 11/13 years.
Wardrobe staple black are available in all styles as well as an addition of navy for men and kids.
Tombo
www.tomboclothing.co.uk Don’t forget the rear pocket!
Barbara Stümer and Maria Palmer of Wilcom Europe provide some stand out tips on how to embroider above the rear pocket on tailored trousers, shorts and skorts.
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mbroidered logos don’t only belong on the front of polo shirts. If your aim is maximum exposure, don’t forget the rear or back position.
An overlooked embroidery position is the rear of tailored trousers, shorts, or skorts. Common for sports organisations, tournaments, and competitions such as golf, lawn bowls, and many more. • The position is usually above the pocket on the right-hand side.
• Frame with the pocket closed, ensuring the pocket bag (if any) is fl at and does not catch when embroidered.
• Use the smallest hoop possible. Sometimes, it’s impossible to have the top of the pant entirely in the loop. If necessary, we recommend
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using a pin to fi x the waistband to the backing and ensure the fabric is taut.
• Decrease or simplify the logo to a maximum of 4cm in height (or measure space available). Always get approval fi rst. • Set the start point at the bottom centre
of the embroidery to line up with the upper-middle edge of the pocket, ensuring a centred logo every time.
• Use tear-away backing (suitable for most fabric types) to keep the embroidery fl exible.
Embroider the back pocket for maximum exposure
S250M Body fit base layer shorts
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