Result Ready-to-brand and tag-free jackets


Resultʼs YOUTH & JUNIOR range covers a variety of comfortable, multi-purpose garments constructed to withstand the rough and tumble of everyday school and leisure activities and where necessary, are EN1462 cord compliant. Garments in the range are also ready-to-brand, with easily removable labelling or are tag-free; making them ideal for easy neutral or self-branding to enhance brand definition.


R114J


Now available in new red and royal colourways, the lightweight


R114J&Y Micro Fleece Jacket is ideal for school, sports, walking and travel. Itʼs easy wear, easy care quick-dry fabric means it can be washed and dried in just minutes. It features an easy open front zip puller and two side pockets plus flat lock stitch detail and a covered taped neck seam. The R114J is available in sizes 2XS (3-4yrs), XS (4-6yrs), S (6-8yrs) and M (8-10yrs), while the R114Y is available in L (10-12yrs) and XL (12-14yrs) in black and navy as well as the new red and royal colours.


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Ralawise Perfect schoolwear staples


The Kids v-neck fully fashioned jumper MD19B from Maddins is the perfect schoolwear staple. Available from Ralawise, this jumper has been designed in 14 gauge single bed construction and made from 50/50 super soft cotton/ acrylic yarn with a soft finish for ultimate comfort for the wearer. Available in both black and


navy, this fully fashioned jumper has been designed with super soft anti-pilling fabric to help the garment last longer. For more information on schoolwear apparel and accessories available from Ralawise, including brands such as AWDis Academy, Finden+Hales, Fruit of the Loom and B&C Collection head online.


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MD19B from


Maddins


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