Focus on Schoolwear


Whether it’s a new blazer or a lunch box, you’ll find plenty of exciting options ready to offer your customers during next year’s back to school season.


BAGBASE A lunch bag that kids will love A


mong other exciting new products for 2018, BagBase launches its superb Sublimation Lunch Cooler Bag (BG960). Cleverly designed with school kids in mind, this super-cool cooler packs a must-have mix of practicality, hygiene and irresistible good looks. It also boasts everything that decorators need for easily applying imagery with real impact – a welcome bonus for helping boost sales.


Safety and hygiene is taken care of, since the cooler is fully insulated, BPA and Phthalate free, and even has a wipe-clean interior for keeping it fresh. Thereʼs an internal ID tag too, helping kids and teachers avoid any mix-ups in


SPIRO F


ounded as the activewear division of Result, SPIRO has become synonymous with providing co-ordinated garments to complete a team wear look. SPIROʼs JUNIOR activewear range is ideal for school and extra-curricular sports events, lessons and 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.


SPIRO garments are held in stock in every size and colour, offering clubs and teams reliable, consistent availability for uniform top-up or colour refreshing.


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Garments for school and sports events S261J


busy school dining areas. Itʼs the decoration potential that really sets this product apart – including its press- optimised decoration panel with HD sublimation image surface. This means decorators can apply striking imagery with the awesome levels of detail and clarity that todayʼs kids really love, even including photographic prints.


On top of that, HD imagery lasts longer too, giving this product the kind of lasting appeal and extra value parents look for. The inclusion of a TearAway label only adds to the productʼs versatility, making it quicker and easier to rebrand.


www.bagbase.com DAVID LUKE


When the temperatures rise offer a cooler option


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he David Luke City Short (DL982) is a great way to offer schools a solution to cover many of the current issues they face.


Managing uniforms with rising UK temperatures means senior girls and boys want cooler options. With gender-neutral requirements becoming a hot- topic for schools, shorts can be offered in the stylish shaped fit of the City Short and within a full uniform offer, complemented by the new Senior Bermuda Short (DL945) in a straighter fit.


The new shorts are available from stock with the City Short in black only and the Bermuda Short in grey, charcoal and black.


www.davidluke.com DL945


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