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Focus on College Kit Designed for everyday use


The Settlement 2 from The Outdoors Company is a practical and sustainably designed product aimed at everyday convenience and mobility. Built using EcoSystem 600D fabric made entirely from recycled post-consumer water bottles, it refl ects a strong commitment to environmentally responsible materials without compromising durability.


Designed for life on the move, the Settlement 2 offers a compact yet functional storage solution, ideal for carrying essentials during travel, commuting, or outdoor activities. Its streamlined design allows it to be worn comfortably either around the waist or across the body, providing fl exibility and hands-free ease.


The product features a secure zippered closure to keep belongings safe, along with an adjustable webbing strap that ensures a comfortable fi t for different users. Inside, a mesh storage sleeve helps organise smaller items, making it easy to access essentials quickly when needed. Overall, Settlement 2 combines sustainability, functionality, and modern styling. Its lightweight construction and practical features make it well-suited for individuals seeking a reliable, eco-conscious accessory for daily use or travel, while maintaining a clean and versatile aesthetic.


www.theoutdoorscompany.co.uk Settlement 2


The Outdoors Company


Stay hydrated at college


TriDri TR700 Vacuum Sports Water Bottle


What does every student need? A water bottle they can rely on from morning lectures to late-night study sessions. The TriDri TR700 Vacuum Sports Water Bottle with fl ip-up straw is an everyday essential for busy student life. Designed for both hot and cold drinks, this 750ml bottle is the perfect size to pop into a car or bike cup holder, while the convenient folding handle makes it easy to carry on the go. The removable internal straw allows for easy cleaning, keeping things simple and practical. Available in classic black or brushed steel, this sleek bottle is great for keeping students hydrated throughout the day.


www.tridriactive.com TriDri


Decorating sublimated schoolwear with the right transfer


Protect your school logo from colour bleeding on polyester and heavily dyed fabrics using Supacolour’s Blocker transfer.


Applying a standard DTF transfer isn’t enough to withhold the colour, vibrancy and durability that school sports kits, PE tops, and team jackets require. They’re some of the hardest garments to decorate.


Supacolour’s Blocker (BL) transfer is built specifi cally for this. A specialist blocking layer sits between the fabric and the design, preventing dye migration and ensuring colour accuracy, even on bold, heavily saturated grounds. With the ability to withstand 85+ washes, you can decorate with confi dence that your school’s logo, name, or number will hold up through sports days, PE lessons, and regular laundering. School wear is a high-volume, repeat-order business. Getting it right builds reputation and long-term contracts. With Supacolour’s ability to Pantone match and withstand colour consistency, you can keep your repeat orders consistent. To request blocker samples, contact the Supacolour UK team.


www.supacolour.co.uk www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk Supacolour June 2026 | 25 |


Supacolour’s Blocker transfer


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