WE DO SQUAD SCARVES
Our product with purpose.
The story so far…
SQUAD is a product of a small, social start-up with big ambitions, founded by philanthropist Duncan Skinner and budding social entrepreneur Collette Norval in 2016. The idea was simple – to create a product with purpose that could be used anywhere in the world, in all conditions. However, the twosome moved on and what better fit for the business than XIC, after several years of supporting the manufacture of SQUAD scarves? Now, it’s all about continuation. The SQUAD story must live on.
Join the SQUAD revolution and wear yours with pride.
Whether you use yours to keep you cosy on game day; to get you through that run, cycle or climb; or to help you keep up with the competition at the next corporate activity day, we promise it’ll be one of the best little accessories you’ll ever own.
- High performance – wherever you are and whatever the weather
- Multifunctional – six versatile ways to wear, no matter what you’re up to.
- Practical – compact, lightweight, breathable and quick drying
- Keeping it local – designed and produced in the XIC factory in Aberdeen.
- Powerful social impact – support the SQUAD story when part of the sale of your scarf goes to The Skinner Charitable Trust.
Multiple ways to wear
Make your workforce part of the SQUAD story.
Whether your team use them offshore (perfect under a hard hat), onshore (kit them out for corporate events) or as cleverly branded promotional gifts, rest assured our SQUADs are good for business. They’re local, CSR-friendly and available in small economical quantities.
Become part of the squad story today
Make them yours with our bespoke options.
testimonials
“Wow – just wow! The logos are fantastic. Seeing these is kind of like a big, big step towards this becoming – at long last – real.”
Grampian Cycle Partnership
“Our corridor display boards are perfect. I’m super impressed.”
Health Economics Research Unit
“The fabric exhibition stands are great. And wow – they’re massive! Thanks for all your help with getting this right – much appreciated.”
North East Scotland College
