Focus on Schoolwear


WILLIAM TURNER Be bright, be seen


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o help keep children safer on the walks to and from school William Turner has updated and improved its hi-viz bag range. The popular stock infant and junior hi-vis backpacks have been redesigned with fluorescent shoulder straps to increase visibility.


Ideal for print and embroidery, the bags are available both plain or with school crests and logos.


www.william-turner.co.uk HENBURY


Principle factors of durability, comfort and size range


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hen choosing the perfect schoolwear the principle factors are


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always durability, comfort and size range. Henbury is renowned for its quality and kidswear is no exception. The Kids Double Tipped Poly/Cotton Polo Shirt (H459) matches perfectly with the Adults Double Tipped Polo Shirt (H450). Offering the comfort of cotton with the added durability of polyester, this is the ultimate option for when a hard-wearing and frequent laundering polo shirt is needed. Features include double tipping at the collar and cuffs, a classic three-button placket, dyed to match buttons and a distinctive Henbury stand- up collar. This polo comes in six colour combinations; white/ red, red/ white, sky/ navy, white/ black, white/ navy and white/ bottle with sizes ranging from 3/4years – 11/12years (with the H450 starting from XS up to 2XL), 65% polyester/ 35% cotton, pique 200gsm.


Hi-viz bag range www.henbury.com


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