UNSPSC 53102002: Womens dresses or skirts or saris or kimonos

UNSPSC 53102002 Women's dresses or skirts or saris or kimonos is a Commodity code under which state and local governments actually procure apparel and accessories — primarily t-shirts, polos, hats, caps, activewear, jackets, sweatshirts, athletic uniforms, and embroidered items — along with customization and decoration services such as screen printing and embroidery. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code are school districts and municipalities. Temple Independent School District posted a multi-vendor RFP in September 2026 to supply apparel and accessories with custom screen printing and embroidery services across 15 campuses serving approximately 8,700 students, with proposals due October 6, 2026. The resulting contract includes a one-year term with two one-year renewal options, no minimum purchase guarantees, and awards will be made on Best Value criteria including price, product availability, quality, delivery time, customization capabilities, and prior performance. Vendors must provide online catalogs, maintain consistent discount percentages from published prices, and offer turnaround times for both blank apparel and decoration services including rush options. Delivery is FOB Destination to multiple district locations with Electronic Funds Transfer payment on Net 30 terms and all freight prepaid by the vendor.

Recent activity appears concentrated in Texas. The City of Richardson issued an annual requirements contract solicitation in May 2026 (RFQ 5526, due June 16, 2026) for embroidered items on a best value basis, open to vendors in Dallas County. Both opportunities require vendors to submit references, compliance certifications, and detailed pricing documentation and indicate no guaranteed minimum purchase volumes. The City of Richardson's solicitation does not disclose specific award value or estimated annual volumes in the posted opportunity description; bidders are directed to the complete contract package for pricing expectations and financial terms. School districts and cities appear to be the primary buyers under this code, with procurement structured to allow multi-vendor awards or single-vendor selection based on institutional need and best value evaluation.