Indigo Wolf brings Patagonia to the education sector

TORQUAY’S premium sportswear brand Indigo Wolf is proud to announce an exciting new chapter in their journey of supporting local schools – they’re now an authorised supplier of Patagonia outdoor gear to the education sector.

This allows schools to feature their logos on Patagonia’s responsibly made down jackets, fleece pullovers, and water-resistant shells, bringing world-class quality to the local school community.

Since being founded in 2010 on the Surf Coast, Indigo Wolf has redefined custom apparel, born from a simple question: Why does custom gear have to be either low quality, boring, or both?

After witnessing school uniforms and club kits deteriorate season after season, Indigo Wolf was established with a clear mission: to create lasting, premium sportswear that truly represents the spirit of the teams wearing it.

“We’ve always believed schools deserve the very best in quality, sustainability, and design,”

co-founder and Torquay local Nathan Sayers said.

“Bringing Patagonia’s world-class outdoor gear to our local educational community feels like the perfect evolution of what we stand for as a business.”

For a decade and a half, Indigo Wolf have designed and manufactured premium sportswear and school leavers’ garments that meet exemplary standards of technical and design excellence.

Their comprehensive apparel range includes jackets, hoodies, knitted rugby jerseys, sublimation sportswear, beanies, hats, and bags—all fully customisable to reflect each school’s unique identity.

Their vision remains unchanged: to be an elite sportswear brand producing garments of exceptional quality and design.

Indigo Wolf pursue perfection with every product and customise with bespoke details that give clients the winning edge.

This commitment to excellence is why more than 3,000 schools and clubs across Australia have trusted Indigo Wolf with their apparel needs for 15 years.

When schools partner with Indigo Wolf, they invest in a quality that withstands daily wear and active use – gear that performs as impressively as it looks. Less fast fashion means a reduced environmental impact too.

Throughout its life, the brand has implemented numerous initiatives to improve their environmental footprint.

By removing swing tags and replacing plastic with compostable packaging, landfill waste is reduced. 100 per cent recycled sportmesh fabric options have also been developed and recycled yarns incorporated where possible. With 90 per cent of products made-to-order, dead stock production is also minimised.

Patagonia perfectly aligns with their values. As Indigo Wolf celebrate 15 years of supporting the education sector, they invite schools across the region to experience the combined excellence of local service and Patagonia’s responsibly made garments.

For more information, head to indigowolf.com.au

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