Focus on Schoolwear AWDIS ACADEMY
The perfect sweat for layering
T
he AC003 Academy V-Neck Sweatshirt and AC003J Kids Academy V-Neck Sweatshirt
provide a v-neck
alternative to AWDis Academyʼs classic kidʼs sweatshirt and is perfect for layering.
The AC003 and AC003J are made with a soft cotton faced fabric that
creates an ideal printing surface as well as
ribbed neckline, cuffs and hemline for added comfort. Both are
available in sizes XS to XXL in a wide range of academy colours.
www.awdisacademy.com AC003 DAVID LUKE It’s all in the blend W
ith many prestigious and traditional schools requiring blazers and jackets that reflect the merit of their schools, David Luke is the choice for exceptional quality fabric. The David Luke Independent Collection allows you to create your own blazers and jackets to order, picking which fabric, fit, colour and finish best reflects the school. One of David Lukeʼs most popular and reputable fabrics within the collection is its wool. David Luke blends fine wool to gain softness and warmth mixing it with slightly coarser wool to add shine and body to the finished fabric. It is this blending of specific different fibre lengths which creates a strong, full, even and round yarn to optimise a consistent dyeing process giving a finished presentation of garment. To further bespoke the presentation and to brand it to a school, David Luke
Premium wool schoolwear
offers various embroidery, braiding, lining and button enhancements to give those final finishing touches. Although a very popular fabric, itʼs not just wool that can be found in the Independent Collection, but other alternative quality fabrics to. From poly/ wool to tweed, you can even pick a Venetian stripe to create a truly distinctive look.
www.davidluke.com
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