Getting P.E. Ready With Get The Label

Flat lay of kids' sportswear and accessories on a red carpet, including a Converse beanie, rucksack, black shorts, blue Adidas trainers, and a blue Nike T-shirt—everything you need to get P.E. ready with Get The Label.
You know what it’s like these days, even at primary school level kids are getting more and more in to sport, especially at school. The boys school is no different and they work a lot of around sports based activities, outdoor work and they do P.E. at least twice a week. 
I think it’s great that they go to a school that promotes a healthy lifestyle, filling up on Vitamin D outside rather than being stuck inside all the time in the classroom. So when it comes to their uniform, they have the regular school wear but they also have a choice of P.E. items that they need for when they’re outside, doing their thing.

There is no set uniform for this and they can pretty much wear anything on the bottom half although the school do prefer a basic tee or polo on the top half. I like to kit them out with everything they will need come rain or shine,a the British weather is just so damn unpredictable. 
Two young boys in school uniforms stand outside by a wooden fence, looking P.E. ready. One sports a hat, glasses, rucksack, and shorts from Get The Label; the other wears black trousers. They appear to be interacting with each other.

When Get The Label got in touch about working together on a feature, I thought this was the best time to get to grips with the boys P.E. gear and see what there is to offer on their website. Get The Label offer big brand and proclaim to always be at least 75% off RRP with their On Trend, Off Price mantra. 
Being a we’re a subsidiary of JD Sports, they specialise in sports fashion and footwear and offer amazing brands for kids and adults at great prices. Having a browse around their site, it was great to see that I could get the boys some labelled items that wouldn’t break the bank. 
Two young boys in blue shirts stand facing each other outside, looking P.E. ready. One, in sunglasses, a beanie, and shorts with a rucksack from Get The Label; the other in long trousers. They touch hands by a dark wooden door and brick wall.

I picked out a few items and couldn’t believe that I could get all branded items, everything they would need plus more, for just over £50. So, what did I pick for their back to school wears? Here is what I got and what we thought. 
Of course, the first thing I thought about was kids footwear, as not only is this something that the boys can wear for P.E., but if they’re black, they can also be worn in class too. I found these Adidas NEO Infant Boys Hoops VS Trainers which were the perfect fir for school and P.E. footwear and came in C’s size too. 
A child in dark tracksuit bottoms, a light blue top, and black trainers with white soles stands on grass near a wooden fence. The sun casts bright light across the P.E. Ready scene—perfect for active days with Get The Label style.

With Velcro for easy fastening and a padded heel and ankle, I knew that having a pair of Adidas trainers would not only give him comfort and support that this brand offers but they would be robust and last a while too. 
Deciding that looking for both a pair of shorts and a pair of sweatpants for when the weather changes, I scoped out the infant clothing section which shows products to fit children between the ages of 2 to 7. I found a pair of Converse Infant Boys Fleece Jog Pants and a pair of Nike SB Infant Boys Everett Jog Short
A child wearing a blue shirt, blue shorts, and a blue and black beanie stands outdoors near a wooden fence with a black rucksack, looking P.E. Ready. Kit your kids out for any adventure with Get The Label style.

The Converse jog pants are classic fit bottoms and have an elasticated waist with thick drawstrings to allow for a perfect fit. With two open pockets on the front, another pocket on the rear right and Chuck Taylor branding which is featured on the front left pocket.
From Nike come these Everett Jog shorts in various different colour options. These shorts come with an elasticated waistband with an internal drawstring-cord for a cosy fit. This style also features two side pockets, raw edge hems and branding to the left leg. Made in a soft cotton jersey to provide comfort whilst being worn. 
Two young boys wearing light blue polo shirts stand outside near a wooden door. Sporting P.E. Ready style from Get The Label, one has a rucksack, blue shorts, sunglasses, and a hat; the other wears black trousers. Both are facing left, ready for school.

And obviously if the little ones are doing P.E. at school, there needs to be somewhere to store all this kit, so I checked out the boys accessories to see what GTL had on offer. Coming across a cute Converse Back To It Mini Back Backpack, I thought it would be a cool looking backpack for using at school. In a mini construction, this backpack is the perfect size for younger ones. Adjustable straps allows you be hands free and it has a zipped pouch to the front. 
To end my GTL shopping spree, I thought it best to find a beanie for when the weather’s a bit colder and they need something tp cover their ears. Again, coming from Converse is this boys Logo Bobble Beanie Hat. With a bobble to the top and the logo knitted through the front, it is a snuggly warm way to keep the little ones protected from the chill. 
I’m so glad that we are now fully P.E. ready for the new school year. Are you prepared yet?

10 thoughts on “Getting P.E. Ready With Get The Label”

  1. Does take time to get organised with everything that is needed. So thanks for the information.

    Rachel Craig

  2. I have genuinely never heard of Get The Label before but looks like its a service i need to find out more about especially with their prices being so reasonable. Can't believe how much you managed to get for your money! xx

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