For the last three years Tesco has gifted us school uniform for the boys. I am eternally grateful for this uniform and I am more than happy to recommend it to anyone who asks. My boys are hard on their uniform. Mini especially is just noise with muck on and the uniform gets washed and worn everyday.
The boys in their uniform LAST YEAR
I am a big fan of generic sweatshirts, they are great value and the boys love the fact that our local embroiderer puts the school badge on them for £2 an item, which means they cost me less than 50% of one bought direct from the school.
I think that good uniform needs to stand the test of time, be a good price point and also fit well and Tesco seem to have hit all these points for us this year.
Plus points:
- Adjustable waists – This is essential for my boys, who seem to thin out every time they grow!
- Hardwearing – Football every lunchtime on a MUGA really takes it out of the knees of trousers. Tesco’s have survived year on year
- Shirts that stay white when washed – Maxi is a shirt boy
- Do not shrink – polo shirts and sweatshirts that do not shrink when washed. Mini wears polo shirts
- An embroidery service (if your school is registered)
- A good selection of styles
- Trouser that keep their crease when washed
- Shirts that do not need ironing when dried on the line or in the tumble dryer
- collars on polo shirts remain white and do not go grey compared to the rest of the shirts
The Mad House give school uniform by Florence and Fred at Tesco a HUGE thumbs up.
Whilst we are talking about school uniform, I am always on the lookout for anything that makes my life easier and I have to say that I have found the quickest and easiest way to label the boys uniform this year. In previous years I have just used a laundry pen and wrote their names on but STAMPtastic is even faster than writing! In fact It didn’t take me any time at all, as they boys did their own uniform.
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