Focus on Schoolwear S261J Junior Skort
A perfect addition to any sports kit The S261J Junior Skort is a breathable and extremely lightweight, quick dry performance base layer, perfect addition to any young girl’s sports kit. The skort, with an integral sport pant, has a fl at elastic waistband and fast-wicking control which keeps the skin cool and comfortable. In sizes S to XL and available in both black and navy, this cotton elastane product can be decorated either with embroidery or transfer print.
www.spiroactivewear.com SPIRO
801 Female Polo and 804 Skort
A modern kit aff ordable for all
Four pieces of Chadwick’s iGEN games kit are now made from 100% recycled polyester. The recycled garments will incur no price increase on the current iGEN pricelist. The recycled range is going to be introduced to Chadwick’s 806 Unisex Polo, 801 Female Polo, 804 Skort and 803 Unisex Shorts.
The iGEN Games Kit is a modern school PE and games kit. Designed around Chadwick’s ethos of quality and affordability for the school market the iGEN kit is affordable for all without having to sacrifi ce durably quality, with the entire range being produced using hi fi lament performance fabrics all tested to exacting physical standards. Available in 14, UK stocked, iGEN colour combinations with no minimum order.
www.chadwicktextiles.co.uk Chadwick Teamwear
Made from recycled plastic water bottles One+All offers an Eco Blazer in girls and unisex fi t in black, bottle, grey, maroon, navy and royal and sizes 22in to 54in.
One+All Eco Jackets are available in black and navy in girls, girls classic and unisex fi t, and sizes 28in to 48in.
Eco Blazers and Jackets are made from polyester derived from recycled plastic bottles, which uses less energy to reduce CO2 emissions, and fewer bottles end up in landfi ll.
All One+All Eco Blazers and Eco Jackets can be personalised with four trim options, both in fl at-laid and bound trims.
www.oneandall.co.uk Eco Blazer
One+All
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