TRENDY & CUSTOM SCHOOL UNIFORM MANUFACTURERS IN AUSTRALIA

Posted by ssashirts on October 4th, 2018

Being a school-goer does not mean that fashion and trends are out of reach for the students. In Australia, the board of directors for various schools are ushering in a fresh change by introducing custom made school uniforms that resonate perfectly with the ongoing trends. This helps make the students feel livelier and happier about coming to school. Uniforms are no longer a burden to wear for the students because of all the trendy additions to the attire that schools have introduced. This article will elaborate the elements of a custom made school uniform that are making all the difference.

Element #1: Collars

The collar style can sometimes completely change the look of a garment. The trick lies in using the right collar with the right style. For girls, the types of collars doing very popularly are Chelsea and Shawl collars. Some schools have even incorporated the cute Sailor collars in their uniforms, and the girls absolutely love it.

Element #2: Pockets

Pockets are another creative element that create a striking visual difference in garments. Some school uniforms in Australia are incorporating the look of pockets with covers, lapels, buttons, school insignia, etc. The shape of the pockets is also seeing quite a shift from the standard to inverted pleats, flapped box pleats and classic flaps.

Element #3: Sleeves

Sleeves define masculinity and femininity in a uniform. Various schools are experimenting with keeping short sleeved blouses for girls while giving boys the look of buttoned sleeves bush-shirt style. Fashion really comes into play where sleeves are concerned. Some schools in Australia have tried out the cap sleeve option for girls.

Element #4: Style

The blouse or shirt style of a custom school uniform really is the show-stopping element here. The straight style that works very well for boys makes the girls look far from smart – which is why, in order to make the girls look smart as well in the uniform, you need to pick a blouse style. Sailor style collars tend to go really well with blouses that are short and A-lined.

Element #5: Bottoms

Straight-legged pants for the boys that do not have any pleats are all the rage today in Australian schools – especially because they give the look of chinos. For girls, skirts with crimped pleats and completely pleat-less skirts are popular. Pleat-less trousers and skirts are easy to maintain as well, so people prefer this.

All the elements mentioned above are customised by the schools in Australia, resulting in the students looking smart and well-educated.

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SSA Shirts is an Australian owned custom clothing company. They specialise in manufacturing premium quality polo shirts, corporate shirts for business events and promotions, clubs, schools and sporting teams. Their experienced in-house designers and pattern makers are expert in providing exceptional comfort and fit shirts with style. All of their products are manufactured in their own factories in Australia and Asia.