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What is the minimum order quantity?
We manufacture from 50 pieces per style. This makes us a practical partner for smaller schools, new year groups and pilot collections.
How long does production take?
Production timelines depend on the size of the order and are confirmed individually once quantities are finalised. We typically deliver first sketches within 7 to 10 days of receiving your brief. From there, the timeline for sampling, approval and full production is agreed with each school based on their specific requirements. Contact us with your order details and we will give you a precise timeline.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. We deliver to any country. Logistics and delivery terms are agreed individually for each partner school.
Can you work with our existing brand guidelines?
Yes. We ask for your brandbook, logo files and colour references at the start of the process. Every collection is built around your school's visual identity — not adapted from a standard template.
What age groups do you cover?
Our size range runs from 104 cm to 188 cm — covering primary through to sixth form. Our patterns are developed specifically for children and teenagers — fitted on real children's and adolescent bodies, never scaled from adult sizing. Children's proportions are fundamentally different, and every garment we make is built around that.
Can we see fabric and garment samples before committing?
Yes. During our first meeting — in person or online — we present physical samples from existing collections. You assess quality, fabric composition and fit before any design work begins.
What if we need changes after samples are delivered?
We revise until you are satisfied. There is no fixed limit on revision rounds. Our goal is a collection your school is proud to put students in.
Do you offer ongoing support after the first collection?
Yes. We support repeat orders, seasonal replenishment and year-on-year updates. Most of our school partnerships are long-term — we are structured to be your permanent uniform partner, not a one-time supplier
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