Embroidered Clothing

The Cub crest uses the Bygrave family Ancient Coat of Arms. There is no other Bygrave in the World as far as I know and all people with names such as Bygrave, Bygraves etc will definitely have their roots in this very historic little hamlet. The design uses all the colours of the Primary set of croquet balls and an important feature are the three yellow balls - or are they gold? Note that George's T shirt shown above was a fortunate mistake. If you want one that size there will be a one off £15 digitisation charge to pay.

I have set up a deal with Clothes 2 Order who hold our design on file and by using the link below, the club will receive a small commission on each purchase. If you go direct to the Clothes2Order web site the club won't get a cut so please don't do that. This does not increase the price to you, it merely gives the club a kick back on every purchase made which will help our funds. So spend, spend, spend! The range of clothing is enormous and it costs just under £4 on top of the garment price to have it embroidered. I have already paid the cost of digital set up for the standard size that I have used on all my garments. Do allow about two weeks for your order to be completed, it can be quicker or a little longer but I have found them to be very helpful and they have rushed jobs when asked. The pictures below show how the crest looks in real life and obviously dark materials do mean that the lettering is hard to read, but who cares?

How to order

When you click on the link below, it will open up the Clothes 2 Order web site. You must then click on "Share Your Design" at the top of the page. You will be able to "Import a Design" and it will ask for a code. Just copy and paste this code: 3119836-182097 which is for Bygrave Logo 1. You will need to open an account for yourself at some stage in the process.

Click on this LINK for the Clothes2Order website

Garments

The range of items available is enormous. There are no fewer than 43 different types of Polo Shirt alone catering for men, women and children and each one is available in a range of sizes and colours. They do T shirts, fleeces, caps, hats and for the chefs amongst us they do aprons aprons, then there is high vis work wear and other stuff too.
Polo Shirts. I have several white polo shirts. They have been washed several times and show no sign of shrinking. They are the Fruit of the Loom Poly/Cotton Polo Shirts.
Sweat Shirts I bought several sweatshirts in a range of colours (see below). These are the Fruit of the Loom Raglan sweatshirts. Good quality and very comfortable - so much so that they have become standard day wear for me.
Caps. If you want a cap I think the best to choose is the Result 5 Panel Cotton Cap, it is less basebally than some other choices.
Fleece. This is not strictly a fleece because it is 70% polyester, 30% cotton wheras a fleece is 100% polyester. You will find it listed in the Sweatshirt category as a Fruit Of The Loom Zip Neck Sweatshirt. They are very comfortable but it is just a zip neck and there are no pockets, fully tested in the cold winds of Hunstanton and they were very warm.
The photos above are my amateur shots and were mostly flash so the Navy, Burgundy and Bottle Green appear somewhat lighter in the photos than in normal light.

I hope that this guide will help you. If you have any problems, the company offers a responsive telephone service and I have always found Zoe to be really helpful. Otherwise Email or give me a ring 01462 892638