Bride squad shirts

Three of the pieces on this page arrive in a pack. Everything else is bought one at a time in a named size, which makes this the slowest part of the order and the part worth starting first. Ask the group for sizes on the day the flights go in the diary, not the week before. These are printed when they are ordered, so the delivery window starts when the last person replies, and the person who wears the largest size is the one to ask first because the top of the run stops sooner here than a high-street run does.

The wording decides how the photographs read. One shirt that says BRIDE and eight that say something else photographs as a group with somebody at the centre of it. Nine shirts that all say the same thing photographs as a uniform, which is a real choice and not a mistake, but it should be a choice the bride knows about before she gets to the airport. Tanks outsell full shirts on this page for a warm-weather weekend and lose to them entirely for a city one in March, so the destination decides the cut long before the colour does.

This page is one slice of the Bride Squad roster, cut by the job rather than by the shelf the pieces sit on.