UNSPSC 53102001: Girls dresses or skirts or saris or kimonos

UNSPSC 53102001 Girls dresses or skirts or saris or kimonos is a Commodity code, but the recent state and local opportunities posted under it reflect a much broader scope: school districts and municipalities are soliciting apparel and accessories — including t-shirts, polos, hats, caps, activewear, jackets, sweatshirts, athletic uniforms, and related items — along with decoration services such as screen printing and embroidery. The code captures multi-vendor supply contracts where public bodies establish approved vendor pools to serve ongoing operational and departmental needs across multiple campuses or city departments. Issuing bodies include independent school districts managing procurement for student-facing and operational use, and city procurement offices handling requirements for municipal departments.

Activity is concentrated in Texas. Temple Independent School District (TISD) posted RFP00627 on September 1, 2026, due October 6, 2026, soliciting apparel and accessories with custom screen printing and embroidery services to support 15 campuses and approximately 8,700 students; the RFP establishes a multi-vendor contract valid for one year with two optional one-year renewals, with award based on best value considerations including price, product availability, quality, delivery time, customization capabilities, and prior performance. The City of Richardson posted Solicitation 5526 on May 14, 2026, due June 16, 2026, for an annual requirements contract for embroidered items through a best value procurement process open to vendors in Dallas County, with evaluation based on price competitiveness, vendor qualifications, past performance references, risk assessment, and responsiveness to specifications. Neither opportunity discloses a specific budget or minimum purchase volume guarantee.