Focus on Headwear WILLIAM TURNER New hat range to expand collection L
eading accessories manufacturer, William Turner is pleased to launch its Head Turner hat range, joining its existing hat collection. The British family business, which has supplied school hats for summerwear and winterwear for a number of years, has decided to introduce bespoke boaters and caps after an unexpected demand in the market.
The specially made caps and hats are available in a wide range of fabrics including, cotton, micro-fibre, felt and straw. Customers can choose from a selection of colours for the caps multi-coloured panels and sandwich peak, amongst other customisable features. The new style hats can be supplied with embroidery from around £6, or plain for less. If youʼre looking for your spring collection of caps and hats, William
Turner has four main styles in stock that are available in all popular colours and are ideal for printing or embroidery. William Turner offers next day UK delivery on plain stock orders placed before 4pm.
www.william-turner.co.uk PENCARRIE
Winter headwear options
B366 BTC ACTIVEWEAR All headwear eventualities covered B
TC activewear carries an extensive range of headwear
ensuring you have all eventualities covered throughout the year. Beechfield has
introduced some great new fashion styles for 2018 including the B656 Faux Suade 6 Panel Cap featuring a self fabric strap with tri- glide buckle, available in four colours. Also
727043 Nike Legacy 91 Custom Tech Cap
B
eanie hats continue to be a popular choice amongst style savvy consumers and the Beechfield Hemsedal Cotton Beanie (BB366), made from 95% cotton, is an innovative take on the beanie trend with an activewear focus. Ideal for runners and outdoor sports, the high-density cotton microknit features a double layer knit, overlock stitch detail and a tear out label. Another winter headwear option comes in the form of Resultʼs Ocean Trapper Hat (RC032). 100% polyester with a polyester fleece inner, the hat is windproof with an adjustable stud fastener and provides excellent warmth to the wearer. Complete with a four panel design, decorative stitched ear flaps and reflective detail, the trapper hat is available in black/grey, navy/ black and red/ black.
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new for 2018 is the B682 Heritage Cord Cap with soft unstructured crown and four colours to choose from. There are also new MORF styles available with the B905 Ombré made from breathable fabric and seam free for comfort and the B940 Hoodie featuring a
flat lace adjustable drawcord hood. Result Coreʼs RC031XSoftex Beanie is lightweight with an oversized fashion style, available in 25 colours. The Result Winter collection includes the RC376X Braided Hat with its comfortable stretch fit and black contrast Polartherm Fleece inner making it windproof and warm. Nikeʼs range includes the 727043 Legacy 91 Custom Tech Cap, which boasts ultimate lightweight comfort and breathability available in five great colours.
Whatever your requirement, BTC activewear is sure to have what you are looking for.
www.btcactivewear.co.uk
INNOVATION SCHOOLWEAR Heads ahead
I Ski hat
The Head Turner hat range
nnovation stocks the three types of headwear which are popular within the schoolwear market and ideal for personalisation: baseball caps, legionnaire caps and ski hats The companyʼs baseball caps are 100% cotton, have five panels with stitched eyelet vents, a curved peak and adjustable back Velcro fastening. There is no centre seam which makes it easy to embroider. Its legionnaire caps are manufactured in the same way as the baseball caps but have a detachable legionnaire flap to help protect childrenʼs necks from the sun. And finally, its ski hats are 100% acrylic, super soft knitted hats which will keep your head and ears warm through these bitter winter months. They fit snugly round the head and are a double layer knit with a turnover cuff – ideal for embroidery.
www.innovationschoolwear.co.uk www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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