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Apparel systems

Five systems. One wardrobe.

How every garment in a school connects. Read each system, then use the explorer to filter by age group, role and occasion.

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The five wardrobes

Core apparel system
Daily school identity

Core

The academic uniform from Early Years to Class XII: shirts, pinafores, skirts, trousers, ties, belts and blazers.

Active apparel system
Sports, PE and house

Active

PE kit, house colours and team jerseys built for movement, always inside the school palette.

Represent apparel system
Leadership, events, travel

Represent

Prefect blazers, sashes, badges and event wear for the moments a school is on show.

Professional apparel system
Faculty and support staff

Professional

Sarees, kurtas, blazers and polos for teachers, front office, transport and security.

Community apparel system
Parents, alumni, celebrations

Community

Hoodies, polos and caps that carry the school's name beyond the gate.

The five systems

What each system does.

Each one shares your colours, crest placement and signature details.

Core apparel: Two primary pupils in coordinated sky blue short sleeve shirts and medium grey school bottoms.Illustrative · I–V · Primary daily wear
System 1 of 5

Core · Daily school identity

The daily academic uniform, Early Years to Class XII.

  • Shirts, pinafores, skirts, shorts and trousers
  • Ties, belts and socks in school colours
  • Seasonal sweaters and blazers

Why it matters: Sets the core identity every other system refers to.

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More Core examples · by student stage

Two early years pupils in plain white polos and navy school bottoms outside a classroom.
LKG–UKGEarly years daily wear
Two middle school pupils in coordinated sage green shirts and beige school bottoms.
VI–VIIIMiddle school daily wear
Senior pupils walking together in comfortable white shirts and navy school bottoms.
IX–XIISenior daily wear
Front and back views of a plain light blue polo with navy collar and sleeve trim.
Garment detailEveryday polo
System 2 of 5

Active · Sports, PE and house

PE, house and team wear built for movement.

  • PE tees, shorts and track pants
  • House polos inside the school palette
  • Team kits and warm-up layers

Why it matters: Creates energy and house spirit without leaving the school identity.

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Active apparel: Middle school pupils stretching outdoors in teal and ivory PE polos with navy track pants.Illustrative · VI–VIII · Movement and PE

More Active examples · by student stage

Kindergarten children playing a gentle beanbag game with a teacher in coordinated sportswear.
LKG–UKGEarly years active play
Primary children running a relay in ivory and navy sportswear with fine orange detailing.
I–VPrimary PE and games
Senior pupils with skipping ropes in navy, ivory and orange sports polos.
IX–XIISenior PE and activity
Students in green and navy house sportswear carrying plain sports equipment.
House wearHouse identity
Senior students in navy competition kit with a football and volleyball.
CompetitionCompetition kit
Red, blue, green and yellow house sports T-shirts with coordinated navy panels.
Garment detailHouse sports T-shirts
A school team and coach in matching navy team wear arriving at an inter-school competition with a trophyIllustrative
Representing the school: team wear for competitions, coordinated from students to coach.
Represent apparel: Senior pupils representing their school at an event in burgundy and ivory polos with charcoal grey bottoms.Illustrative · IX–XII · Senior events and representation
System 3 of 5

Represent · Leadership, events, travel

Leadership, events, competitions and travel.

  • Prefect and council blazers, sashes, badges
  • Event and exhibition wear
  • Travel polos, cargos and caps

Why it matters: Makes the school confident and recognisable in public.

Show Represent garments

More Represent examples · by student stage

Early years pupils holding colourful pinwheels at a school celebration in sky blue polos and grey bottoms.
LKG–UKGEarly years school celebration
Primary pupils and a teacher exploring plants in coordinated sage, olive and beige apparel.
I–VPrimary educational outing
Middle school pupils and a teacher visiting a science museum, with pupils in matching teal, ivory and navy polos.
VI–VIIIMiddle school external representation
Senior student leaders in plain white shirts with navy and orange tie and bow details.
LeadershipStudent leadership
System 4 of 5

Professional · Faculty and support staff

Faculty, administration and support teams.

  • Faculty sarees, kurtas and blazers in school colours
  • Front-office and admin uniforms
  • Transport and security apparel

Why it matters: Extends the identity to the adults students and parents meet every day.

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Professional apparel: Faculty in coordinated shirts, polo, kurta and sari discussing together on campus.Illustrative · Faculty · Everyday faculty apparel

More Professional examples · by role

Male and female PE teachers in practical navy, ivory and orange sports apparel.
Activity staffPE and activity staff
Front office and support staff in coordinated navy and pink apparel beside a plain yellow bus.
Front office and supportFront office and support staff
Transport and support staff in blue and navy uniforms beside a plain yellow school bus.
Transport and supportTransport and support staff
Front and back views of a navy staff polo with white and gold side detailing.
Garment detailStaff polo
Community apparel: Front and back views of an ivory alumni polo with burgundy sleeves and gold and grey side accents.Illustrative · Garment detail · Alumni polo
System 5 of 5

Community · Parents, alumni, celebrations

Parents, alumni and celebrations beyond campus.

  • Alumni hoodies, polos and caps
  • Sports-day supporter tees
  • Volunteer and celebration apparel

Why it matters: Keeps the wider school family connected.

Show Community garments

More Community examples · by role

A family and a young adult talking on campus in coordinated navy and ivory apparel.
Parents and familyParent and family belonging
Parents and alumni chatting at a campus gathering in plain coordinated casual apparel.
Parents and alumniAlumni and parent community
Uniform looks

The details that make it yours.

Named looks make garments easy to discuss in a management meeting. All are shown in one sample identity; yours use your colours and crest.

Senior students in navy blazers

The Assembly Blazer

Senior IX–XII · Core
Primary children in uniform

The First Bell

Primary I–V · Core
Prefects on stage

The Prefect's Blazer

Senior · Represent
Striped school tie and prefect pin

The House Stripe

All grades · Detail
Apparel Systems Explorer

Find what fits your school.

Combine filters to see relevant garment groups. All images show one illustrative identity.

12 garment groups shownDiscuss these categories
Early Years daily wear
CoreEarly YearsDaily

Early Years daily wear

Soft knit polos, elastic waists and easy closures so the youngest learners dress, play and move without help.

Fabric: Soft cotton-rich knit · Care: Machine wash, quick dry

Linked collection: Core (5)
Primary daily uniform
CorePrimaryDaily

Primary daily uniform

Shirt and striped tie with pinafore or shorts. Neat for assembly, practical for the classroom.

Fabric: Breathable shirting, durable twill · Care: Colourfast at 30°C

Linked collection: Core (5)
Senior academic blazer
CoreSeniorDaily

Senior academic blazer

A tailored blazer with signature piping and a fixed crest position for Classes IX to XII.

Fabric: Wool-blend suiting · Care: Dry clean blazer

Linked collection: Core (5)
Middle school uniform
CoreMiddleDaily

Middle school uniform

Blazer, shirt, tie and skirt or trousers that grow with students from Class VI to VIII.

Fabric: Poly-cotton shirting, suiting · Care: Easy iron

Linked collection: Core (5)
Sports day and athletics
ActiveSeniorSport and PE

Sports day and athletics

Performance tees and shorts with the school's signature panel, built for heat and movement.

Fabric: Moisture-wicking knit · Care: Fast dry, no fade

Linked collection: Active (2)
House and team kit
ActiveMiddleSport and PE

House and team kit

Team jerseys and house colours that always sit inside the school palette.

Fabric: Lightweight mesh knit · Care: Cold wash

Linked collection: Active (2)
Leadership and prefects
RepresentSeniorEvents and leadership

Leadership and prefects

Head boy, head girl and prefects recognised by blazer, sash and badge in fixed positions.

Fabric: Blazer cloth, woven badges · Care: Dry clean

Linked collection: Represent (2)
Morning assembly
RepresentMiddleEvents and leadership

Morning assembly

The whole school, every row, in one consistent look for assemblies and national days.

Fabric: Core uniform + ceremonial layers · Care: As per garment

Linked collection: Represent (2)
Faculty professional
ProfessionalAdultsDaily

Faculty professional

Sarees, kurtas and blazers in the school palette that give teachers a recognisable, dignified look.

Fabric: Silk-cotton, suiting · Care: As per fabric

Linked collection: Professional (2)
Transport and support
ProfessionalAdultsDaily

Transport and support

Distinct, durable polos for drivers, attendants and security, with ID lanyards.

Fabric: Durable pique, twill · Care: Heavy-duty wash

Linked collection: Professional (2)
Seasonal outer layer
CoreSeniorSeasonal

Seasonal outer layer

Blazers and light layers for cooler mornings that keep the identity consistent across seasons.

Fabric: Wool-blend suiting, fine knit · Care: Gentle wash, dry clean blazer

Linked collection: Core (5)
Annual day and alumni
CommunityAdultsEvents and leadership

Annual day and alumni

Hoodies, polos and caps that bring parents and alumni into the school's identity.

Fabric: Fleece, pique · Care: Machine wash

Linked collection: Community (1)
Rules every wardrobe follows

Small details, repeated exactly.

Written into every Brand Book, so a family of garments reads as one school from across a playground.

One palette

Every order checked against approved shades.

Fixed crest

Size and position set per garment.

House colours

Always inside the school palette.

One size chart

The same sizes across all garments.

One care guide

Simple instructions for every parent.

Through the seasons

Dressed for every Indian season.

Fabric is chosen for your city and for how each garment is used.

Students in summer uniform
Summer

Breathe easy

Cotton-rich shirting, half sleeves and lighter sports colours.

Students in a corridor during monsoon
Monsoon

Dry by morning

Quick-dry fabrics and colours that hold through damp weeks.

Students in blazers for winter
Winter

Layer up

Blazers, sweaters and jackets that layer over the daily uniform.

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