BUCS champions hold their heads high in Perry Club blazers

University of St Andrews RFC 1^st XV wins historic BUCS title


University of St Andrews RFC won the Scottish Universities championships a. University park beating Glasgow University 40-21 in the final at University Park. It has been 17 years since the team won the championship and the win  provided a great end to an undefeated season.

Jubilant scenes were captured in these photos as the whole club congratulated the first XV.

St Andrews has invested heavily in its rugby programme with the appointment of a full-time Director of Rugby and offers the best rugby opportunities for young players in Scotland.

The focus now turns to the BUCS Premier playoffs
after the Easter vacation. 

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Northampton Saints & Perry Club partnership

Northampton Saints and Perry Club announce a new partnership - Perry is the proud supplier of the official club blazer.  

Northampton Saints rugby club now offers members and supporters a club blazer. The blazer, in the Saints signature colours is soon to be found on display in the Saints Superstore in Weedon Road together with order forms.

Keep your eyes peeled for the billboards on display in the store with three star players modelling the blazers.

Perry Club congratulate the Saints on a terrific 2013-14 season so far: top of the Aviva Premiership and top of its Pool in the LV Cup.

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London Fashion Week plays host to 'The Club Blazer'

LFW kicks off with a bang
From trouser/blazer stripe combinations to the elegance of a top bun and a pink dress, Perry were intrigued and impressed by the outfits worn by the London fashion week crowd, and how they chose to accessorize the club blazer.Perry took to the streets to see who wore the blazer and how the blazer was worn.
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Student sports clubs and societies lead the way

British Universities & Colleges Sport fosters sporting excellence and supports student sports societies by training students in developing and leading club structures.  “Developing a good club structure will increase the potential for the club to be successful both in and out of competition,” and we agree, a well-organised club that believes in itself and encourages excellence will be successful and often team members will derive inspiration from their brand identity and club heritage.

Perry Club commend BUCS for its superb programmes for students in club committee training and club development planning processes. 

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Perry support BUCS events in 2014

British Universities & Colleges Sport is the one of the most vibrant sporting organisations in the UK, fostering club development, sporting, and leadership skills.  At Perry Club we're looking forward to BUCS events show-casing the best club performances in British higher education: 

Firstly, BUCS Rugby Union Finals at RFU Twickenham 2014, University Rugby is one of the best places to see future international talent. Secondly, the European Universities Games 2014, EUSA events are “tournament winners’ tournaments”  and allow the top universities in the BUCS competitions to compete against the best universities in Europe.

See more at our Facebook page or on Twitter or about the tournaments at the BUCS website

Quality manufacturing in the UK, a bright start to 2014

Vince Cable highlights the high quality of UK manufacturing

Perry Club manufacture our bespoke blazers in Yorkshire, the home of the British textile industry. Our passion for quality and customer service has always been our top priority and now it seems many other companies agree with us.  Business Secretary Vince Cable wrote an article for the Sunday Times on January 12^th, telling us: “hundreds of companies that have moved manufacturing to low-cost countries in Asia are bringing the jobs back.”  Why? “Quality was the main reason,” he explained. He went on,“the key here is the consumer.  In a Which? survey, one in five said they trusted companies that sold locally- produced or British-made goods.”