AIM Personalised Costume Carrier

AIM Personalised Costume Carrier
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AIM Personalised Costume Carrier

by Artists In Motion Shop Store
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Please enter your child’s name exactly how you would like it to appear on the garment

£19.50

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Please provide your child’s full name so the teacher knows who the order is for. If the item includes a personalised name, only the first name will appear on the garment.

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How to Care for Your Branded Uniform
Branded uniforms are a great way to show your support for your company or organization. They're also a great way to add a touch of professionalism to your appearance. However, there are a few things you need to know about caring for your branded uniform to ensure that it lasts as long as possible.

Washing
The first step in caring for your branded uniform is to wash it properly. When washing your branded uniform, be sure to follow these tips:
Wash your uniform inside out. This will help to protect the logos and designs from fading and peeling. Use cold water. Hot water can cause the colors to fade and the fabric to shrink. Use a gentle detergent. Harsh detergents can also cause the colors to fade and the fabric to shrink. Don't dry your uniform in the dryer. The heat from the dryer can cause the colors to fade and the fabric to shrink. Hang your uniform to dry. This will help to prevent the colors from fading and the fabric from shrinking.

Ironing
If you need to iron your branded uniform, be sure to follow these tips:
Avoid ironing directly on the logos and designs. If you need to iron your uniform, iron on a low setting and place a piece of cloth between the iron and the logos or designs. Do not use steam when ironing your branded uniform. Steam can cause the colors to fade and the fabric to shrink. Be careful not to press too hard when ironing your branded uniform. Pressing too hard can cause the colors to fade and the fabric to shrink.

Dry Cleaning
Dry cleaning is not recommended for most branded uniforms. The chemicals used in dry cleaning can damage the colors and the fabric.
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