Banner B-3JP Polar Fleece - 7 Colours, Junior to XXL

Banner B-3JP Polar Fleece

The Banner B-3JP is the standard-issue school polar fleece: warm, hard-wearing, and cut to survive a full academic year of playground use and weekly washing. Available here in seven colours across the full size run — junior 3/4 through to adult XXL — so one page covers a whole family or a whole year group.

Key Features

• Anti-Pill Polar Fleece — keeps a clean surface rather than bobbling after a term of washing.
• Full-Length Zip — easy on and off for younger children, and layers over a sweatshirt or PE top.
• Seven School Colours — Navy, Royal, Black, Red, Maroon, Bottle and Purple to match most uniform lists.
• Junior to Adult Sizing — 3/4 through 13 XS in junior, then S to XXL in adult.
• Machine Washable — built for the weekly wash cycle that school uniform actually gets.
• Warm Without Bulk — enough insulation for the walk to school without restricting movement at break.

Performance Overview

School fleeces live a hard life: worn daily, dropped on playground tarmac, stuffed into a bag, washed twice a week. The B-3JP is specified accordingly — the anti-pill finish is the detail that separates a fleece still looking respectable in July from one that looks tired by half term. The full-length zip means it works as an outer layer in mild weather and a mid layer under a coat in winter.

Benefits

• Meets most school uniform requirements in a recognised colour range.
• One size run covering reception through to sixth form and staff.
• Durable enough that one fleece usually lasts the school year.
• Consistent colour match when replacing a lost one mid-term.

Technical Specifications

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Final Verdict

A straightforward, well-made school fleece in the colours schools actually specify, across every size a family needs. Buy the size up if the child is mid-growth spurt — it will still be fine next September.