
A skort is a skirt with a short built in, and it has quietly become the standard bottom half of a netball kit. It moves like a skirt, it covers like a short, and it sits happily under a dress or with a fitted top, which is why clubs and PE departments both buy it.
What we carry
Our netball range is deliberately small and built around the skort: Chadwick's team skorts, including the iGen, and the Reece Major skort, each in adult and junior sizes. Because the same style runs through both size ranges, a club can dress its juniors and its seniors alike, and a school can use one skort from year seven to the sixth form.
Choosing one for a whole team
- Pick the colour from the dress or top, not the other way round. Navy and black go with everything and are the easiest to replace mid-season.
- Collect sizes per player. A skort that fits is worn; one that does not ends up at the bottom of a bag.
- Order two or three spares in the sizes most of the squad wears. New players arrive in October.
Initials and a club logo
Skorts can be personalised in our Lowestoft workshop. Initials are £1.75 a letter, which is the simplest way to stop identical kit going home with the wrong player, and a small club logo is £3.95 a garment. Place the artwork on the product page and the price is shown before you order. There is no minimum, so one replacement skort costs the same per garment as twelve.
The rest of the kit
Tops, training layers and jackets for the bench come from the wider training and outerwear ranges, and they can carry the same logo so the squad looks like one team in the warm-up as well as on court.
Ordering
The squad order tool adds a skort for every player in one go. Baskets over £100 get 10% off automatically, and schools can order on a purchase order. Clubs that would rather players bought their own can ask for a free club shop.
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