Personalised textiles and accessories for back to school

T-shirts, polos and sweats: the basics of a group outfit

The t-shirt remains the most personalised piece: the Kariban Base Ball model, with its contrasting raglan sleeves, gives a university style to a school or association outfit, while the Payper Sunrise, more understated, is suitable for a chest print for a sports day. The pique polo, available in short or long sleeves as with Kariban, dresses educators and reception staff with an embroidered logo on the heart side. For mid-season, the zip hoodie Kariban, with a contrasting inner hood, or the Payper Rio fleece hoodie, can feature a large design on the back. Women's versions, like the Sol's Pasadena polo, follow a fitted cut.

By brand

The items are organised by brand:

• Kariban, t-shirts, polos and parkas.
• Sol's, basic cotton items.
• Result, fleeces and technical jackets.
• Proact, sports textiles.
• K-up, bags and accessories.
• Kimood, bags and luggage.
• Yoko, vests and visibility clothing.

Softshell, fleece and parka: dressing the sidelines

For educators and volunteers who spend hours outdoors, the softshell jacket combines a windproof and water-repellent outer layer with a microfleece lining, a principle taken up by the Kariban jacket and Result trousers. The fleece with a zip collar Result, made from recycled polyester, can be worn alone in autumn or under a jacket in winter. Cold weather calls for the parka Kariban with a padded lining, or its softshell version with a hood, long enough to cover the hips. The sleeveless down jacket Sol's Stream completes the outfit without hindering movement. These technical pieces are usually personalised through embroidery or transfer, which are better suited to their fabrics.

Back to school and good deals

The Back To School range also includes sportswear, training equipment, backpacks, shoes, lifestyle junior, on the Back To School page.

Good deals can also be found in good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours.

Workshop and internship outfits for vocational high schools

The start of term also concerns vocational high school students and apprentices, who often need to arrive equipped for workshops. The work trousers Payper Worker Stretch, made from stretchy fabric with multiple pockets, support manual trades, while the Result Softshell trousers in a slim cut are suitable for service jobs. The overall Sol's Solstice Pro fully covers the outfit for messy jobs. On a construction site or by the roadside, a high visibility vest must comply with the EN ISO 20471 standard, which categorises these garments into three classes based on their fluorescent and reflective surfaces. The logo of the establishment or host company is applied via transfer.

Frequently asked questions

What marking technique for a club t-shirt?

Screen printing is the most economical for a large quantity with few colours, and embroidery provides a durable and valued finish on a polo. Transfer or flex is suitable for smaller quantities and individual names.

What does the grammage of a t-shirt mean?

Expressed in grams per square metre, it indicates the thickness of the fabric: around one hundred and fifty for a lightweight event t-shirt, over one hundred and eighty for a thick and durable model. A high grammage also makes the print clearer.

Cotton or polyester for a personalised t-shirt?

Cotton, soft and breathable, is suitable for everyday use and screen printing. Technical polyester dries quickly and is preferred for sports; it is also the only compatible option for sublimation, which is reserved for white or very light fabrics.

How to collect sizes for a group order?

Send everyone the size guide for the chosen model, with measurements in centimetres, rather than asking for their usual size. Plan for women's and children's cuts, and then keep the same reference to complete the order throughout the year.

Can a garment embroidered or printed at high temperature be washed?

It's better to stick to thirty or forty degrees, inside out, without a tumble dryer: heat can detach transfers and shrink cotton. An embroidery withstands repeated washes better than a print.