School Pleated Skirts
wearzo manufactures school skirts to order in poly-viscose suiting with heat-set pleats — box or knife pleats that stay sharp through repeated washing rather than dropping out after a term. Waist grading with length set to your school's standard, and shade matched by lab dip before bulk.
Pleats That Hold Their Line
A school skirt lives or dies by its pleats. A pressed-in pleat that has not been set properly relaxes and goes flat after a few washes, and the skirt looks untidy for the rest of the year. wearzo heat-sets the pleats, which fixes them into the poly-viscose fabric so they hold their line through repeated washing. Box pleats or knife pleats, a fixed or part-elastic waist, and a length set to your school's standard are all specified to your design.
Poly-Viscose Suiting with Heat-Set Pleats
The poly-viscose content is what makes heat-setting work: polyester holds a thermally set crease, so a pleat pressed and set at the right temperature stays put in a way a pure-cotton pleat cannot. The 2/2 twill gives the skirt body and drape. GSM is published as a range and confirmed on your approved sample.
| Fabric | Poly-viscose suiting (65:35) |
|---|---|
| Composition | 65% polyester / 35% viscose |
| GSM | 220–250 g/m² (nominal, finished) |
| Pleating | Box or knife pleats, heat-set |
| Waist | Fixed or part-elastic; graded to waist |
| Length | Set to the school's standard per order |
| Production | Made to order against approved specification and lab dip |
For school pleated skirts, confirm 220–250 GSM poly-viscose 65:35 suiting, 2/2 twill, heat-set pleats, the size-wise quantity and required branding before requesting a quotation. These garment-specific choices form the brief for your sample and price comparison.
Colour, branding and sizing
Shade Families
Skirts are usually ordered in a deep school shade to match the programme. Shade availability for school pleated skirts depends on the specified fabric; confirm the shade reference with your quotation.
Box Pleats vs Knife Pleats
Two pleat styles cover most school designs. Box pleats are wide, flat folds facing away from each other, giving a fuller, more formal skirt. Knife pleats are narrower folds all facing one direction, for a sharper, more tailored line. Both are heat-set.
Request a Quotation for Pleated Skirts
Send your grade-wise waist breakup, pleat style, length and shade, and your session start date — we typically reply within 24 hours, Monday–Saturday, with the next step toward samples and a written quotation.