Name: Unisex V-Neck School Jumper
Brand: David Luke
SKU: 853-MAROON-1/2
Price: 23.8 GBP
Availability: InStock

Our v neck school jumper is now part of the David Luke eco-uniform range. The sweatshirt design and soft-hand eco-fabric keeps kids warm when they need an extra layer. Designed in a unisex style this school jumper has a great universal fit for girls and boys. This v neck jumper is available in six colours to match a range of school uniforms. Choose from navy, red, dark royal blue, bottle green, maroon, or grey. Featuring colour-fast technology to keep colours bright through the school year. With sizes starting from Age 2/3 – Age 13 and S-XL this v neck school jumper suits school kids in both primary and secondary school. Made from sustainable materials without compromising on quality and comfort, our v neck school jumpers are made from an Acrylic free eco-fabric. Acrylic fibres are harmful for the environment. Our eco-fabric uses polyester made from recycled plastic bottles that would otherwise end up in landfill. Recycled polyester uses 59% less energy to produce compared to standard polyester. Each v neck jumper contains three recycled plastic bottles!

60% Cotton / 40% Polyester
Raglan sleeve
Fabric weight 300 gsm

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SKU: 853

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Colour	Maroon, Navy, Red, Bottle Green, Grey, Black, Dark Royal, Emerald Green
Size	Age 1/2, S, M, L, XL, Age 2/3, Age 3/4, Age 4/5, Age 5/6, Age 7/8, Age 9/10, Age 11/12, Age 12/13, Age 13