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S253J and S250J
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Awesome kids’ beanie reflects trends as well as light
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eechfieldʼs Junior Reflective Bobble Beanie (B406b) offers much more than just the welcome comfort and warmth of its double layer knit. This must-have unisex product has classic styling and a self-coloured pom pom, but the real talking point is the pom pomʼs highly reflective fibres – something different, eye-catching and very on-trend. As well as scoring extra fun and fashion points that kids will love and retailers will really benefit from, these highly visible fibres give the beanie that added element of safety that parents always want for their children. Blending fashion with practicality and perfect for the journey to and from school during those winter
Kids
Paddle Suit
months, the beanie also suits garment decorators thanks to the generous surface area provided by its cuffed design. A TearAway label makes this product easy to rebrand too, while the four carefully chosen colourways are commercial big hitters and comprise bright red, bright royal, French navy and true pink.
Overall, this beanie is typical Beechfield: bang up to date and packed with those special in-the-know design details that really maximise potential for sales.
www.beechfield.com REGATTA PROFESSIONAL For the little kids and the big kids T
he Kids Paddle Suit is just perfect for rainy days. The suit is made from waterproof, windproof and breathable Isolite lightweight polyester fabric, making it the ultimate outerlayer for active kids.
As well as these features, the paddle suit has an integral hood, offering all round protection. A reflective trim to the front and back helps kids remain seen, and the part-elasticated waist and elasticated cuffs and hem keep kids mobile when theyʼre splashing in those big puddles. Finally, taped seams prevent water from getting in. Choose from classic red, navy and jem in a wide range of sizes, from 6 months to 6 years.
Protect school kids from the cold with the Kids Brigade II Full Zip Fleece. Designed for older school kids in mind,
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the full zip enables school kids to easily and quickly take the fleece off, ensuring nothing gets in the way of playtime. The 170 series microfleece has been crafted with Layer Lite fabric technology to provide lightweight warmth and comfort without the bulk – perfect for active kids.
The fleece also has a good wicking performance, which helps to move sweat to the surface to keep the wearer dry. Itʼs quick drying too, ideal for an unexpected downpour. Special features include a chin guard and two lower fleece pockets, perfect for keeping small hands warm. This is a great midlayer for kids, and with black, navy, royal blue and classic red available, you can match with school colours.
www.regattaprofessional.com April 2018 | 43 | SPIRO Keeping active youngsters comfortable
ncluded in Resultʼs new 2017 Youth & Junior brochure, SPIROʼs Junior activewear range is ideal for school PE lessons, as well as extra-curricular activities and beyond and features the same optimum technical performance as the adult range.
The S253J Junior Quick Dry T-Shirt
offers windproof protection and is breathable, quick drying and fast wicking, ideal for keeping youngsters feeling comfortable when running around. The S253J T-Shirt is available in sizes S/M/L/XL (ages 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 and 11-12) in black, white, navy and lime. The S250J Junior Bodyfit Base Layer
Shorts are performance shorts treated with Quick Dry technology to wick moisture and keep skin cool and comfortable and feature a micro stretch soft athletic fabric for ease of movement. The S250J Shorts are available in sizes S/M/L (ages 6-7, 8-9 and 10-12) in black. The S261J Junior Skort is windproof, quick drying, lightweight and breathable and makes an ideal alternative to the traditional sports skirt and gym pants combo. The S261J Skort is available in sizes S/M/L/XL (ages 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 and 11-12) in black and navy.
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