The fashion retailer Crew Clothing has announced a partnership with Rugbytots, an organisation that provides safe spaces for children from the age of two to play rugby.
Crew Clothing is now selling a range of officially licensed Rugbytots clothing, including lightweight jackets and zip-up hoodies. The clothing retailer has a long history of supporting sport in Britain, and it has designed the navy pique polo uniforms that children who attend the 110 Rugbytots franchises wear. Each clothing item has the distinctive Rugbytots logo of a cartoon child holding a rugby ball, as well as the Crew Clothing cross oars logo.
According to Fashion United, Georgina Clark, the Brand Director of Crew Clothing, said:
“Crew Clothing hold a long-standing affinity with rugby, and the forthcoming partnership serves as a natural step for the brand in supporting future generations of players and fans alike.”
Members of Rugbytots can purchase other items from the Crew Clothing range at 20% off. A pop-up shop at the 2022 Rugbytots in the Park event will sell clothing from the Crew Kids range, as well as Rugbytots licensed products.
Crew Clothing started with one shop over 25 years ago, and it now operates 79 UK shops and an online store. It specialises in sportswear and leisure clothing, and its large warehouse processes orders for online customers and their shops.
A warehouse like Crew Clothing’s will likely have a close relationship with its garments rail supplier, which will provide rails suitable for all sizes of clothes, from the Crew toddler’s collection to clothing for adults.
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