An alumni label, run by the people who wore the uniform.

Pangudi Legacy started with a crest patch, 62 mm across, cut from a uniform and kept in a biscuit tin for three decades. It was lent to us, photographed once, and returned. Everything we make begins that way: with one object that survived.

We work as a pre-order label rather than a shop with shelves. A design opens for a set window, the group decides sizes and personalisation, and the run is produced once — after the window shuts. Nothing is reprinted quietly, and nothing sits in a warehouse waiting to be discounted.

Alumni groups drive most of it. Golf asks for caps before a Saturday round, the business circle asks for shirts, the food group asks for totes. We quote the batch, open it, close it, and hand it to a vendor we can name.

Payment is confirmed by a person, not a gateway: you transfer, you upload the proof, we check it and mark your order verified. It is slower than a checkout button and far easier to correct when something goes wrong.