Design for childrens playtime apron/tabards.

Gompels HealthCare Ltd

Operating from a large warehouse in Wiltshire, Gompels Healthcare are a niche supplier within the disposables and healthcare sector. Just like Aldi & Lidl, Gompels are a discounter, with an aim to deliver good quality products at rock bottom prices. With high volumes, low margins, Gompels have built a reputation for fast & efficient service at a highly competitive price. As a supplier within the healthcare and disposables sector Gompels offer a wide range of products from disposables, janitorial, washroom, infection control, laundry, first aid, care & nursery products, suitable for everyday needs at affordable prices.

The target audience for this project brief is children at nursery school age so this can range from 2-5. It is important that a design is achieved that is suitable for this age group and is both suitable for boys and girls.

A design for a childrens play apron/tabbard. Aged 2-5 years, the children like lots of primary colours and pictures that they can recognise. As it needs to be for boys and girls, cartoon animals, perhaps on a farm would be good. The nursery staff can then point out the animals and ask the child to recognise them. The more different type of animals the better. Animals in funny situations are also good. Hiding down a hole, behind a tree, in a wheel barrow, pigs in mud, a chicken on the horses head. Something a bit different that you can point out and say "Oh look the rat is riding on the weather vane" Its almost a story! In order to work with the fabric printing process, consideration should be given to how the design can be printed, either by repeats (the easiest) or a whole apron/tabbard design but that results in quite a lot of wasted fabric.

Please email me at clairep@gompels.co.uk for a link for example designs.

All design rights & copy rights to the work will belong exclusively to Gompels HealthCare. Design and copy rights will then be transferred to Gompels HealthCare on payment of the agreed fee for the work.