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Prep School Boys' Clothing List Prep School Boys’ Clothing List This is a list of clothing and equipment required by Prep Boys’ at Fettes College. The majority of items are available from the Fettes College Shop; full contact details are below. Fettes College staff manage the School Shop; we supply Fettes school uniform, sportswear and sports equipment, stationery, academic books, trunks and tuck boxes and other essentials to life at Fettes. The shop is open during term time Monday to Friday from 8am – 3pm, and Saturdays from 9.30am – 12.30pm. Full details of holiday opening hours are sent out prior to the summer. E-mail: [email protected] Direct line: 0131-311-6723 The shop accepts all major credit and debit cards. We are very happy to manage orders by phone or e-mail. It is recommended that new pupils try on their clothes to ensure that they have the correct size. During term time pupils and parents can purchase items from the shop and charge them to the school bill, you will then receive a detailed invoice at the end of term attached to the main school bill. Current uniform prices can be found on the shop website www.shop.fettes.com Appointment System Uniform fittings last approximately one hour therefore it is essential during term time to make an appointment in advance to ensure we have adequate staff in the shop. The Thrift Shop, which sells second-hand items, is part of the main school shop. Naming Clothing All items must be clearly named before arriving at school. Woven nametapes, which are sewn on, tend to last better. We also recommend that all shoes be clearly named (you can use self-adhesive shoe labels or a permanent marker). All watches and electronic items should be engraved. It is the responsibility of parents and guardians to ensure that all clothing and equipment is fully named. Preferably, in the back of the collar or waistband. We have the facility to label uniform in the school shop and the cost is 50p an item. All uniform must be tried on and paid for before it is labelled. All bags, including swimming bags, games bag and suitcases should also be named. Day Wear 2 Fettes Prep School jumpers 3 Pairs of charcoal grey flannel trousers 10 White long sleeved shirts 2 Fettes College school ties (magenta and chocolate striped) 10 Pairs of short dark grey or black socks Formal Wear T, First and Second Forms 1 Family tartan kilt or tartan of choice 1 Pair of kilt socks and flashes 1 Sporran 1 Dark navy v-neck jumper 1 Basic Kilt Pin M, P and S Form Boys Formal wear at this stage is optional, and boys can wear day uniform for formal wear although this must be clean and tidy. The Fettes Shop can order made-to-measure kilts for boys. Delivery is approximately 6 weeks’ delivery time. Outer Wear 1 Fettes College Prep School Coat 1 Fettes College beanie hat 1 Fettes Scarf (optional) 1 Pair of navy gloves General 1 Pair of strong polishable black leather shoes. Lace-up only for T, 1st and 2nd Forms. Velcro may be used for M, P and S Forms – no slip- ons. 1 Pair of outdoor trainers for break time – can be the games pair 1 Rucksack for books and files (T, 1st and 2nd Form) 1 Fettes Prep School book bag (M,P and S Forms) 1 Pencil case fully stocked with named items (please refer to school handbook for details) 1 Named water bottle 1 Art smock (M, P & S Forms only) Sportswear 1 Named bag to contain all equipment 2 Towels (all towels must have loops for hanging stitched to the middle edge of each towel) 1 Shoe bag 1 Swimming bag 1 Swimming towel (after swimming all pupils hand their kit in for washing, including the towel) 2 Pairs of navy rugby shorts 2 Pairs of cycle shorts 2 Fettes reversible rugby shirts 2 Fettes baselayer 3 Pairs of Fettes brown games socks 2 Pairs of white sports socks 1 Pair of Fettes swimming trunks 2 Pairs of Fettes tracksuit trousers 1 Fettes tracksuit jacket 1 Fettes mid layer (optional) 1 Pair of navy shorts 3 Fettes polo shirts 1 Mouth guard 1 Pair of shin guards 1 Pair of garters 1 Hockey stick – spring term 1 Tennis racket – summer term 1 Pair of rugby boots 1 Pair of non-marking indoor trainers 1 Pair of astroturf outdoor trainers – not needed for M, P, S and T Forms 1 Pair of outdoor trainers Cricket sportswear is for team players only. Pupils will be advised if they need a shirt and trousers in the Summer term. Boarders Equipment General Items 2 Pairs of pyjamas 1 Dressing gown (cord must be permanently attached to belt loops) 1 Pair of slippers 14 Pairs of pants or boxer shorts 1 Sponge bag (2 flannels, shower gel, toothbrush, comb, shampoo etc) 2 Bath towels. This is in addition to the 2 games towels and 1 swimming towel already listed under sportswear (all towels must have loops for hanging stitched to the middle edge of each towel) Bed Linen - Arran House provides all bed linen. You may provide you own bed linen if preferred at your own risk. Posters/pictures, drawing pins, blue tack for decorating and personalising bed areas. Informal Wear for Weekends 1 Outfit for a meal out of school 1 Outfit for parties 3 Casual outfits (warm clothes for winter) 1 Collared shirt, can be a smart polo shirt 2 Sweatshirt/jumper 2 Pairs of jeans 1 Pair of casual footwear (N.B. in addition to games footwear) 5 Pairs of socks 3 T-shirts 1 Pair of shorts 1 Pair of swimming shorts (optional) 1 Warm and waterproof jacket 1 Pair of waterproof trousers (useful but optional) 1 Pair of strong walking boots/shoes (optional) 2 Pairs of thick walking socks 1 Pair of wellington boots Equipment 24 Spare nametapes (hand to Matron on arrival) 2 Large laundry bags 2 Small laundry bags 1 Pad of writing paper, envelopes and plenty stamps 1 Small rucksack for expeditions & trips 1 Shoe cleaning Kit (no liquid polish) 1 Water Bottles (in addition to the general one) 1 Padlock for bedside cupboard 1 x large Tupperware box for tuck Notes 1. Please do not bring more clothing than is listed as storage can become a problem. 2. Everything must be clearly named. 3. All towels must have loops for hanging. 4. Please hand in a spare key to the padlock (or the current code if it is a digital lock) to Mr Mill on arrival. 5. Suitcases are preferable to trunks for moving and storing. .
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