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All-Time Favorites S W E A Jersey Cardigan Sweaters T E · Fabric: 100% pill-resistant acrylic R · Dyed-to-match buttons S · Reinforced stress areas All-time favorites · Elasticized rib-trim cuffs and bottom for shape retention 5912 Soft sweaters with staying power · Machine wash and dry 1970 Jersey Crewneck Cardigan (Female) · Full button-down front · No pockets Colors: Black, Brown, Cardinal, Green, Grey Heather, Lipstick, Mayfair, Mulberry, Navy, Spruce Green, White, Wine 1970 Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA 6305 Jersey V-Neck Cardigan · 5 buttons · No pockets 6305 Color: Navy Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA 5912 Two-Pocket Jersey V-Neck Cardigan · 5 buttons · Hemmed bottom Colors: Black, Brown, Cardinal, Charcoal Heather, Green, Grey Heather, Khaki, 5910 Lipstick, Mayfair, Mulberry, Nally Powder Blue, Navy, Purple, Spruce Green, White, Wine, Yellow Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA 5910 Jersey V-Neck Cardigan Vest · 4 buttons · No pockets Color: Navy Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA Our cozy sweaters and vests offer timeless styling and a consistent, dependable fit. Made from wear-tested yarns, Schoolbelles sweaters are Black Brown Cardinal both wonderfully soft and incredibly durable. They pair perfectly with Charcoal Green Grey Heather our polos or button-up shirts. For extra identity, add your school logo. Heather Khaki Lipstick Mayfair Nally Mulberry Navy Powder Blue Purple Spruce Green White Wine Yellow 6 7 schoolbelles.com | 1-888-637-3037 Schoolbelles School Uniforms S Jersey Pullover Sweaters W E 1995 Jersey Crewneck Long-Sleeve A Pullover T Colors: Black, Green, Grey Heather, E Lipstick, Navy, Wine R Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA S 1993 Jersey V-Neck Long-Sleeve Pullover Colors: Black, Brown, Cardinal, Charcoal Heather, Green, Grey Heather, Lipstick, 1993 Mayfair, Mulberry, Nally Powder Blue, Navy, Purple, Spruce Green, White, Wine Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA 1960 1994 Jersey V-Neck Pullover Vest Colors: Black, Brown, Cardinal, Charcoal Heather, Green, Grey Heather, Lipstick, Mayfair, Mulberry, Nally Powder Blue, Navy, Purple, Spruce Green, Wine Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA Fine-Gauge Sweaters A+ Fabrics: 100% pill-resistant acrylic 1964 · · Dyed-to-match buttons · Reinforced stress areas · Elasticized rib-trim cuffs for shape retention · Machine wash and dry 1960 Fine-Gauge Crewneck Cardigan (Female) · Full button-down front · Half milano stitch, rib-trim bottom Colors: Black, Lipstick, Navy Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA 5982 Fine-Gauge V-Neck Cardigan (Female) Green · 5 buttons · No pockets White Made to Last Colors: Black, Navy Brown Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA 1983 Also available 1983 Fine-Gauge V-Neck Long-Sleeve 1995 in crewneck. Cardinal Purple Pullover · Also available in crewneck. Navy Charcoal Heather Colors: Black, Lipstick, Navy Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA Schoolbelles' Competitor’s Yellow sweater surface sweater surface Spruce Green 1964 Fine-Gauge V-Neck Pullover Vest Colors: Black, Lipstick, Navy Nally Powder Blue Schoolbelles sweaters offer: Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA Mulberry · Long-staple A+ fibers that reduce pilling 1994 Khaki · Reinforced buttonholes and Mayfair bar-tacked stress points 5982 Lipstick · Elasticized rib-trim for Grey Heather shape retention Wine · Color consistency year to year Black 8 9 schoolbelles.com | 1-888-637-3037 Schoolbelles School Uniforms S W E A T E R S 2100 1991 6503 5912 Varsity Sweaters Cotton Sweaters A+ varsity jersey knit cardigans 6503 Varsity V-Neck Pullover Sweater, Comfy, breathable, and long-lasting are about more than retro styling 7 Cut – that sums up our 100% cotton – they’re made from soft, long- Quarter-inch contrasting trim around sweaters. Layered over a shirt, these neck, cuffs, and bottom 5911 wearing yarns, so they look and basics are school standouts. Add your 2120 feel good all year long. Besides the 5912 Varsity 5-Button Contrast Cardigan, school logo for instant recognition. in-stock navy option, Schoolbelles 7 Cut Contrasting trim on placket and pocket · A+ Fabrics: 100% pill-resistant cotton offers endless color combinations welt, 3 white stripes on upper left sleeve · Dyed-to-match buttons to meet custom needs. · Reinforced stress areas 6603 Varsity V-Neck Pullover Sweater Vest, · Rib-trim cuffs & bottom for shape retention · A+ Fabrics: 100% pill-resistant acrylic 7 Cut · Machine wash and dry · Dyed-to-match buttons Quarter-inch contrasting trim around · Reinforced stress areas neck and armholes 2100 Cotton V-Neck Cardigan, No Pockets Elasticized rib-trim cuffs for shape retention 2120 Cotton V-Neck Long-Sleeve Pullover 6603 · · Machine wash and dry 5911 Varsity 5-Button Cardigan, 5 Cut 1991 Cotton Crewneck Long-Sleeve Pullover 2780 3 white stripes on upper left sleeve 2780 Cotton V-Neck Pullover Sweater Vest Color: Navy Color: Navy Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-5XLA Sizes: Youth XXSY-XLY, Adult SA-3XLA 10 11 schoolbelles.com | 1-888-637-3037 Schoolbelles School Uniforms.
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