Focus on Schoolwear


Designed to support and protect girls’ bodies during school sports Did you know that 40% of students at secondary school are self-conscious about their bodies and as a result, don’t want to take part in PE and extra-curricular sports? Banner wants to change this. With help from experts in breast health research, Banner has introduced a sports bra with a scientifi cally informed structure and a school-appropriate design that supports girls’ bodies during school sports. The industry-fi rst sports bra boasts the following features:


• Wide, sturdy straps help to distribute weight evenly and increase comfort. • Full foam front provides modesty. • Firm under-band. • Racer back shape for increased comfort and to reduce rubbing. • Power mesh back panel for breathability. • High neckline to increase support and reduce the movement of the breasts. • Keyhole back to increase movement and make it easier to put on. • Fully reversible and choice of colourway. • White colourway can be worn under a school shirt with no visibility.


www.banner.co.uk APTUS Sports Bra


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Come and talk to us at this year's Schoolwear Show about how our scale, facility and product excellence can keep you fit for the future. See how you can benefit from our innovation and reliability to plan a successful 2025. Find out how our expanded operation offers more personalisation options for school uniforms, and Juco continues to develop inclusive sports products. With upcoming changes potentially effecting our market this show is one not to be missed!


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