INDX Shows: Class of 2025
Making its debut on 26-27 January 2025 at Cranmore Park, Solihull, INDX National Kids Footwear Show is a new trade exhibition that will run alongside the rebranded INDX National Kidswear
Making its debut on 26-27 January 2025 at Cranmore Park, Solihull, INDX National Kids Footwear Show is a new trade exhibition that will run alongside the rebranded INDX National Kidswear
Douglas and Grahame’s schoolwear brand, 1880 Club, has introduced two brand-new coats for 2025: The Anorak and The Puffer. Offering an enhanced fit, improved fabric feel and a modern design,
Source Fashion, Europe’s leading responsible sourcing show, will include a Egyptian Pavilion at its upcoming event on 18-20 February 2025 at Olympia London. With over 20 Egyptian companies participating, this
Printwear & Promotion LIVE! 2025, which takes place on 23-25 February at Birmingham’s NEC, will include several key returning exhibitors following a period of absence. Returning after perhaps the longest
Maped Helix, a leader in school and stationery supplies based in Kingswinford, has been awarded Employer of the Year at the Black Country Chamber Business Awards 2024. The awards not only
Printwear & Promotion LIVE!, the UK’s only exhibition dedicated to the garment and promotional product decoration industry, will open its doors in less than three months’ time for the biggest
Visitor registration is now open for Printwear & Promotion LIVE! 2025, the UK’s only dedicated exhibition for the garment decoration industry, which takes place from Sunday 23 February to Tuesday
With almost 30 years’ experience providing waterproofs for nurseries, schools and forest schools, Muddy Puddles’ waterproofs are designed for outdoor learning, suitable for Early Years Key Stages 1 and 2. Every
School and stationery supplies brand, Maped, is continuing to work towards a better future for children, with the entire Maped global team working together this year to build on the
National Weaving, a proud British manufacturer with over 30 years of experience, is setting a new standard in sustainable manufacturing for woven labels in the schoolwear and fashion industries with
Ideal for schoolwear, the R905J Junior Recycled Microfleece Top is an affordable, lightweight, easy wash and quick dry top from the RESULT® Genuine Recycled range. Offering a sustainable equivalent to
This Back to School season saw ToeZone introduce its most premium range of school shoes yet, setting a new standard for comfort, durability and style. Boasting innovative features, the collection
Get kitted out for term time with Quadra® School Essentials by Beechfield Brands and discover everything from bookbags and backpacks to gymsacs and holdalls, all available in a range of
Froddo’s school shoe collection is designed for all ages, available in sizes 25 to 42 and widths from S to L. Durable, with light and flexible soles, the shoes include
Schoolblazer has confirmed a merger with Australia’s Hancock & Gore group, owner of the Mountcastle and LW Reid brands in Australia and Argyle in New Zealand, to create a global
During the school holidays, Ealing Broadway shopping centre provided relief to local families through a free Uniform Store, which included schoolwear donated by SchoolUniformShop.co.uk and the local community. Commenting on the
New sustainable brand Little Green Feet will be returning to The Schoolwear Show in October offering school shoes made from recycled materials with no minimum order quantity and single sizes
Charles Kirk’s Eco Plus Sweatshirts, which are made from a unique fabric composed solely of 100% recycled polyester, are now in stock. Each sweatshirt saves an average of 28 plastic
Schoolwear supplier Zeco is doubling the size of its current Romford site, with planning permission passed to increase the warehouse from 40,000 sq. ft to 80,000 sq. ft. The work,
David Luke and its sportswear brand Juco are leading change in sustainable and inclusive design at this year’s Schoolwear Show on 6-7 October. Visitors to the show can learn more
Schoolwear Association Chair Matthew Easter and Vice Chair Marie Bradburn discuss key industry issues, including the new government’s proposal to cap branded school uniform items and the Association’s counter-response. Laura Turner: