Atlas produces school uniforms

Financial Times

Atlas produces school uniforms

Atlas, a pioneer in the manufacture and distribution of school equipment and stationery, has now stepped into the production of school uniforms.

The company said initially shirts and trousers for children in Year 1 to 13 with white shorts, and white and blue trousers now available. “The uniforms are manufactured with special material which could be washed many times and will not get discoloured,” it said

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