School Uniform

Stevensons school uniform gold out blue june 2020

Please click on this link to access the school uniform list   

Uniform can be purchased from Stevensons either online or at a uniform selling event. The LPA also have stock of pre-loved uniform which can be bought throughout the year. Please click here for further information about pre-loved uniform.

To buy uniform online from Stevensons or book an appointment, you will need to be registered and logged in. Click here for the Stevensons login page. 

Earlier ordering for Back-to-School 2022:

At Stevensons we have placed our large back to school orders earlier this year to mitigate any potential issues with delayed delivery to our warehouses. The bulk of our orders are expected to be with us from the end of May, dependant on the supplier. With stock coming in at this time we expect to have plenty of items to fulfil parents’ orders and to supply the Pop-Up selling events we will be hosting in the summer break. There will also be a cut-off point for parents to order online to guarantee delivery for back to school and we will let you know as soon as this is confirmed.

Please note that custom sizes have a lead time of 12 weeks.

Stevensons “Pop-up” Selling Events July 2022:

Stevensons will be selling uniform in school over 3 days in July 2022 as per the attached flyer (if you are unable to makes these dates, there are 2 alternatives by appointment only in August 2022):-

Uniform Selling Events July 2022

Returning items to Stevensons:

You can always buy with confidence at Stevensons, knowing that you can take advantage of our unrivalled 120 day returns policy to return unused items if your child has a sudden growth spurt before starting school. All returns are FREE, and your order will come with a free returns label. If your order didn’t come with one, then please call our Customer Service team on 01727 815700 and they will be able to supply you with one.

Stevensons have modified their returns process in line with many online retailers and offer a full refund now instead of an exchange service. The principal focus was to speed up the time taken for parents to receive an alternative size instead of relying on couriers to return garments before arranging an exchange. It is quicker for parents to go online and place an order for an alternative size and receive the full refund when the return arrived at our distribution centre.

 

 

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Stevensons Uniform Price List 2021 30th Mar 2021 Download
Selling Event Flyer 2022 Uniform List 18... 26th Jan 2022 Download
Uniform List 2022 30th Jun 2022 Download

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