Graduation & Class Varsity Jackets Singapore: Cohort Jackets Done Right
Nothing says “we did this together” like a graduating cohort in matching jackets. A letterman jacket — with the class year on the back and each person’s name on the chest — is the keepsake students keep for life. But ordering for a whole cohort has its own pitfalls. Here’s how to get graduation and class varsity jackets right.
The 30-second version: class jackets work best with a shared design (year + school/CCA on the back) and individual names; collect names and sizes early, and start 6–8 weeks ahead because varsity jackets take longer to make.
What makes a great cohort jacket
| Element | Why it works |
|---|---|
| Shared back design | Class year, school/CCA — the unifying mark |
| Individual names | Personal keepsake for each student |
| Cohort colours | Team/house/school palette |
| A signing-friendly area | Some leave a panel for classmates to sign |
The cohort-ordering pitfalls
Two things derail class orders: names and sizes collected late, and underestimating lead time. Set a hard cutoff for the name-and-size list (a shared form works well), and order a proper size set so everyone fits. Varsity jackets are constructed garments with patches, so they take longer than tees — start 6–8 weeks before you need them, more around graduation season when demand peaks. Deciding between a jacket and a hoodie for the group? See varsity jackets vs hoodies.
Nail the decoration
The patches and lettering carry the cohort identity — see our varsity patches & chenille lettering guide. Browse styles in our custom varsity jacket range.
Jackets for your class?
Tell us the cohort size and date and we’ll plan the design and timeline — costed in one business day.
Frequently asked questions
How early should we order class varsity jackets?
Start 6–8 weeks ahead — more around graduation season. Varsity jackets are constructed with patches so they take longer than tees, and you’ll need time to collect names and sizes.