DESIGN NOTES · 2 MIN READ
A jacket that feels like all of you.
How to bring a whole class of personalities into one design.
Start with what you share.
Before choosing fonts or sleeve colours, ask your class one question: what should this jacket remind us of? It might be a school tradition, a phrase everyone knows or simply the feeling of belonging. Use that answer to guide the design.
Give everyone a little room.
Keep the school crest and class year consistent, then leave space for individual names or initials. A shared design can still feel personal. Choose lettering that is easy to read and check how longer names will fit.
Make the decision together.
Gather a few ideas, narrow them down to two or three clear options, and let your classmates have a say. Agree on the design before collecting everyone's details. One final spelling check now is much easier than a correction later.
See it before you settle.
Try your colours and lettering in the jacket designer. Save your design and share the download with your committee. Treat it as the start of the conversation: confirm fabrics, placement and embroidery with your supplier before production.
KEEP THE IDEAS GOING
